Lo loopback unmanaged sudo dmesg | grep -i wlan Link/ether ea:7a:10:67:8b:af brd nmcli devĮno1 ethernet connected Wired connection 1

I have learned that my particular wlan device doesn't have drivers in kernel mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN mode DEFAULT group default qlen 1000.

I have followed every answer of this question on unix & linux.

I have also installed lot of unofficial drivers from GitHub.

sudo apt install firmware-realtek and restart didn't work.

Product: RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller And tried to use WiFi and learned that my wlan is unclaimed by doing this: sudo lshw -C network But effectively all it would need, is someone pushing for it - to provide a (long-term-) manageable pull request with lexra support against OpenWrt/ master, kernel 4.14, musl, hostapd/ nl80211 for the wlan drivers and not too many arch specific changes (so it can be reasonably updated with the rest of OpenWrt and not stay behind).I have recently installed Debian 10.9 with KDE.

Personally I don't think lexra will 'ever' be supported in LEDE/ OpenWrt (too different from normal mips, no upstream/ toolchain support at all, very low-end devices, the wlan situation (drivers, AP mode reliability, nl80211 support) is difficult). In terms of lexra (Realtek's reduced mips ISA) support, there is none - nor anyone actively pushing for it (as in providing patches/ pull requests against current master) chances for this to change are non-zero, but extremely low (once you'd have hypothetical lexra arch/ SOC support, there would still be the problem of the wlan drivers and current hostapd/ nl80211, to drive them reliably in AP mode).

Realtek wifi drivers