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Install Realtek d723 WiFi driver for GNU/Linux.
I've been doing a lot of Linux Mint installations lately and one very annoying thing that I found in 2 laptops was the non availability of WiFi driver. Apparently, it's a new hardware and is not in the Linux kernel.
The hardware is Realtek device d723 . This new WiFi hardware is being shipped in new PCs and laptops now. Without having the internet, one can't do almost anything. So it's important to have this fixed up.
UPDATE : Added a new method to make it work on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
If method 1 doesn't work for you, try method 2 or method 3.
Getting Internet.
We need a temporary internet connection to fix WiFi. Ways to connect :
Connect USB cable and use USB Tethering in your phone to connect your computer to the internet (through phone's cellular data/WiFi) Use wired ethernet cable for connecting to internet.
Finding Device.
Open a terminal and do the command lspci . You will see all the PCI devices of your system. If you have the d723 device, you can see it at the bottom :
Or to quickly know if you have the d723 WiFi hardware, do :
Prerequisite.
You should install the corresponding header of your kernel :
Next, install the packages necessary for building :
Method 1.
This is the RECOMMENDED METHOD because in future, when kernel is updated, the installed driver will be automatically compiled to make it work in newer kernel.
To simplify everything, run the following commands one by one :
Restart your computer. And you'll get your WiFi !
Method 2.
To simplify everything, run the following commands one by one :
What the commands does is download the GitHub repository (extended branch) with wget . If your system doesn't have wget , install it :
After that, the downloaded zip file is extracted with unzip . Then inside the extracted folder, the drivers are compiled and installed with make & make install.
After that the drivers are enabled using the modprobe command with sudo .
PS : Thanks to Bruno Loy for confirming that this works !
Method 3.
smlinux has made a driver for d723 . Compiling it and installing it will help you connect to WiFi.
First step is to identify the version of your Linux kernel :
The driver is different according to the Linux kernel version. Only the driver to download will vary. Rest of the installation steps are the same.
Download.
Now according to the kernel version download the driver :
4.11 and up.
If the Linux kernel version is 4.11 or greater (>=4.11), then download this file :
4.10 and down.
If the Linux kernel version is 4.10 or below ( /etc/rc.local :
Replace gedit above with whatever text editor you have.
Then, in that file add :
Replace ant_sel=1 above with the one that worked for you. Either '1' or '2'.

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