Device 'Realtek Semiconductor RTL8852BE PCIe 802.11ax Wireless Network Controller'
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Find drivers for your hardware by creating a probe.Kernel Drivers
The device is supported by kernel versions 6.2 and newer according to the LKDDb:
| Ver | Source | Config | By ID | By Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6.2 - 7.1 | drivers/net/wireless/realtek/rtw89/rtw8852be.c | CONFIG_RTW89 CONFIG_RTW89_8852BE CONFIG_WLAN CONFIG_WLAN_VENDOR_REALTEK | 10ec:b852 | * |
Status (643)
The device is a part of the following computers:| HWid | Type | Vendor / Model | Probes | System | Last Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B5FC1 » | notebook | ASUSTek / ASUS TUF Gam... |
1 |  Pop!_OS 22.04 |
failed | |
| D6A65 » | notebook | ASUSTek / ASUS TUF Gam... |
2 |  Kubuntu 23.10 |
works |  options rtw89_core disable_ps_mode=y needed to prevent bluetooth stuttering |
| 65754 » | notebook | ASUSTek / ASUS TUF Gam... |
1 |  Nobara 42 |
limited | There are some regressions, if not worse than Windows. However everything works, it just the signal could drop or bad at receiving signals. |
| 759CB » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME X670-P... |
4 |  Debian 12 |
detected | |
| 605BA » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME X670-P... |
1 |  Arch Rolling |
failed | |
| A58A7 » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME X670-P... |
1 | Arch Rolling |
failed | |
| AEBE2 » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME X670-P... |
1 |  Fedora 37 |
failed | |
| 9943B » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME B650M-... |
1 | Debian |
failed | |
| A05EA » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME X670-P... |
1 |  Ubuntu 22.04 |
failed | |
| 385EE » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME X670-P... |
1 | Ubuntu 22.04 |
failed | |
| 4C38A » | desktop | ASUSTek / TUF Gaming B... |
1 | Ubuntu 22.04 |
failed | |
| D58D6 » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME B650M-... |
2 | Debian 12 |
failed | |
| D58D6 » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME B650M-... |
1 | Ubuntu 22.04 |
failed | |
| 65EC7 » | desktop | ASUSTek / TUF Gaming B... |
1 | Debian 11 |
failed | |
| 816FE » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME B650M-... |
3 | Debian 12 |
failed |
Pop! OS 22.04 LTS as of 25JUL2023 ships with kernel 6.2.6 which is supposed to have support for this hardware. However, System76 seems to be compiling the kernel without enabling the appropriate driver modules. Compiling the kernel manually and enabling the module in 'menuconfig' solves this.