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VM doesn't see my Qualcomm Atheros AR922X Wireless

Posted: 3. Mar 2016, 20:29
by drohr
I am using Chromixium (Cub Linux) which is Ubuntu 14.04 base. I am running the latest version of VM: Version 5.0.14 r105127. I am writing this FROM the system i am having trouble on so I KNOW i have Internet access.

When i try and create an image say with Windows 7 there isn't any selectable option for my Wireless connection. Shows my internal Intel 10/100 though but i am using wireless which is NOT visible in VM. So after creating the Win 7 image there is NO internet access from within it to even activate the win 7 OS.

How can i enable the option for my wireless adapter to be a selectable therefore have Internet access?

Network controller: Qualcomm Atheros AR922X Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)

This is an internal PCI card.

Re: VM doesn't see my Qualcomm Atheros AR922X Wireless

Posted: 5. Mar 2016, 18:40
by drohr
um. Isn't this where to come for help? nobody has even re .

nice timely support there guys....

I wonder if VMware works. Guess i got to try that....

Re: VM doesn't see my Qualcomm Atheros AR922X Wireless

Posted: 6. Mar 2016, 09:05
by drohr
lololol anyone? wow. really nice help here guys.

Re: VM doesn't see my Qualcomm Atheros AR922X Wireless

Posted: 6. Mar 2016, 11:32
by Martin
Please start by reading the manual.
The guests are running in a virtual machine on virtual hardware which has nothing to do with the devices on your physical host system.

Re: VM doesn't see my Qualcomm Atheros AR922X Wireless

Posted: 6. Mar 2016, 12:24
by mpack
drohr wrote:wow. really nice help here guys.
Just to clarify something: these are user self help forums. You are not an Oracle customer and not entitled to help or support. You'll get help from other users if they feel like it.

A VM runs on simulated hardware. The hardware being simulated doesn't bear any relationship to the host hardware. How could it? In this case the VM provides a simulated Ethernet wired LAN connection. It matters not what the host uses for networking: the host is an entirely separate PC.