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I am a new user of Linux and have loaded Ubuntu 12.4 on my HP Pavilion Pv4 and having a problem with not being able to use my wireless
connection. The hard wire connection works fine. Someone suggested
to change the file B43-FCcutter and bcmwl-kernel-source but not sure
how to do that, or is there a better solution? When I load Window Vista
the wireless works fine. Any help would be appreciated.
First of all, please don't post your question in multiple forums. That will only confuse you and us on to where the conversation is taking place. Stick to your thread in the Newbie forum please. Reported this one for closure since it's a duplicate.
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