Could someone with Broadcom 802.11ac WiFI do one simple test for me, please?
1) Remove wl driver temporary: rmmod wl
2) Try using "bcma" module: modprobe bcma echo "14e4 43b1" > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/bcma-pci-bridge/new_id dmesg | grep bcma (and provide output of the above dmesg command)
3) That's is. You can go back to "wl" now: rmmod bcma modprobe wl (or just reboot the OS)
Could someone with Broadcom 802.11ac WiFI do one simple test for me, please?
1) Remove wl driver temporary:
rmmod wl
2) Try using "bcma" module: pci/drivers/ bcma-pci- bridge/ new_id
modprobe bcma
echo "14e4 43b1" > /sys/bus/
dmesg | grep bcma
(and provide output of the above dmesg command)
3) That's is. You can go back to "wl" now:
rmmod bcma
modprobe wl
(or just reboot the OS)