Hi, On 01/20/2015 10:20 PM, intrigeri wrote: > Oh, [censored#/&$!]... everything is fine! ;) it was just my stupidity
> I didn't expect to see any regression for > current hardware, now that live-config + broadcom-sta have this fancy > auto-detection mechanism :( > > Best case, the PCI ID of your hardware should be removed from > /usr/share/live/config/broadcom-sta/*.ids. > > Worst case, there's also been hardware released with the very same PCI > ID, but that works better with the broadcom-sta (wl) module than with > the brcmsmac one. > > Muri, do you want to look into this closer, and possibly report a bug > against the broadcom-sta-$something_that_ships_this_.id_file Debian > package, or should I? i just wanted to do that. when i started the macbook debian installation, the wl module suddenly worked. maybe i should have rebooted once before i wrote the last mail. so the module apparently needs a reboot after being built. so i tried again: i purged broadcom-sta-dkms, rebooted, used brcmsmac; installed broadcom-sta-dkms, rmmoded brcmsmac (and some others), loaded wl -> didn't work. after a reboot it worked... so, now the macchanger: if i try to do sudo macchanger -r wlan0, i get the 'Too many open files in system' warning from macchanger and syslog says: wl0: wl_set_mac_address: error setting MAC addr override the mac address changes, but no traffic goes through and if i try to reconnect via network manager, i get the wl_roaming_status stacktrace cheers, muri
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