BROADCOM 4321 LINUX DRIVER

Even when I try the method here , as suggested when this was marked as a duplicate, I still can't stay connected to a wireless network. When you paste in code or lines from a terminal, use the [code] code tags. View LQ Wiki Contributions. NDISwrapper This should only be used as a last resort, if the device is not supported by Linux kernel drivers e. Note that registered members see fewer ads, and ContentLink is completely disabled once you log in. Configure your wireless interface as appropriate.

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Well then, i guess you can just switch back to windows then: Make sure you have the linux-headers package that matches your current kernel version, plus the appropriate generic header packages so that they are automatically updated on a kernel upgrade.

Introduction

Ask Ubuntu works best with JavaScript enabled. Back to top Switching between drivers If you card is supported by more than one driver then use the modprobe command to test broaccom drivers. Instructions for installation may be found later in this article.

The second is the b43 driver, maintained upstream by the Linux kernel community. This fixed beoadcom problem for me. Currently Network Manager doesn't recognize Wireless exists, b43 drivers are loaded and I've currently hardwired a connect from my laptop to the computer that's causing this.

It may be able to load the right driver for you or maybe you've already tried that.

Broadcom bcm wireless [closed] - Ask Fedora: Community Knowledge Base and Support Forum

First unload all conflicting drivers this includes removing the driver you're trying to install: View LQ Wiki Contributions. Besides, if Eugene needs to, he can use ndiswrapper and run the Windows driver with Wine. I am using Kubuntu and Lubuntu both 64bitsand spent some time trying to understand why the same card works fine in Kubuntu but don't exists in Lubuntu, both having bcmwl-kernel-source installed.

If it doesn't, please file a report as per the procedure above. If you need to reset your password, click here. If the version of the driver you are using in the repository is an older version than that available from Broadcom, then contacting them would not apply. lijux

At this point I'm starting to research how to use ndiswrapper but haven't had any luck with that either. Email Required, but never shown. If not, it's pretty easy to get it to load automatically, so just ask.

Broadcom 43xx wireless devices

But if you do reboot and you have no wifi, then you need to list the wl module in a blacklist, which tells the kernel to NOT load it when booting up. Disabled in Debian 2. I give it ,inux correct one every time but it keeps asking about three times and then stops trying. The bcmwl-kernel-source package aims to offer a later version for a given release.

It ,inux maintained upstream here. Easier to read So from the first line: I've tried but probably screwed up in the process installing the "wl""b43" and "brcmsmac" drivers, or at least I think I did.

Wireless LAN Soft blocked: However, in never really succeeded and kept asking me for the network pass phrase. You are currently viewing LQ as a guest.

bcm43xx - Debian Wiki

To unload and blacklist: Copy the downloaded file to your home folder. The main issue is that with most of the drivers available that I've installed, they will find my wireless network but, they will only oinux connected for about a minute with abnormally slow speed and then all of a sudden disconnect.

Originally Posted by notKlaatu Sounds like you need the firmware for that wireless card. So I just decided to try again to install bcmwl-kernel-source. Debian 9 "stretch" deb http: Once all bgoadcom the required information is present, if the version of the driver you are using is the latest version available from the Ubuntu repositories, then one would want to e-mail the bdev mailing list following this procedure.

I have the same card BCM 14e4: