Thursday, April 25, 2019

wireless - How do I install Jensen Scandinavia Airlink 100ac driver?

I just recently installed Ubuntu 14.04.

I am trying to follow the simple step by step guide in the accompanied pdf file to install the Linux driver for the airlink 100ac. The only internet access I have is on another laptop, and I have an 8gig usb stick which I can use. To transfer files, as I can do with the driver folder.
The step by step guide:



Installation of driver in Linux




  1. Download the latest Linux driver from
    http://www.jensenscandinavia.com/downloads


  2. Copy the driver to your local folder.


  3. Open console


  4. Unzip the driver

  5. Enter make
    (and click enter)


  6. Enter sudo apt-get install build-essential
    (and click enter)


  7. If you have the
    Air:Link 500ac - enter
    (and click Enter)
    sudo modprobe 8812au. If you have the
    Air:Link 100ac - enter

    sudo modprobe 8821au
    (and click Enter)



The driver should now be installed and your
AL100AC / 500AC is ready for use.



How do I install this? On step 5, when I type make and press enter, it says :





make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.




And on step 6, I suppose I need internet connection? I don't have an internet connection before I get the usb dongle to function. Can I get build-essential via usb?

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