ubuntu 16.04 bcmwl-kernel-source bcm4360 14e4:43a0

After I had chosen a channel manually everything started working well. My router automatically assign some 'optimal' channel for 5GHz network and apparently didn't work with this adapter. The source of my problems was in a settings of my router (Zyxel Keenetic Air). This mysterious network was from an other source that by coincidence appeared at the same time. UPD: Sorry, I misinterpreted results of my investigation. I've already tried bcmwl-kernel-source and broadcom-sta-dkms drivers and even tried to install a driver from the Broadcom website. 06:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Inc. Si vous avez des soucis pour rester connecté, déconnectez-vous puis reconnectez-vous depuis ce lien en cochant la case Me connecter automatiquement lors de mes prochaines visites.

so, ubuntu's fix for 3.18 is somewhere among changes from previous to current version. DVD, clés USB et t-shirts Ubuntu-fr disponibles sur la boutique En Vente Libre. current development branch (vivid) has 6.30.223.248+bdcom-0ubuntu2 and 3.18 kernel. But the reason I've got this new adapter is 5GHz networks =( btw, ubuntu's bcmwl-kernel-source from current stable branch (utopic) is 6.30.223.248+bdcom-0ubuntu1 and 3.16 kernel. (see UPD)Īs a result the card works only with 2.4GHz networks. The problem is that this 'dual band' device uses one of its bands to hotspot network with bssid TP-LINK_4DF618 (I can see it in Network Manager on the same computer and from other devices as well it disappears when I turn the computer off). I have some problems with setting it up in Ubuntu 16.04. Subsystem: Broadcom Limited BCM4360 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter $ lspci -knn |grep Net -A2Ġ6:00.0 Network controller : Broadcom Limited BCM4360 802.11ac Wireless Network Adapter (rev 03) I've just got a new PCI Express Wi-Fi adapter: TP-Link Archer T6E AC1300.

Ubuntu 16.04 bcmwl-kernel-source bcm4360 14e4:43a0