Don't edit any config files and let Yaourt download, compile, zip and install the driver and configure it.
In the terminal install the package with the driver via AUR: yaourt -S dkms-8188eu.
Connect the TL-WN725N device to a usb port.
#Tp link tl wn722n driver android update#
Open a terminal and update the system with: sudo pacman -Syu.
Due to their small size, they do not cancel out the adjacent USB inputs and their price (around 12-15 USD) make them excellent alternatives to provide wi-fi connectivity to our equipment.Ī model that stands out for its power and price is the TL-WN725N(v2) from TP-LINK, which originally appeared in its first version (v1) with Realtek hardware RTL8188 cus and a driver was created that worked very well on the Raspbian distro (based on Debian) made for mini Raspberry machines but without warning they changed the hardware to RTL8188 eu for the second version (v2) and Realtek created a native driver for Linux but optimized for kernel versions 3.3 onwards, leaving out Raspbian and Crunchbang, among other distros.įortunately version 2 of the TL-WN725N is the one that has been distributed the most in Latin America, its ID number is: 0bda: 8179 And the developer community has managed to adapt the driver successfully in the most popular Linux distributions, and this time we are going to install it in Arch Linux and in Ubuntu 12.04 (11.10 onwards): Recently, tiny dimensions of USB Wi-Fi connection adapters have come onto the market, no bigger than a Bluetooth dongle or a small coin, very discreet and practical to use in laptops that do not have an integrated Wi-Fi card (or has already been damaged) or even on desktop computers.
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