I have done some further research on this issue and have determined that
it is both an upstream and non-free issue, so it doesn’t belong here.
For posterity, however, I have found that:
- The WiFi card _is_ the “ethernet” device seen in ‘ip address’.
- The brcmfmac driver searches for the
> BCM43602 requires non-free firmware. —Florian
Thank you for your clarification. I’ve been using an installation image with a
firmware package installed that should provide that. To be sure that this is a
downstream issue, could anyone verify that the installer is normally able to
connect to Wi
Hello,
Andrew Wong writes:
> The Guix installer does not recognize the Broadcom BCM43602 card used
> in the MacBook Pro 12,1 as compatible with free software (issuing a
> warning), despite this card being compatible with the free brcmfmac
> driver
<https://wiki.debian.org
The Guix installer does not recognize the Broadcom BCM43602 card used in the
MacBook Pro 12,1 as compatible with free software (issuing a warning), despite
this card being compatible with the free brcmfmac driver[1].
Even with the driver loaded, the installer still claims it won’t work, and at
