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BCM4331; BCM4352; BCM4360. This Package Provides the Source Code for the wl Kernel Modules and makes use of the DKMS Build Utility to Install ...

26.02.2018 · MacbookPro 10.1 (retina mid-2012) has a Broadcom BCM4331 Wireless Chipset. Open-source driver is built-in to the kernel (b43) but requires non-free firmware to function.

Model: MacBookPro10,2; Boot ROM: MBP102.0106.B03; Graphics: Intel 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller (rev 09); Wireless: BCM4331 ...

Dec 20, 2014 · Posts: 1,682. Re: Is the bcm4331 wireless card suppported? For broadcom wl you need to run exactly the same kernel versions on both machines for it to work. b43-firmware should should work regardless of kernel. In both cases you need to load the appropriate modules with modprobe (b43 or wl) before running wifi-menu.

04.12.2018 · Macbook pro 2012 / BCM4331 I bought my father a new computer for christmas, found a Macbook pro mid 2012. But the network card is acting weirdly, sometimes finds 5ghz networks sometimes not, and sometimes networkmanager asks for passwords again both for 5ghz and 2.4ghz..

I have a Broadcoam PCI wifi hardware(BCM4331). ... On Arch linux, when I enter “lspci -v”, it says my hardware is loaded with the same BCMA ...

For the reasons explained, I think it would be better to suggest the use of broadcom-wl-dkms for BCM4331 users, also because the package is already in the community repository.. Kieto 09:00, 22 April 2018 (UTC) . I can confirm this. On a MacBook Pro 8,1 with BCM4331 wifi is faster and more power efficient (power management didn't work with b43).

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vicp74 works here, Linux 4.8.7-1, WiFi card is BCM4312. vicp74 commented on 2016-10-21 04:28 This firmware is not working for me with the kernel 4.8.2, the system doesn't boot and I …

Hello everyone I have a problem with the BCM4331 card. ... 64 Desktop: GNOME 40.3 Distro: Arch Linux Machine: Type: Laptop System: Apple ...

8,2 and 8,3. Note: For 8,2 (potentially for 8,1 and 8,3 as well) be aware that you might find that ip link does not show the wireless network card. In that case, check what kernel module is being used, by running lspci -v and look for the Network controller called BCM4331. As mentioned on Broadcom wireless#Installation, the BCM4331 chipset used ...

BCM4331 works better with broadcom-wl-dkms than with b43-firmware. I was having some wifi flakiness issues when using the BCM4331 card with b43-firmware AUR, but those issues have been fixed after removing the package and using broadcom-wl-dkms instead. The following statement appears on the Broadcom wireless#b43 wiki section:

If you want to access your OSX user directories from Linux, write down the UID and GID for the users. ... and boot into the Arch install. Running the Arch installation. ... (and possibly newer) use BCM4331 for Wifi. See Broadcom wireless for details. The Mac Mini 5.1 Also uses the Broadcom BCM4331 Wi-Fi Chip.

I have a problem with the BCM4331 card. ... Desktop: GNOME 40.3 Distro: Arch Linux Machine: Type: Laptop System: Apple product: MacBookPro8 ...

8,2 and 8,3. Note: For 8,2 (potentially for 8,1 and 8,3 as well) be aware that you might find that ip link does not show the wireless network card. In that case, check what kernel module is being used, by running lspci -v and look for the Network controller called BCM4331. As mentioned on Broadcom wireless#Installation, the BCM4331 chipset used ...

10.01.2022 · 04:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Inc. and subsidiaries BCM4331 802.11a/b/g/n [14e4:4331] (rev 02) Subsystem: Apple Inc. …

10.06.2020 · I just installed Arch for the first time on my old late 2011 Macbook Pro. Everything is all set except for my wifi drivers. I can't find anything with a good enough answer or anything that works. Any ideas? Last edited by Miiles (2020-06-10 10:13:54)

I have a problem with the BCM4331 card. So I was given a 2012 Macbook Pro (8,2) and I've successfully installed Arch without any problems. Everything seems to work out of the box except for the network card. Ethernet connection is good but the wireless is very slow and clunky. What I've done so far:

I recently installed Arch Linux on an old mid 2012 MacBook Pro with a Broadcom BCM4331 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi card, but I can't find any 5GHz ...

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Macbooks 8,1 to 9,2 (and possibly newer) use BCM4331 for Wifi. See Broadcom wireless for details. The Mac Mini 5.1 Also uses the Broadcom BCM4331 Wi-Fi Chip. Inverting FN keys. To make the FN keys function as normal FN keys, follow Apple Keyboard#Function keys do not work. Wireless Flakiness