F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Networks Setting up WiFi on a Mac with Pop_OS is straightforward.

Setting up WiFi on a Mac with Pop_OS is straightforward.

Setting up WiFi on a Mac with Pop_OS is straightforward.

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iiLucy
Junior Member
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07-10-2023, 04:39 AM
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Hey there! It sounds like you're trying to set up Pop_OS on your 2014 MacBook Air, but you're having trouble with WiFi. Since each MacBook has its own setup, it might help to check the official Pop_OS documentation or forums for specific instructions related to your model. You could also try updating your macOS version or consulting community guides for compatibility tips. Let me know if you need more details!
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iiLucy
07-10-2023, 04:39 AM #1

Hey there! It sounds like you're trying to set up Pop_OS on your 2014 MacBook Air, but you're having trouble with WiFi. Since each MacBook has its own setup, it might help to check the official Pop_OS documentation or forums for specific instructions related to your model. You could also try updating your macOS version or consulting community guides for compatibility tips. Let me know if you need more details!

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HiperEg
Member
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07-11-2023, 04:55 AM
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Ensure your kernel module is properly configured for the wifi adapter. You might need to develop your own kernel or rely on an OS-supported external adapter. Linux on Mac functions similarly to Windows but with limitations. Pop OS resembles a minimal Debian-based Linux distribution, offering less driver compatibility compared to Ubuntu, which generally provides better support for external devices.
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HiperEg
07-11-2023, 04:55 AM #2

Ensure your kernel module is properly configured for the wifi adapter. You might need to develop your own kernel or rely on an OS-supported external adapter. Linux on Mac functions similarly to Windows but with limitations. Pop OS resembles a minimal Debian-based Linux distribution, offering less driver compatibility compared to Ubuntu, which generally provides better support for external devices.

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Adidas_X
Junior Member
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07-19-2023, 02:41 AM
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I’ve heard you can manage those packages with sudo and keep the system updated. If that doesn’t work, switching to Ubuntu would be an option.
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Adidas_X
07-19-2023, 02:41 AM #3

I’ve heard you can manage those packages with sudo and keep the system updated. If that doesn’t work, switching to Ubuntu would be an option.