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Whether or not you had to compile NDISWrapper Wireless Chipset: lspci -n | grep '14e4:43'Īny extra boot options you might be using (e.g., noacpi, irqpoll, etc.) Wireless Brand and Model (please post the whole line): lspci | grep Broadcom HARDY Users, Before Following the Wiki: (I need this to try to develop a module-reloading script, since Hardy users ideally should use a custom module reloader for their particular hardware.) Others benefit from detailed feedback, so you get bonus points if you provide all of the following: Please report your results here or on the wiki. (This means simple apt-get installs only for most people, but there are ndiswrapper compilation instructions for those who need it.) This howto works well for fresh installs of Feisty (and Gutsy, and Hardy), and requires no compiled packages. I created a quick howto for myself, since I've had to install this card a few times. Hardy users, please refrain from voting until this is worked out, but feel free to make thread posts. Note, this howto still doesn't work for some Hardy users, for reasons we haven't fully hashed out yet, but almost certainly related to the ssb issue. I've added some Hardy-specific commands that workaround an outstanding (ssb) module loading bug. Fortunately, this guide also appears to be compatible with Gutsy.Įdit 3: Update (Apr 26 2008): This howto works with Hardy Heron (*Ubuntu 8.04) for many users. Further, it doesn't seem to work for everyone. However, Gutsy's native support isn't capable of quite the same bandwidth as this ndiswrapper solution. "HowTo: Broadcom 4311 in 5 minutes with ndiswrapper/WPA for fresh Feisty installs ()"Įdit: Since I originally posted this I've also added support for other devices, so it now supports the BCM4306, BCM4310, BCM4311, BCM4312, BCM4318, and BCM4328Įdit 2: Update (Oct 2007): Gutsy Gibbon (*Ubuntu 7.10) has native support (via the restricted driver manager) that actually works, so this guide isn't strictly necessary for Gutsy. Note: I'm continuing the thread that has been made read-only in the archives: