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Does the Qualcomm Atheros Gigaset SX76[23] AR241[34]A work on Linux?

Driver available. Kernel ID match for pci — Linux 6.13+. Separate firmware requirements have not been verified; no declaration is not evidence that none is needed.

Technical details

Device categoryWi-Fi adapter
BusPCIe
Device IDs168c:ff1a
Kernel driverpci
In kernel sinceLinux 6.13+

Firmware requirement

Separate firmware requirements have not been verified; no declaration is not evidence that none is needed. This is a driver-family list, not a per-device requirement. Optional features and other chips may use different files. Presence is checked against linux-firmware WHENCE File and Link records, including patterns.

FirmwareManifest check

Firmware packaging varies by distribution; consult Debian firmware guidance or Arch network setup guidance. A missing manifest entry does not mean the device is unsupported.

Which distros work?

DistroKernelRequirements
Arch Linux✅ 7.2Kernel ID match available; firmware requirements not verified
Fedora 44✅ 7.2Kernel ID match available; firmware requirements not verified
Fedora 43✅ 7.2Kernel ID match available; firmware requirements not verified
openSUSE Tumbleweed✅ 7.2Kernel ID match available; firmware requirements not verified
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS✅ 7.0Kernel ID match available; firmware requirements not verified
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS6.8 (driver in 6.13; 7.0 available)Needs Linux 6.13; firmware requirements not verified
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS5.15 (driver in 6.13)Needs Linux 6.13; firmware requirements not verified
Debian 136.12 (driver in 6.13; 7.2 available)Needs Linux 6.13; firmware requirements not verified
Debian 126.1 (driver in 6.13)Needs Linux 6.13; firmware requirements not verified

Default kernels as of 2026-10-07; distributions may backport drivers. This table compares kernel ID-table support, not tested connectivity or firmware package availability.

Is this my device?

Run lspci -nn and look for 168c:ff1a. Paste IDs into the home lookup.

Sources

Listed ID matches are not hands-on tests of speed, Bluetooth version, or every device feature. See how this works and more Wi-Fi adapters.