Re: Broadcom WL drivers
@fbagnato - that message is usually due to a bootloader mismatch - possibly looking for an efi file on a non-efi system. It won't cause harm.
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@fbagnato - that message is usually due to a bootloader mismatch - possibly looking for an efi file on a non-efi system. It won't cause harm.
Hello @ozsouth ,
Thanks for that, just wanted to make sure.
I want to thank all of you (@Pikaxhu, @rockedge and @ozsouth) for all your help and patience on the problems I encountered.
I am happy with the results and with S15Pup64
Regards,
fbagnato
Hi @fbagnato
Nice to read your problem was solved. Let me suggest to close the post as follows:
(my test)
Puppy Fossa
(F96_CE4)
Laptop Dell 1525
Nic: Broadcom BCM4321 [14e4:4328] (rev 03)
Kernel changed to 5.15.147-64oz-ao
firmware: see first page
module added: wl-64-updt-k5.15.147ao-skip
rebooted and changed default network connection tool, to Connman.
Regards
Piku
Problem is now solved.
Puppy variant: S15Pup64 v22.12
Laptop: Dell Studio 1555
Nic: Dell WLAN 1397 Half MiniCard (Broadcom BCM4321 [14e4:4315] (rev 01))
Kernel changed to 5.15.147-64oz-ao
firmware: fdrv_26feb24oz.sfs
module added: wl-64-updt-k5.15.147ao-skip (Built into installed Kernel)
Kernel 5.15.147-64oz-ao installed (from: viewtopic.php?p=113087#p113087). Wifi adapter is now detected.