If I'm remembering right, you need to install the firmware, which I think should be in your /home directory.
(I'm using Vuu-Do now for my Devuan system.)

Check that you don't have an old image iso (in the /home directory, I think), I have forgotten to delete the previous iso before now, when remastering.

Be aware, the first post has the quote taken out of context, here is the actual post.

Hmm, I don't think mis reading something makes it ambiguous.
(It is pretty obvious how it is meant to be read.)

EDIT: http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/Grammar/commas.htm
http://www.grammarbook.com/punctuation/commas.asp

Depends how you read it, there's a comma in there that separates the '& Vuu-Do' from the demised #1, & relates to the original statement about AntiX.
But, I suppose I could have put a semi colon instead.

Going off topic a bit...there are plenty of readily available software packages for OpenBSD, lots of GUI choice too, WM & DE.
It's my 'back up' system, in case Linux gets really messed up with 'commercial interests' altering it, like with systemd.

Either one of these depending on your OS 32bit or 64bit
Dir     linux-i686/        
Dir     linux-x86_64/
Then select your country folder, & you will see,
File     firefox-56.0.1.tar.bz2     51M     05-Oct-2017 22:24
Download it, & extract it in whatever directory that you want to run it from, (suggest you make one in your home directory).

I tend to just use 'cal' or 'cal -3'.

Is the system seeing it, can you mount it manually?

Glad you got things sorted, enjoy your new O/S experience.

This may help. - https://www.howtogeek.com/192732/androi … s-storage/

If you open wicd, top right is a down pointing triangle, click it, them go to preferences - likely you will need to replace 'wlan0' with 'wlan1'.