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Thank You chili555, I have a Samsung Core i5 portable pc, and I recently upgraded to 12.04 from 11.10, and had this exact same problem. This pc also had a similar situation with/Network controller...

I am completely Running Ubuntu Lucid Lynx (v.10.04) on my Dell Vostro A90 Netbook, upgraded from Hardy Heron (v. 8.04 LTS), with NO Windows partition. (ALL Linux). On my Desktop, I plan to run a...

Brian-

OK, yes, agreed, and thanks again....Do I mark this solved, or do you?:KS

The "other Brian"
snookpup

BK, (Brian),
You are the Ubuntu Master, one of great wisdom. I did exaclty as you had said in your first set of instructions, updated the Broadcom (B4) driver, rebooted, and at first, nothing...

OK Brian, (BK)-

I have connected by wire to the modem/router, and downloaded the Broadcom driver file, and enabled the driver, as you suggested. (By the way, it is I think, the B34 driver, and it...

:oOK BK, here is what it said, and I think it IS a Broadcom adapter, and I will also try what you told me to do..wired directly to the router.

snookpup@snookpup-netbook:~$ lspci -nn

00:00.0...

Thank You BK! I will do this and come back and let you know. I am on the thread on my windows computer, going back and forth to my Ubuntu 10.04 netbook.

Thanks Brian!

I've been reading in some of these Ubuntu Dell-specific wireless threads that I may have to download some special Broadcom hardware driver that I may not have....I have to do...

Hi, I am new to Linux, but an old hand at Windows. I have just upgraded from Hardy Heron (8.04 LTS) to 10.04 LTS on CD from Canonical. I have a Dell Vostro A60,with clean 10.04 ONLY and no MS...