The Graphic card did work though which was encouraging.Ītm i created a Debian USB again and i placed the WiFi driver rtl8812AU_8821AU_linux_v4.2.2_7502.20130517_addl_IDs_2 on it on a map called temp. And the mouse cursor was just staying put on the top left corner.
I have tried to boot from an Ubuntu 16.10 USB stick hoping that it already had my WiFi drivers and make it work. I'm sorry for the long post but i need to inform you guys that i'm not that familiar with Linux thus i would need the instruction as basic as possible. Can i try Debian from a USB stick and install WiFi drivers? If yes, how do i do that? Īlso found out that my graphics card can be installed later by doing the following commands in terminalĬode: Select all sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa Found out my WiFi card has RTL8812AU Realtech chip. After boot the only hardware not working is my WiFi network USB stick (ASUS USB-AC56 802.11ac), and my graphic card (Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070).īooted back to Windows and did some searching. After reading some posts here, i disabled fastboot and secure boot, and finally managed to get it to boot. I had to do some tinkering with my Bios cuz it refused to boot from it. I want to ensure that everything works before i install it I downloaded the Debian image (with Gnome) and used rufus to make a USB stick. However i always just tried them (meaning i always had dual boot), now I would like to remove Win completely. I have tried Linux before (Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Mint) on my previous computers.
I did some research and decided that Debian is what i would like to have. I'm a Windows 10 user atm but the time has come to leave it behind (as it starting to get more and more annoying) and install Linux.
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