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Beso wrote: |
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> if you load at boot bcm43xx as hal should do, you have to unload them before |
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> using ndiswrapper. if you want to stop them from loading put: |
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> blacklist bcm43xx in this file: |
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> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist |
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> and remember that you need also the firmware in /lib/firmware if you're |
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> using the bcm43xx modules. |
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I don't have the bcm modules auto-loading at the moment, mainly so I can |
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test them, however, I ran ndiswrapper just fine with those modules |
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loaded (I loaded them manually). Not that that makes any difference to |
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the discussion, but it is more for your information that it can be done. |
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Thanks again for all the help. |
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