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Has anybody been able to get this card to work on SUSE and if so, could you please provide me with the steps to do so? I have downloaded the drivers and have installed them with ndiswrapper, but I'm not sure what to do next. The card is recognized (it was even before running ndiswrapper), but does not recognize any of the nearby wireless networks.
You have an IP address. Did you assign a static address or did you obtain one via DHCP?
If static, did you set a default gateway and enter the DNS server information?
The SSID is funky and the wireless card is not associated with the access point. Is your ESSID really "Broadcom 4306"? Is your router set to disable SSID broadcast? I so, turn it on.
What security are you using? If WPA, have you installed & configured wpa_supplicant?
I got it! I'm not sure what I did. I followed so many different sets of steps. I think what did it was creating a new network item in the control panel. Maybe? It didn't work until I restarted so I'm not sure what did it. Anyway, thank you very much for your help.
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