Today's update did install a new kernel. Again bcmwl wasn't rebuilt
after the installation of the new kernel, see the attached log.
** Attachment added: dpkg.log
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bcmwl/+bug/816594/+attachment/2297911/+files/dpkg.log
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 812979 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/812979
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Kernel modules are not built when the kernel is upgraded
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Did rebuild the bcmwl kernel module manually directly after the kernel
update without a reboot in between. Seems not to look suspicious, the
log file produced by this action.
** Attachment added: make.log
Your idea with brcm80211 is right: This module *did* work about 3 months
ago for me - but has ceased to work for me since then-
Today there was an update of the kernel my system is currently running.
Don't know if a mere update of an already installed kernel should
trigger a rebuilt of the bcmwl
Please attach the missing file make.log so that we can find the exact
cause of this bug. You can find the file make.log by running this
command in a terminal:
find /var/lib/dkms/bcmwl -name make.log
When you have attached the file, please mark the bug as New again. If
the file cannot be
If you have a new enough Broadcom wifi chip, you might not even need
bcmwl-kernel-source installed as Broadcom seem to be replacing it with
the kernel module brcm80211.
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Title:
bcmwl isn't built for the new kernel on kernel update
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