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I have an HP dv6700 with internal Broadcom wireless card. I used Wine to extract the current Windows driver and successfully added it via MenuSystem ToolsAdministrationWindows Wireless Drivers (had to install ndiswrapper). It is the only driver listed under 'Currently Installed Windows Drivers'. The name is bcmwl6 and Hardware present says 'Yes'. However, it will not turn on. This same wireless card works perfectly with Ubuntu 12.04 on a different hard drive. When I open Software & Updates in System Settings and select the Additional Drivers Tab it lists 'Broadcom Corporation: BCM4311 802.11 Wireless LAN Controller” and says 'This device is not working' and has 'Do not use the device' selected.
It shows 'Using Broadcom 802.11 Linux STA wireless driver source from bcmwl-kernel-source (proprietary)” as an option, but when I select that option and “Apply Changes”, the progress bar hangs and will not complete. I removed the Windows driver before trying this. I can use an old D-Link wireless USB adapter, but would prefer my internal Broadcom. Perhaps I should try an ethernet cable connection and not my D-Link before “Apply Changes” as noted above? Could there be a conflict with D-Link wireless active? I'll need to borrow a friend's ethernet for that.
Perhaps there is a problem with the Server handling this additional driver? Any suggestions? Posts: 17 Joined: Sat Jul 26, 2014 8:06 pm.
Attached are some screenshots to help with debugging. Please note that each time I install a Windows Wireless driver I get the attached ndiswrapperbug error, but after closing, it shows the driver installed. I've attached a few more screenshots to confirm there should be no problem with the Windows driver. I also tried installing an older Windows driver from my Vista OS that was already extracted. It appears to install as well, but will not connect.
The Wireless off/on switch has a yellow indicator light that changes to blue when wireless networks are detected. It stays yellow. Thanks for your help, OUgrad Attachments Posts: 17 Joined: Sat Jul 26, 2014 8:06 pm. Correction to my last reply.I had a dv6500 before the System Board failed. The only replacement I could find was a dv6700 System Board. Both use the same wireless card and wireless Windows drivers.
The Hard Drive with Ubuntu 12.04 installed worked with both Boards and booted immediately with no problems after I installed the dv6700 Board. I replaced the Board about three months ago. Sorry for the confusion above regarding HP model numbers dv6500 and dv6700. OUgrad Posts: 17 Joined: Sat Jul 26, 2014 8:06 pm. OK do the following: Plug an ethernet cable to get internet, open terminal and run the following commands the one after the other, pressing after each one. Sudo apt-get remove -purge bcmwl-kernel-source sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter sudo apt-get install firmware-b43-installer sudo modprobe -r b43 sudo modprobe b43 Your wireless should spring to life.
A restart may be needed. (there is a small chance your system to freeze after the last command. Do a hard reboot and your wireless should be ok after the reboot).