[08:50] <admindrink> Hi
[16:16] <cage_raphel> Hi All
[16:16] <cage_raphel> good evening
[16:16] <cage_raphel> have recently installed Ubu 20.04 andi am unable to connect to my bluetooth headsets
[16:17] <cage_raphel> have installed blueman .. but still having issues
[16:17] <cage_raphel> would much appreciate if someone could guide me here pls.
[17:04] <mirhnaz> Hi, I have a Raspberry Pi 4. Searched lubuntu.me for an arm version of lubuntu, couldn't find it. Was hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
[17:20] <wastl[m]> Install arm version of ubuntu desktop
[17:20] <wastl[m]> Then afterwards install lubuntu-desktop
 or... follow the documentation on the Discourse?
 Forwarded from kc2bez: Yes, we have instructions here for pi installation: https://discourse.lubuntu.me/t/raspberry-pi-installation/2050
[17:53] <teward> oh mirhnaz left nevermind
[17:54] <kc2bez[m]> still valid instructions ^
[17:59] <latincanadian> hello community
[17:59] <latincanadian> im having some issues to enable my laptop wifi driver, am i in the right place to get help on this matter?
[18:02] <kc2bez[m]> latincanadian: We can try to help. What version of Lubuntu are you using and what have you tried so far?
[18:03] <latincanadian> i was using 18.0 then i did a marathon upgrade until 20.10
[18:03] <latincanadian> i was hoping to get the drivers but not
[18:04] <latincanadian> the funny thing is the cd of the 18.0 have the driver , but once i update the computer software the wifi got disabled and no longer functioning
[18:05] <latincanadian> im using a network cable now to connect to internet :(
[18:05] <kc2bez[m]> Oh fun. If you have a wired connection this might go easy.
[18:05] <latincanadian> ok...?
[18:06] <latincanadian> im reading .
 can we start by identifying your  network card?  lshw -C netsork
 oops
[18:06] <latincanadian> sure
 lshw -C network
 take that and put it in a pastebin and then share that here.  you can use paste.ubuntu.com
[18:06] <latincanadian> let me go to pastebin
 that needs run on the command line by the way
[18:08] <latincanadian> there you go https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/kgK2wTjxZj/
 ok so it's less a driver issue and a "disabled" issue.  Run rfkill list and see what it says?
[18:09] <latincanadian> broadcom INc. :(
 "UNCLAIMED" would suggest a driver issue, "DISABLED" suggests the wifi is just off on the system either by a key combo or a soft block.
[18:10] <latincanadian> rf kill  https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3bBSzRRZNW/
[18:10] <latincanadian> there
 > Hard blocked: yes
 do you have a switch on your system or function key combo that turns on / off wifi / wireless on your system?
 if so try pressing that key combo
 some systems have a physical switch for it
[18:11] <latincanadian> im using a acer laptop
[18:11] <latincanadian> the f3 key have the wifi icon
 might be FN+F5 on your keyboard
 fn+f3 then
[18:12] <latincanadian> FN and F5 messed up my screen lol
[18:12] <latincanadian> let me try with f3
 yeah fn+f5 is the 'general' acer button, but i don't know all the systems. :P
[18:12] <latincanadian> yes it work but still hardware wifi disabled
 so you hit it but it's disabled still?
[18:13] <latincanadian> yes still disabled :(
[18:14] <latincanadian> the wifi icon say - Hardware disabled-
 then lets try and verify the drivers.  sudo apt install firmware-b43-installer linux-firmware then reboot the system.
 that should attempt to install / reinstall the firmware for the Broadcom cards.
[18:15] <latincanadian> already done :(
 so still not working then.
[18:15] <latincanadian> before upgrade to 20.10 i did that several times. then upgrade again and repeated the same routine. and still epic failure
 check rfkill list again - see if it's still hard blocked or if it's just soft blocked now.
[18:17] <latincanadian> hold on
 yep - sorry to make you verify but sometimes hard block is fixed but soft block is on
[18:18] <latincanadian> `still hard blocked
[18:19] <latincanadian> i was wondering if i could try using the old drivers from lubuntu 18.0
 the old drivers from 18.04 would be superseded by the newer kernel in the 20.10 system.
[18:21] <latincanadian> well i guess we are facing a bug. because in the old version the wifi works but no longer in next versions
 here's a question:
 when you were on 20.04 during your power upgrade session did it work>?
 rather than latest-and-greatest 20.10
 if you know.
 did you test 20.04 before going to 20.10?
 also sorry ERR:LAG on my network
[18:22] <latincanadian> no. only worked on 18.0
[18:22] <latincanadian> after i did the first software update-security etc the driver stopped working. it just dissapeared.
[18:25] <latincanadian> for some reason the newer kernels when they overwite the system config, over miss some drivers, like this particular case.
[18:30] <latincanadian> teward001 got it?
 sorry yeah i needed a bathroom break.  It might be a kernel incompatibility, we had that chaos recently with kernels and drivers as @kc2bez knows
[18:51] <kc2bez[m]> And they left...
 bah i can't tell not viewing IRC at the moment
 :\
[18:52] <teward> ... now I am
[18:52] <teward> bleh