Hi.
I've got a MacBook 4.1 (current model) on which I installed Ubuntu Hardy.
Everything works fine, but connecting to a WPA-protected wifi network is impossible.
Could anyone tell me how to do?
Hi.
I've got a MacBook 4.1 (current model) on which I installed Ubuntu Hardy.
Everything works fine, but connecting to a WPA-protected wifi network is impossible.
Could anyone tell me how to do?
Yes, check out the new Broadcom wl.ko driver, see the sticky at the top of the Networking sub-forum. There are also a couple of recent threads on it in the Apple sub-forum.
Several users have reported that WPA/WPA2 Personal doesn't work in combination with Ndiswrapper and the Windows driver for the Broadcom 4328 rev 05 wireless chip in the MBP 4,1. Those same users have also reported that the new Broadcom wl.ko driver does work with WPA/WPA2 Personal security.
Last edited by hajk; September 28th, 2008 at 09:18 PM. Reason: Explanation...
Yep, I tried it ... and it failed!
Sorry.
I tried wicd, it never worked.
The interface still shows up. I'm not getting an IP, that's why I reverted back to original settings and to WEP protection.
I am also using macbookpro 4.1, and having the same problem with wpa on wl driver...
anyone know the magic solution for this??
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