Hi, I am new to Linux and recently transitioned from W11, after transitioning my internet speeds got slower both on wi-fi and ethernet so i thought updating them might be the solution but I don’t know how, I installed my graphic card’s drivers.
I use an Asus Tuf laptop with a 4060 and Ryzen 7 7735HS
(Asus Tuf Gaming A15 (2023) FA507NV is the exact name of the model)
The I/O drivers are part of the Linux Kernel – they get updated when the Kernel package is updated.
But, you need to check that, you’ve included the packages containing the Firmware for the hardware you’re using.
You have an AMD system – therefore the following Firmware and Microcode packages have to be installed –
kernel-firmware-amdgpu
libdrm_amdgpu1
ucode-amd
xf86-video-amdgpu
And, you can check which Firmware packages have been installed for the Hardware detected on your system at installation time by executing the following CLI command in a Terminal window:
> zypper search firmware
Depending on which Graphical User Interface (GUI) you’re using, there’s usually a Widget to display the current system details.
In addition you can install the “inxi” package to provide more detail concerning your current hardware – for example on this machine –
Please, when posting machine details on this (open) Forum, use CLI options such as “–filter” and “–no-hostname” to ensure that, you don’t leak private information onto the network.