what does
station list
give
#After setting up WiFi in virt-manager I now don't have wifi on the rest of my system
loud seal
warped bluff
```station wlan0 get-networks```
does get-networks scan and then display the list?
I just can't load anything
ping a site
warped bluff
It's just stuck
warped bluff
I'm on my phone lol
loud seal
Wifi works ?
warped bluff
Yep
loud seal
This might be pretty stupid but maybe try connecting thru NetworkManager ?
nmtui or
nmcli c u wifiname
I very much think this is because of some conflict between ur wifi driver and virt-manager 's
warped bluff
```nmtui``` or
```nmcli c u wifiname```
Network manager is not running
loud seal
systemctl start NetworkManager to start it temporarilly
warped bluff
Nmcli just gives me error unknown connection
loud seal
do nmtui
loud seal
its a module mismatch
module or whatever its called
do nmcli whats it show
simply nmcli
warped bluff
Wlan0 disconnected
warped bluff
```modprobe wl``` to load it
Module not found it directory
loud seal
maybe its modprobe wlan0 ?
loud seal
Are you using broadcom wifi drivers ?
loud seal
fixed ?
loud seal
great.
loud seal
Will be nice if you prepend [SOLVED] to the post title so people know.
timber nimbus
not sure how i will use it now but
nat should not even touch the regular network, apart from routing the traffic to it. I have my NAT bridge up and it doesn't touch the regular interfaces.
timber nimbus
what's the default network i see?
maybe you passthroughed your wifi card by mistake in the VM config?
loud seal
It should be easy, modprobe virbr1 to load it
modprobe -r virbr1 to unload
As for ur wifi card, assuming its device name is 'wl'
same thing
timber nimbus
It should be easy, ```modprobe virbr1``` to load it
```modprobe -r virbr1``` to ...
I don't think that's how interfaces work
or how modules...
virbr1 isn't a module, it's the name of a virtual NAT interface, you typically use the command ip to make/destroy those. and libvirtd does that automatically
loud seal
Yes I'm don't really understand how modules work.
loud seal
virbr1 isn't a module, it's the name of a virtual NAT interface, you typically u...
oh thanks
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timber nimbus
virbr1 isn't a module, it's the name of a virtual NAT interface, you typically u...
idts you are supposed to mess/edit those directly using ip anyways
probably use virsh or virt-manager to manage that interface being created and such
to check what driver is loaded on your wifi card, use lspci -v
loud seal
nmcli | grep -i wifi | awk '{print $2}' works too yeah ?