[05:23] zup ? === lukjad007 is now known as lukjad === mpmc is now known as woe_is_me1 === woe_is_me1 is now known as mpmc [22:14] Hello. [22:16] Having fun trying to compile drivers. Auto-apt has not been very helpful so far. [22:17] It cannot seem to actually install the packages it finds. [22:18] Not sure the program does what you think it does, but have you checked software-properties-gtk for "Additional Drivers"? What card do you have? [22:23] The on board wireless card is Broadcom 4011. [22:23] I haven't looked at the Sound Card yet. [22:26] Not seen the 4011 at all, mostly been 43xx ones. You have the kernel headers, you'll at least need those. [22:28] cheers [22:28] holstein, hi [22:28] I've been away from messing around with Ubuntu that I can't remember how to check if a piece of hardware is supported by a given version [22:30] Depends on the hardware, but I generally find google helpful. That will normally link to askubuntu or a forum post. [22:30] !friendly [22:30] Bah... [22:31] http://friendly.ubuntu.com, anyway... [22:33] Sorry, double checking my PCI list. [22:34] I'll check that out, thank you. Having looked at the list, it's a 4311, not 4011. Doh. [22:35] Got the wl driver tarball from the broadcom website, unwrapped it, but can't make the makefile because I don't have the asm/system.h file. [22:35] I understand auto-apt finds the packages it's and I thought it could install one of them. [22:36] But that seems to an incorrect think. Anyway, I shall check that link. [22:39] hi Unit193 [22:39] it's the infamous Atom N2600/GMA3600 Cedarview chip [22:40] !bcm | Jez Not too hard, normally. [22:40] Jez Not too hard, normally.: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [22:40] I have one of those. [22:45] Is there a way to run the make command using the GUI? [22:46] The Terminal cannot resolve the wget command for the driver tarball on launchpad. :( [22:46] Just install firmware-b43-installer ? [22:46] Did that, mounted it and it didn't seem to work. Then I listed my cards in the network tool, I think it was. [22:47] And it said it used the wl driver. [22:47] Which is what I've been trying to compile all weekend and running to the missing header file problem. [22:56] I'm using an external Asus RT2500 instead, but the signal keeps dropping. So I have to disable it and then turn it back to reconnect. [22:56] Which is annoying. [23:02] Like that. [23:11] Good night folks.