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#1 2012-05-03 15:56:59
- EverChillingLucifer
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Modules out of date? How the...
So I'm trying to get wireless working. (Broadcom 4312) and I am trying to depmod -a to see the output. Well, this shows up:
What gives? I uname -r the terminal...
Okay... should be fine then, right?
Nope:
How does this happen? And how do I reverse it? Or at least upgrade the kernel or downgrade the module folder? I'm new here, help me out guys? 
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#2 2012-05-03 15:59:37
- wonder
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Re: Modules out of date? How the...
reboot!
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#3 2012-05-03 16:21:10
- EverChillingLucifer
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Re: Modules out of date? How the...
Thanks, that worked! Now there's the problem with my wireless... wlan0 not showing up... Could you guys over here help me, or should I just skip on over to another section and ask for help? (I have the drivers installed, and all of the stuff installed for my card.
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#4 2012-05-03 21:40:05
- ConnorBehan
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Re: Modules out of date? How the...
Hello connor. Have you tried loading the brcmsmac and bcma modules? AFAIK, there's been a change in what modules are needed with the 3.3 kernel.
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