It runs unloading and reloading bcm43xx, too.

[quote="tempestuous"] But having said this, there are many people who are successfully using the Linux bcm43xx driver for Broadcom wifi devices ... including forum member ichido just 3 posts earlier. Under certain kernels, this driver can be problematic, but by using the information on thi...

It was required by ndiswrapper while using .inf file... I can't post the code now... but as it returned many errors because of that, I put in the same directory and it runned...

Solution here

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=26950

Dell 1390 miniPCI card, recognized as being a Broadcom 4311 card.

Puppy 3.01 on Compaq Presario V6131EU

It does NOT run with installed bcm43xx module, you must use ndiswrapper and producer's Windows bcmwl5.inf and bcmwl5.sys files.

If you look in the other topic, I solved the problem with ndiswrapper. It does not really need only .inf file, it needs .sys, too; I downloaded it from Dell or Broadcom website (sorry, I didn't write it). My only problem now is wireless configuration for University's hotspot... but this is not a har...

I solved the problem with ndiswrapper. * * * ...HOWTO... * * * FIRST, you must unload the bcm43xx module. It doesn't run. rmmod bcm43xx Then: ndiswrapper -l This generates a list of loaded modules. If there's some module loaded, remove them with ndiswrapper -r moduleloaded (I didn't try with loaded ...

I tried ndiswrapper, but without removing default modules.

I'll try now, then I'll post all I did and... if it runs or not
(I hope it runs, of course )

Thanks

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=26950

Same question, same problem... HELP US!!!

It's the same problem I have with Dell 1390 miniPCI card, as it is recognized as being a Broadcom 4311 device.

My post is older; it had about 69 visits and no answer.

I will put a link to this post into mine, so no-one will write twice the solution :p

All ok, Anylogic installed.

So, for forther users, this is what I did:
1. Verifying execute permission (suggested by muggins)
2. Removing .bin extension (trapster)
3. Run from terminal (muggins)

Thanks a lot, guys... I will put your nicks into my thesis thanks :p if my collegue agrees

No .exe archive, no .zip archive... just executables... :( :x may I run .exe on Puppy without Wine? Or did someone have the same wireless card, and was able to run its drivers on Puppy? :roll: I tried: sp33008.exe -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Feisty_No-Fluff sp34152.e...

Thanks muggins, but that file already has executable permissions. trapster: I tried that way, but the archive seems to be empty. I'll give a look to documentation, then install Java and see... I first need to configure wireless network, I'm @Uni and I don't have Win drivers with me (my Wireless card...

Dear Oliver, I had the same problem today while installing Puppy for the second time as full installation. First: the folder is /mnt/YOUR_HD_PUPPY_DRIVE/boot/grub/menu.lst If you don't find it again, try this... I re-installed all, starting again the Live CD (as the partition which had Puppy was rea...

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