Realtek 8812AU USB WiFi Driver for 802.11ac

[gychang]

You are going to change the kernel, just like you did above on May 5.

I managed to change kernel, reboot, use the peasywifi manager and change to nl80211 and configure. Now it connects on reboot instantly much improved, but noticed the speed is little better than "n" but not "ac" protocol. (55 mbps vs 110mbps). Overall much better than before.

[rcrsn51]

Are you connecting to an AC-mode router? Are you using the 5 Ghz access point? How do you know for sure?

Are you saying that your Peppermint OS setup runs at closer to AC-mode speeds?

How are you measuring speeds?

[gychang]

Are you connecting to an AC-mode router? Are you using the 5 Ghz access point? How do you know for sure?

Are you saying that your Peppermint OS setup runs at closer to AC-mode speeds?

How are you measuring speeds?

u r right, I was connected to 2.4Ghz, put in the correct SSID for 5Ghz and now getting the AC speed. thanks. all solved.

[rcrsn51]

Excellent.

[netfrog77]

Hi rcrsn51,

Have you created a pet of this driver for Slacko64 6.3.0 ?

Thanks

[rcrsn51]

Have you created a pet of this driver for Slacko64 6.3.0 ?

What's the kernel in Slacko64 6.3.0?

You will probably need to do a kernel-change to the huge_s64_700-k4.9.30 as discussed in the main post.

[netfrog77]

Slacko64 6.3.0 uses kernel 4.1.11