What else information do i need to post here? I just installed OpenSUSE 11.3 i586, but my wireless in not working.Ġc:00.0 Network Controller : Broadcom Coporation BCM4312 I have downloaded the "miniPCI/PCMCIA isl3886" firmware for Kernelsĭell Vostro 1015 Wireless Kernel Driver=ssb Device BCM4312 802.11 b/g not working, Next Step? In openSUSE 10.3 and now I try to get it working in 11.1. Networkcontroller: "Intersil Corporation IS元890 /IS元886 (rev 01)", worked correctly The wireless networkcard, according to command "/sbin/lspci" MD41300 to replace the openSUSE 10.3 installation. I have installed openSUSE 11.1 / KDE 5.3.10 on my Medion Notebook Please Help with "Enabling P54 wireless firmware in Kernel" according to URL > typing sudo/usr/sbin/install_bcm43xx_firm. > In reading these questions and replies I thought I found the answer in I was hooked up to a Verizon aircard at the July but when I press enter it tells me this does not exist.
Gnome terminal command line terminal which worked for another person in Typing sudo/usr/sbin/install_bcm43xx_firmware in In reading these questions and replies I thought I found the answer in Recognized and the default system configuratio.įix for Broadcom wireless network connecter not working Initial result (after a restart) was that only the first monitor was
#Broadcom bcm43xx wifi driver drivers
Today i found out that a NVIDIA repository is available for openSUSEġ2.1 so i added it and installed the NIVIDA drivers for my card. Installed/added, so i used the default system configuration (KDE) tool
#Broadcom bcm43xx wifi driver driver
I just installed openSUSE 12.1 (fresh install) and having a NVIDIAĪt first i had no NVIDIA driver or the NVIDIA repository
I have a problem using a dual monitor setup. Lap#2: 11.4 | Gnome | Celeron 550 | Intel 965GM | Lenovo R61 |ĭual monitor setup was working with default drivers but is not working right with NIVIDA drivers On the other hand, just FYI, if you used tumbleweed, packman does haveĪ build for the latest kernel in the tumbleweed repo, just in case b43īox: 11.4 | Gnome 2.3 | AMD 64 X2 5200+ | nVidia 8500GT | 4GB RAM Packman would be no use anyway, because it's built for a different Kernel 3.* does not require the 'wl' package (and using the driver from You refer to kernel 3 and proceed to show us you are using the openSUSEĭefault kernel for 11.4, which will work with the drivers you have from
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