USB wifi adapter for kali linux. Help to install the Ralink RT3070 wireless. How is sudo safer then directly using su if user is granted access to all commands? Hi Everybody, I am new using Kali Linux, even I am not a good linux user. I have a laptop and I installed kali linux, This laptop has a problem with the wifi adapter.

I’m using the same adapter that I mentioned on a, the TP-Link TLWN725N. This time I’m trying to make it work on Kali Linux. The first thing that I did was to list my USB devices (after, of course, plug in my USB Wifi adapter): $lsusb This command returned some results, but the one that I was interest was: Bus 005 Device 002: ID 0bda:8179 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. This shows that the OS recognized my adapter, but it doesn’t have any functionality. If I typed the command below, there wouldn’t show up any wlan* interfaces. $iwconfig The found a which gave me the idea to look for the drive 8188eu (the same one that I used to make the same Wifi adapter work on Raspberry Pi). The difference here is that I must find this file that can be compilable so it can fit exactly on my OS.

I Googled for rtl8188eu. Scott An Aid To Clinical Surgery Latest Edition Of Adobe there. tar.gz and the first link was a tarball from Github. I downloaded and extract the tarball using thise commands: $wget -O rtl8188eu.tar.gz $tar xvf rtl8188eu.tar.gz In order to compile this software, I have to use the command make. Some linux distributions doesn’t come with make pre-installed. To install it, run the command bellow: $sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) After this, follow these three steps to compile the firmware and install it: $cd lwfinger-rtl8188eu-fcc9034/ $make $sudo make install $sudo modprobe 8188eu When you’re done with the commands above, run the command below and behold your Wifi adaptor working smoothly: $iwconfig If you’re lazy (just like me), you can or clone my GitHub repository and execute it (commands below): $git clone $sudo sh./l33ttutorials/linux/install-tplink-tlwn725n-kali-l33ttutorials.sh Thank you for reading!.