Hi Malcom, Yes I did install the kmp but the wifi adapter, does not initiate at boot. like I said it was fine in 13.1 but not 13.2 It shows as a PCI device not a network adapter. On 4 March 2015 at 17:17, Malcolm wrote:

On Wed 04 Mar 2015 04:58:18 PM CST, Paul Groves wrote:

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I have recently upgraded a laptop from 13,1 to 13.2 and I am now having trouble with the wireless adapter. It is a Dell Wireless 1704 with Broadcom BCM43412 chipset.

Out of the box the bluetooth wirks but not the wifi. lspci shows the adapter fine.

I was very surprised when I installed 13.1 some time ago and the Broadcom adater actually worked because this is the only Broadcom card I have EVER seen working in Linux (OpenSUSE, Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian and CentOS). Obviously I got my hopes up too soon and now it does not work in 13.2.

On 13.1 all I had to do was install broadcom-wl then reboot and the card worked fine. However on 13.2 this does not work and performing those same steps achieves nothing.

I have just reinstalled 13.1 and can replicate the installation and the card works fine. I have tried 13.2 again and no luck.

Apart from the obvious solution to every Broadcom driver issue that I have encountered in the past. (Which is to buy a Wireless adapter that works properly with Linux out of the box like Atheros or Realtek :D). Does anyone have any ideas? Hi Did you install the broadcom-wl package as well as the kmp? Either the blacklist isn't installed or missing firmware...

Run /sbin/lspci -nnk||grep -A3 Network

Driver in use should be wl?

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Hi Bob, Thanks, I will try this tomorrow On 4 March 2015 at 17:17, Bob Williams wrote:

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On 04/03/15 16:58, Paul Groves wrote:

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I have recently upgraded a laptop from 13,1 to 13.2 and I am now having trouble with the wireless adapter. It is a Dell Wireless 1704 with Broadcom BCM43412 chipset.

Out of the box the bluetooth wirks but not the wifi. lspci shows the adapter fine.

I was very surprised when I installed 13.1 some time ago and the Broadcom adater actually worked because this is the only Broadcom card I have EVER seen working in Linux (OpenSUSE, Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian and CentOS). Obviously I got my hopes up too soon and now it does not work in 13.2.

On 13.1 all I had to do was install broadcom-wl then reboot and the card worked fine. However on 13.2 this does not work and performing those same steps achieves nothing.

I have just reinstalled 13.1 and can replicate the installation and the card works fine. I have tried 13.2 again and no luck.

Apart from the obvious solution to every Broadcom driver issue that I have encountered in the past. (Which is to buy a Wireless adapter that works properly with Linux out of the box like Atheros or Realtek :D). Does anyone have any ideas?

Although your chipset is not listed, it may be worth trying the drivers available from Broadcom:

http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php

The Readme gives good instructions on how to install them. I've had good results on two Dell laptops here.

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