I wanted to try ZorinOS Core by installing it. Everything went fine with the installation but when i rebooted to the installed OS i have internet issues and after a while the OS doesn't see my wired cable anymore.
I have a r8625 and this is the configuration that it shows
The configuration is wrong since my router is on 192.168.178.1 so the devices on my local network works on 192.168.178.x i tried putting the manual configuration but it still doesn't work
Hi, i saw one of your posts where you said that secure boot wasn't needed on Linux so i tried reinstalling ZorinOS with Secure Boot disabled and the ethernet connection actually works. So i guess it was just secure boot.
So now i'm actually connected even if i don't have secure boot at least i can connect to the Internet. I still don't have WiFi and Bluetooth tho
Please check if fast boot in your BIOS is disabled and also fast startup in Windows if you use Dualboot. They can prevent wlan drivers from being loaded correctly.
If you use Windows try to update the Realtek r8125 driver in Windows to version 10.76 or higher with the driverdownload from Realtek. I read the default version of this driver used in Windows can cause NIC problems in Linux.
Did You take a Look in the ''Additional Drivers'' Tab in Software & Updates if there is maybe a Driver offered for Your Wifi/Bluetooth?
And is the System running in Wayland or X11? You can check that in Settings>About. when there stands Wayland, I would suggest to try switch to X11/Xorg and see if it works then.
To switch, go to the Login Screen (not the Lock Screen). simply reboot for that. On the Login Screen, click on Your Profile so that the Password Field appears. After it is appeared, You should see a Gear Icon in the bottom right Corner. Click on it and choose the Option ''Zorin Desktop on Xorg'' and then log in.
I'm Dualbooting and tried disabling fast startup both on WIndows and on BIOS, and installed the 10.76 r8125 drivers on windows and did a fully shutdown and then booting on ZorinOS but still no wifi or bluetooth
What a pity! I had hoped it might help. Before you try to install the WLAN driver from Realtek as tar.gz, you could try it with a newer kernel to look if that helps. If not, you can easily go back at grub menu to the normal 6.8 kernel.
Recommended is the installation via mainline tool. You could choose kernel 6.14 or if you have the newest hardware kernel 6.15.