Hi Zoltan,
Thanks very much! I am happy to say that I got this resolved by
following your detailed instructions! Thanks very much!!
I do wonder if the problem with the broadcom-wl version in RPMfusions
non-free is that the broadcom-wl is for version 5.100.82 and not
5.100.138.
Of course, I don'
Thanks very much, Zoltan!
Does this mean that I should yum erase broadcom-wl and kmod-wl first
(these I got from rpmfusion-nonfree)?
Thanks again!
Ranjan
On Thu, 17 Jan 2013 00:57:03 +0100 Zoltan Hoppar
wrote:
> Just solved the problem. You should load the b43 driver.
>
> modprobe b43
> then
Hi Ranjan,
Forgot to mention - be sure that you have not an subversion of 4312.
Use this to see it - > lspci -vnn -d 14e4
More here: http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#Supported_devices
Zoltan
2013/1/17 Zoltan Hoppar :
> Just solved the problem. You should load the b43 driver.
>
> mo
Just solved the problem. You should load the b43 driver.
modprobe b43
then you'll see in dmesg that missing the right firmware.
Install some more packages that is not included to F18 by default:
rfkill, wget, b43-openfwwf, b43-tools. (Why has been wget excluded
from package list, no clue)
Ge
Hi,
I have tried to get wifi going on a Dell Latitude E5400 with the
Broadcom 4312 chipset.
I did the following:
Installed broadcom-wl from rpmfusion non-free. (This installed
broadcom-wl and the dependency kmod-wl.)
Rebooted, but "nothing" happened. So, following this page
http://forums.fedor
