Search results for query: bcm4313

Hello I don't often enter here, reviewing my posts of the past, with surprise I see as solved this driver that was in oblivion without support for many years and that nobody stopped ball. Is this driver compatible today?

Hi. I was installed FreeBSD 13.2 to my sisters' old notebook and it's wifi card was a BCM4313 which is an unsupported card and I replaced it with an Atheros AR9462 wifi card. This card supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz. It was running in 802.11na mode, the speeds i got are below, they are my actual...

My laptop was using BCM4313 and I replaced it with Atheros AR9462 wifi card and it works very well. It supports 5GHz and 2.4GHz.

Well, let me try to get focused and put everything together. This is my laptop (got previously using inxi -Fxxx some time ago when I had Linux installed. Installed again here just in case) First time I installed I selected UFS not ZFS (later may say why). Then I followed instructions shown on...

Well, I did 32.3.2. Quick Start “almost” everything. Still no luck. So, I need to connect through a cable and issue some commands to install. Sounds a bit…. mmm… I feel a bit lost. Vastly different from Linux. But I’m still so interested. So, I should do the commands shown in “Procedure...

According to the hardware specification of your system the wireless is a Broadcom BCM4313: Network: Device-1: Broadcom BCM4313 802.11bgn Wireless Network Adapter driver: wl You need to install from ports net/bwn-firmware-kmod. There is no package available due to a modified version of a...

I have a USB where I booted and installed EndeavourOS, I tried it again and it booted as it should.

While my laptops nowadays only use Intel Wi-Fi, I did have a BCM4313 in a Dell Inspiron and FreeBSD 9.1-10.0 was a bit tricky. I did replace it with an Atheros unit, but in retrospect I should've have used a USB dongle. You can use NDISulator if you are not on CURRENT, but better off get a USB...

...switch from Linux to FreeBSD. For that purpose I chose my little "experimental" noteboot ASUS eeePC 1001PX which apparently has a Broadcom BCM4313 Wifi PCI card in it. And here it begins. I read through many threads and other forums in search for whether FreeBSD has any support for this...

Hi, I am new to freebsd, hence the command-line interface, I was having trouble using commandline interface so I am using GhostBSD with FreeBSD 12 for ease. However, I cannot figure out how to install Broadcom wifi driver and how to configure wifi, the FreeBSD page says to edit the kernel...

No native driver for BCM4313 in FreeBSD 12.1. But you can try ndis.

...(PCI-Express) AR9485 Wireless Network Adapter QCA9565 / AR9565 Wireless Network Adapter Wireless 8265 / 8275 Wireless 7260 Wireless 7265 BCM4313 802.11bgn Wireless Network Adapter Wireless-AC 9560 [Jefferson Peak] Centrino Advanced-N 6205 [Taylor Peak] Cannon Point-LP CNVi [Wireless-AC]...

...It's 11th most popular wireless card on Linux laptops this year after QCA9377, AR9285, AR9485, QCA9565, Intel 8265, Intel 7260, Intel 7265, BCM4313, Intel 9560 and Cannon Point-LP CNVi according to https://linux-hardware.org/?view=net_model&search=wireless&period=-2 So support for this...

It is possible to get an Intel wifi/bluetooth card.

Hello shepper, the wireless PCI card broadcom BCM4313 is the of combo with bluetooth support and that in linux works very well, if there is no other alternative I do not care much bluetooth and replace with the other cards either Atheros or Realtek. With respect to the location, the user...

Not clear to me if your card is the combo wifi/bluetooth version of the Broadcom or just straight wifi. Although I do not know about FreeBSD bluetooth support, it is not very good in Linux and OpenBSD. If you do not mind loosing bluetooth, I would lean towards either the intel, atheros or...

Hello shepper, if you help me look at the correct hardware of the Broadcom BCM4313 wireless Mini PCI-Express card and be able to replace it with another Mini PCI-Express card that is compatible and white-listed with the HP notebook machine and that supports with el (driver) for FreeBSD, this...

I'm glad you're optimistic, I got tired of trying and when I succeeded... when I rebooted the system it was spoiled with kernel panic. I hope you succeed in making that driver work fully in FreeBSD compatibility.

So far, I have had no panics. And others here have gotten the BCM4313 adapter to work, so I am reasonably sure I can too...eventually. I am going to simplify matters and see what happens. It is quite clear to me now that the reason that what I have done up to this point isn't working is...

It is useless what you are trying with Broadcom BCM4313 wireless card, in Linux this driver works very well, but in BSD it is a waste of time with this driver since many people have complained about the lack of interest of FreeBSD to make it compatible with this driver and the alternatives given...