use the following command to check list of services

`systemctl list-units --type=service -all`

`sudo service --status-all`

https://pastes.dev/JNJEXP76gs

 

- to get a list of specs of system

      `inxi -Fxxxrz && rfkill list && lsusb && mokutil --sb-state`

 

 

for debugging

`dmseg` : list how network is trying to connect

`networkctl`

`sudo systemctl enable --now NetworkManager`

`resolvectl and ip a`

 

list for drivers

`lspci -v`

[netlog.txt](../../_resources/netlog.txt)

[jornetlog.txt](../../_resources/jornetlog.txt)
- if wifi stops working then
   - troublehsooting way : pressing power button for 20s when laptop is closed. while doing this step make sure all peripheral is disconnected too. then finally power on laptop normally 
 	- if above didnt solve issue then simply install wifi driver from `yay -Ss rtw` . for mine it is `rtw88-...` so install that package and reboot and it would work.
 	- using modprobe way 
 	`lsmod | grep rtw` to get wifi module name
 	  `sudo modinfo rtw88-8723de`
	  and
	  `sudo modprobe -r rtw88_8723de && sudo modprobe rtw88_8723de`
	-  found this solution too but idk if its safe and what it will do to battery life?
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=260589
- tips
  -  to get the live log
 `journalctl -xef`
 for normal log
 `journalctl -xe`
   - to get drivers
      `lspci -nnk`
	  
	  https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/rtw88-fixed-firmware-git

- wifi router channel issues
 https://broadband.forum/threads/how-to-update-wifi-channels-on-reliance-jio-fiber-jco4032.205400/