RHEL6.4 install Broadcom BCM4313 wireless network adapter

RHEL6.4 after installing the Broadcom BCM4313 wireless network adapter for countless nights, I am a linux beginner who has used the wireless network adapter on his laptop to access the Internet! Www.2cto.com 1. Do not trust the so-called tutorials on the Internet (as if I am sharing the tutorials) 2. Trust the official readme !!! Don't talk nonsense, start implementation: www.2cto.com, we suggest switching the entire process to the root account, don't worry about permission issues 1. Download the official driver: supervisor from Broadcom official website! (Of course, I learned the method from here. You just need to check my method.) 2. Check whether gcc and kernel-devel are installed: rpm-qa | grep gccrpm-qa | if grep kernel-devel is not installed, install it. Yum install gccyum install kernel-devel does not have a yum repository? Download the rpm package or find the installation in the system disk. Tar zxvf hybrid-portsrc_x86-32_v5.60.246.6.tar.gz-C hybrid then cd hybrid 4. This step is the most critical and most likely to report errors, and my is like this, unlike most online tutorials, it may be that version 6.4 is too new. Enter make and press enter to see if any error is reported. If no, congratulations. skip this step and go to the fifth part. You are lucky. If an error is reported, congratulations, just like me. In this case, [root @ RHEL6 hybrid] make clean [root @ RHEL6 hybrid] make APT = WEXT. Then, in ls, wl. ko to solve the problem of error 5, and then follow the online tutorial: [root @ RHEL6 hybrid] cp wl. ko/lib/modules/2.6.32-358. el6.x86 _ 64/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/[root @ RHEL6 hybrid] # modprobe lib80211 [root @ RHEL6 hybrid] # insmod/lib/modules/2.6.32-358. el6.x86 _ 64/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/wl. ko 6. View and activate the wireless network card [root @ RHEL6 ~] # Iwconfig (check whether the wireless network card is installed, eth1 here) lo no wireless extensions. eth0 no wireless extensions. eth1 xxxx ---- numerous lines are omitted here [root @ RHEL6 ~] # Ifconfig eth1 up the remaining network configurations will not be nonsense. wireless signals should be able to be searched!