Thanks for getting to this!
If after following the suggestions provided by Mario, you’re still having issues […]
As we’ve been discussing, Mario’s proposed fix doesn’t work as written, possibly because of this change in Debian’s firmware search path. I’d very much appreciate either a way to modify the search path or, as a last resort, someone at Framework testing lbkNhubert’s riskier suggestion before I try it on the machine I’m currently using.
[…] you may open a ticket […]
I opened a ticket on Monday. (I wasn’t given a ticket number, but the submission time was around 05:30 GMT.) The initial support request linked to both this community thread and the parallel one that I opened. So far, I haven’t seen any substantive support from anyone labeled as a Framework support team member, either on the community forum or by e-mail.
As Mario has indicated, this is a known Ubuntu bug that is in process to be sorted out.
Since this is a known bug, and the Laptop 13 (AMD Ryzen 7040 Series) ships with a MediaTek wireless card, I’m confused about why the compatibility guide says that wi-fi and bluetooth work out of the box under Ubuntu 22.04 on this machine.
After this issue is resolved, I’d appreciate a better understanding of the testing routine that Framework’s compatibility guides are based on. This will help me calibrate my expectations for the guides’ accuracy.