The computer I am using has the Broadcom 106b:0134 adapter.
By default it's using the: bmca-pci-bridge instead of the desired broadcom-wl
To fix this, I found the following commands:
pacman -s broadcom-wl
This downloads and installs the driver that is needed.
The other driver, broadcom-wl-dkms, wouldn't install for me.
So, I proceeded to use the following command:
echo 'blacklist bcma' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
This added the default bcma driver to a blacklist so that it won't be used.
After the restart, my wireless card is now working and it was able to see my network.
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The computer I am using has the Broadcom 106b:0134 adapter.
By default it's using the: bmca-pci-bridge instead of the desired broadcom-wl
To fix this, I found the following commands:
This downloads and installs the driver that is needed.
The other driver, broadcom-wl-dkms, wouldn't install for me.
So, I proceeded to use the following command:
This added the default bcma driver to a blacklist so that it won't be used.
After the restart, my wireless card is now working and it was able to see my network.
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