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#2111 [kernel] An update broke the realtek chip rtl8852be on fedora 44 kde | rhbz#2458899
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Bug details: ** https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2458899 **
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2458899

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The report has little information, it's not clear which bits broke the wifi, it's not clear if the user tested without the proprietary NV driver.

FinalBlocker -1

The report has little information, it's not clear which bits broke the wifi, it's not clear if the user tested without the proprietary NV driver.

Its a firmware issue and nvidia driver has nothing to do with it.

FinalBlocker -1

The report has little information, it's not clear which bits broke the wifi, it's not clear if the user tested without the proprietary NV driver.

FinalBlocker -1

The report has little information, it's not clear which bits broke the wifi, it's not clear if the user tested without the proprietary NV driver.

FinalBlocker -1

The report has little information, it's not clear which bits broke the wifi, it's not clear if the user tested without the proprietary NV driver.

FinalBlocker -1

The report has little information, it's not clear which bits broke the wifi, it's not clear if the user tested without the proprietary NV driver.

Its a firmware issue and nvidia driver has nothing to do with it.

There have been issues in the past when display drivers, and display frequencies have affected wifi, I ask because it's a legitimate possible problem.

Metadata Update from @blockerbot:
- Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)

Release F44 is no longer tracked by BlockerBugs, closing this ticket.
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