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Ubuntu 10.04 Lenovo G450 wireless network light is not on, so you need to install the driver for the wireless network card to work.
Hardware: bcm1_xxx (based on the hardware type viewed by Master Lu on XP) driver download:
Http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php download driver package
1. Extract the driver package to a directory, such as the newly created directory wlan.
2,
# Make clean
# Make
After compilation, the wl. ko file will be generated.
3,
# Make API = WEXT
4
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# Rmmod b43
# Rmmod ssb
# Rmmod bcma
# Rmmod wl
Skip this step if the system prompts no installation.
5
Add b43 \ ssb \ bcma and other drivers to the blacklist so that they cannot be loaded later.
# Ech "blacklist ssb">/etc/modprobe. d/blacklist. conf
# Ech "blacklist bcma">/etc/modprobe. d/blacklist. conf
# Ech "blacklist b43">/etc/modprobe. d/blacklist. conf
6
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# Modprobe lib80211
Or
# Modprobe ieee80211_crypt_tkip
# Insmod wl. ko
7
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# Cp wl. ko/lib/modules/'uname-R'/kerneldrivers/net/wireless
Note that the point in 'uname-R' is the key under the ESC key, and 'uname-R' is to get the kernel version. Of course, you can directly write the kernel version number here.
# Depmod-
# Echo modeprobe wl>/etc/rc. local
By now, the driver and configuration of the wireless network card have been completed, and the wireless network card is working properly.