Now I have more time to do actually important work, boo....
My wifi card on my old laptop worked just fine, until I looked at the log files. 60GB of PCIe errors with a severity of "corrected". pci=noaer in grub fixed it right up!
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Reminds me of how my SSDs (both literally brand new) kept spitting out error messages in smartctl. As it turned out, this was a smartctl bug and I was able to install the Debian backports version to get a version with the fix.
I rely on my GrapheneOS phone like all the time.
Usb tethering is nearly as good as having a working wifi card!
You might still have bluetooth to fix...
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