My wifi router was configured in b+g+n mode.
It looks like the broadcom driver does not like the n mode (or my router does not fully "n" compliant).
Anyway, it works in b+g mode. I haven't tried yet in a+n mode.
Is the "n" mode (much faster) supposed to be supported by the broadcom driver?
Where is the best place to collect all our knowledge about "installing ubuntu on a macbook air 2013"?
My wifi router was configured in b+g+n mode.
It looks like the broadcom driver does not like the n mode (or my router does not fully "n" compliant).
Anyway, it works in b+g mode. I haven't tried yet in a+n mode.
Is the "n" mode (much faster) supposed to be supported by the broadcom driver?
Where is the best place to collect all our knowledge about "installing ubuntu on a macbook air 2013"?