I'm running Debian jessie/sid (3.14-1-686-pae #1 SMP Debian 3.14.2-1
(2014-04-28) i686 GNU/Linux) on a MacBook (older white model).
It has the Broadcom BCM4321 wireless chipset (arg! non-free!).
When I boot, the b43 module is not auto-loading; I can drop into a
terminal and "sudo modprobe b43), and my wireless comes up.
So I added the single line:
b43
to the /etc/modules file, and on reboot, the module does not load:
"lsmod | grep b43" shows nothing. If I then modprobe it, the lsmod
command shows 6 or 7 items and the network works.
How can I get the module to load at startup instead of me having to
manually modprobe it every time?
Thanks!
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Kent
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