The RTL8812AU driver may not install correctly unless the kernel configuration enables some of the built-in Realtek wireless drivers (including those in staging) as modules. The RTL8812AU driver will not install correctly if the USB adapter is plugged-in before the driver is installed. The table below lists AC1200 USB 3.0 adapters tested and working with Linux 3.18.5 and later on amd64 multilib. The table below lists AC1200 PCIe adapters tested and working with Linux 4.1.3 and later on amd64 multilib. Using net-wireless/ndiswrapper and 32-bit Windows files may work, while 64-bit Windows files will not. BCM43526 is not listed under "SUPPORTED DEVICES" in the driver readme file. Broadcom drivers are provided by the net-wireless/broadcom-sta package, but support of BCM4352 and BCM43526 devices is very unlikely. The rtltek 8812au USB driver (kernel 4.3.14) is available from. The Realtek 8812au USB driver (kernel 3.10) is available from. After reported problems with kernel 4.0.x, it is working well with kernel 4.1.x. Intel's AC7260 PCIe driver is builtin the kernel. The remaining adapters support data rates other than AC1200. 
The AC1200 adapters listed in the table will have Realtek RTL8812AU or Broadcom BCM43526 chipsets.
Scroll down to find a table of known abgn+ac wireless adapters with chipset, device ID, and probable Linux driver.Select "linux_support" for the Table query type option.Enter "abgn+ac" in the Supported 802dot11 protocols field.Browse to the WikiDev wireless adapter query page.
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