Next use the instructions here, skipping b43-fwcutter installation part. openSUSE. openSUSE 11.3 and above includes a utility that will automatically download the firmware and install it into its proper location. With working Internet access, run the following commands:
In your existing Arch machine, go to the directory of the AUR package, and run makepkg -s (by the way, it's recommended not to use --asroot ). This should create a file named something like b43-firmware-5.100.138-2-any.pkg.tar Just transfer the .pkg.tar file to the new installation, and run pacman -U b43-firmware-5.100.138-2-any.pkg.tar. Share.
05.06.2015 · yeah I have those stuff installed; I managed to install b43-firmware, so that's great & it's working! thanks everyone for the tips! so basically, for others the process I …
From the Newbie Corner Had problems installing this package via pacman: #pacman -S b43-firmware-classic So here is what I did to install it: cloned it …
Jun 04, 2015 · yeah I have those stuff installed; I managed to install b43-firmware, so that's great & it's working! thanks everyone for the tips! so basically, for others the process I got it to work with is as follows
In your existing Arch machine, go to the directory of the AUR package, and run makepkg -s (by the way, it's recommended not to use --asroot ). This should create a file named something like b43-firmware-5.100.138-2-any.pkg.tar Just transfer the .pkg.tar file to the new installation, and run pacman -U b43-firmware-5.100.138-2-any.pkg.tar. Share.
Once the firmware has been installed you can load the b43 (or b43legacy) kernel module with the modprobe command. If the module doesn't load automatically on startup then you may want to add the command to /etc/rc.d/rc.local . modprobe b43 If you have installed Broadcom's Hybrid Linux Driver then you will need to unload the wl module first.
The license for the tarball isn't listed on the download page, nor is it mentioned in the tarball itself. Regarding the warning message, I know it's not an ideal solution. There's a lengthy discussion about it in the comments below, starting on "2014-02-09" and ending on "2015-05-22" :-).
Linux – How to install b43-firmware on arch without internet access. arch linuxpackagingwifi. I currently don't have wire internet access in the PC I'm ...
If you run a linux-zen kernel without installed linux you cannot use package (but of course it works). I think dependency should be extended to linux-zen, too Hi-Angel commented on 2016-11-19 18:42
From the Newbie Corner Had problems installing this package via pacman: #pacman -S b43-firmware-classic So here is what I did to install it: cloned it with git (make sure you have installed git via pacman):