I did not remember what I've done with 12.04/10 , so I made a kubuntu usb stick with 12.04.5 and run in on the laptop. Problem is the same (3.2.0-7-generic x86, with bcmwl 6.20.155.1+bdcom-0ubuntu0.0.2 ), so for sure it happened before precise(12.04) . What is more, looking at the syslog I remind myself what I've done to make my wifi working then - to simplify - installed proper b43 driver.... At that time kde device manager did not pop up with sugestion so I did my driver choise by syslog warning suggestions for b43.
Not only did b43 not conflict with b44( the LAN driver) but it serve me for a long time ;).
When it comes to broadcom-sta, good guide for me was https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BroadcomSTA%28Wireless%29
where is said that my card [14e4:4311] works with b43 but not with broadcom-sta, so after installing I do not get an offer for the card to use the driver.
Christopher,
I did not remember what I've done with 12.04/10 , so I made a kubuntu usb stick with 12.04.5 and run in on the laptop. Problem is the same (3.2.0-7-generic x86, with bcmwl 6.20.155. 1+bdcom- 0ubuntu0. 0.2 ), so for sure it happened before precise(12.04) . What is more, looking at the syslog I remind myself what I've done to make my wifi working then - to simplify - installed proper b43 driver.... At that time kde device manager did not pop up with sugestion so I did my driver choise by syslog warning suggestions for b43.
Not only did b43 not conflict with b44( the LAN driver) but it serve me for a long time ;).
When it comes to broadcom-sta, good guide for me was /help.ubuntu. com/community/ BroadcomSTA% 28Wireless% 29
https:/
where is said that my card [14e4:4311] works with b43 but not with broadcom-sta, so after installing I do not get an offer for the card to use the driver.
Should I report the bug on http:// www.broadcom. com/support/ 802.11/ linux_sta. php directly ?