If anyone has any ideas please let me know. Supported devices are listed at the end of this page. If I can pin down something with more consistency, Ill let you know. It always works fine for me at home on a WPA2-PSK network. when I tried it with Network Manager on an Ubuntu live environment, it worked fine. Installation Supported Devices See Also External Links brcmfmac is a free and open source driver. The Broadcom BCM4360 chip is not supported by the b43 driver, and I believe it also isnt supported by the brcmsmac. I'd very much appreciate any help from anyone though. This page describes how to enable support for WiFi devices based on the Broadcom BCM43602 chip on Debian systems. I tried to downgrade to version 6.30.223.248-7 but that didn't work either.Īny users of this chip please report in, does it work for you? If so how did you get it working?
Once I got this installed, it worked, but WICD showed no 5GHz connections, meaning I couldn't connect to the routers. The thing didn't work out of the box and I had to get the broadcom-wl-dkms driver from the AUR for it to even slightly work. So I went out and bought an AC1750 TP-LINK WIFI PCIe adapter, I later found out it has a Broadcom chip in it. I've found this out as a result of testing with multiple devices running different OSs. First install the linux414-headers (numbers must match your kernel version). Alright did it, should i reboot now or re-install broadcom-wl tbg. Slow wifi, multiple fixes and reinstalls tried.
The routers have an odd problem (or maybe this was by design), you can only connect to 5GHz WIFI, 2.4GHz does not work. Broadcom BCM4360 works but very, very slow and connection is unstable. So I'm staying in university run accommodation and the people here have no control or access over the routers.
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