I have purchased the ASUS USB-N13 USB Wireless Adapter for my desktop computer running Ubuntu 12.04. It said it had Linux support, so I went with it. I found out from their customer support that it doesn't support Ubuntu, but it's not impossible to get it to work. I have tried looking up proper drivers and such to download.
I've gotten it to recognize my router, but it still won't connect. All these solutions I'm seeing seem to be just for specific computers and not a general fix, so can someone help me find a solution to this dilemma?
I have tried other solutions I find on here, but they don't work for my own computer. So please give this question a chance.
I've tried this one: connecting asus usb n13 wireless-adapter
But it fails at the third step in the terminal after downloading the drivers from Realtek. In step 3 of the terminal process it involves building the drivers, with the text
cd ~/Downloads/RTL8188C_8192C_USB_linux_v3.4.3_4369.20120622
but it just tells me "No such file or directory exists."
Also, at the beginning of the question, the asker said they put in
lsmod | grep rt
I tried that and got a different result than what they got.
Theirs:
parport_pc
rtl8192cu
rtl8192c_common
rtlwifi
mac80211
cfg80211
parport
Mine: parport_pc 32114 0 parport 40930 3 parport_pc,ppdev,lp
I don't know how to further differentiate my problem from other questions, just that my computer's specs may be different than that of the computers used in these different questions. Any help would be appreciated.
And all the other ones I find seem to be dead ends or lead me right back to that one.
– user131879 Feb 14 '13 at 16:00