wlan0 disappeared... - Suse
This is a discussion on wlan0 disappeared... - Suse ; I just installed bcmwl6.inf and then restarted my computer and I don't see wlan0 now as an input from iwconfig. What could cause this? lsmod displays ndiswrapper but not bcm43xx. Also, ndiswrapper -l lists the following: bcmwl6: driver installed device(14E4:4311) ...
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10-17-2008, 08:55 PM
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 wlan0 disappeared... see wlan0 now as an input from iwconfig. What could cause this? lsmod displays ndiswrapper but not bcm43xx. Also, ndiswrapper -l lists the following: bcmwl6: driver installed device(14E4:4311) present (alternate driver: ssb) Any ideas?  |
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10-17-2008, 09:50 PM
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| Re: wlan0 disappeared... nouveauricheinvestments@gmail.com wrote in news:a1b1f32f-77fc-475f-ac1f- 157a6ea9de0e@u40g2000pru.googlegroups.com: > I just installed bcmwl6.inf and then restarted my computer and I don't > see wlan0 now as an input from iwconfig. What could cause this? > lsmod displays ndiswrapper but not bcm43xx. Also, ndiswrapper -l > lists the following: > > bcmwl6: driver installed > device(14E4:4311) present (alternate driver: ssb) > > Any ideas? > I just learned over in the Ubuntu newsgroup that Broadcom has just released (last week) linux native Broadcom 43xx driver.... |
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