Macbook Pro 2011(early) BCM4331 Wifi not working on kernel 4.4.0-108 and 4.4.0-109












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My wifi broke on the new kernels ... I'm running xubuntu on a macbook pro 2011(early). Ever since we got new version of the kernel higher than 4.4.0-104, I can't get wifi to work anymore ... Any Ideas ?










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    My wifi broke on the new kernels ... I'm running xubuntu on a macbook pro 2011(early). Ever since we got new version of the kernel higher than 4.4.0-104, I can't get wifi to work anymore ... Any Ideas ?










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      My wifi broke on the new kernels ... I'm running xubuntu on a macbook pro 2011(early). Ever since we got new version of the kernel higher than 4.4.0-104, I can't get wifi to work anymore ... Any Ideas ?










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      My wifi broke on the new kernels ... I'm running xubuntu on a macbook pro 2011(early). Ever since we got new version of the kernel higher than 4.4.0-104, I can't get wifi to work anymore ... Any Ideas ?







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          I booted into the working 4.4.0-104 kernel and reinstalled bcmwl-kernel-source and dkms. That reinstalled the wl.ko module for all kernels, since the wl.ko module was missing from the newer kernels and was not loaded at boot.



          $sudo apt remove bcmwl-kernel-source dkms --purge



          $sudo apt install bcmwl-kernel-source dkms






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          • works with the 18.04 live cd too
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          I booted into the working 4.4.0-104 kernel and reinstalled bcmwl-kernel-source and dkms. That reinstalled the wl.ko module for all kernels, since the wl.ko module was missing from the newer kernels and was not loaded at boot.



          $sudo apt remove bcmwl-kernel-source dkms --purge



          $sudo apt install bcmwl-kernel-source dkms






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          I booted into the working 4.4.0-104 kernel and reinstalled bcmwl-kernel-source and dkms. That reinstalled the wl.ko module for all kernels, since the wl.ko module was missing from the newer kernels and was not loaded at boot.



          $sudo apt remove bcmwl-kernel-source dkms --purge



          $sudo apt install bcmwl-kernel-source dkms






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          • works with the 18.04 live cd too
            – prusswan
            Nov 5 at 4:18














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          I booted into the working 4.4.0-104 kernel and reinstalled bcmwl-kernel-source and dkms. That reinstalled the wl.ko module for all kernels, since the wl.ko module was missing from the newer kernels and was not loaded at boot.



          $sudo apt remove bcmwl-kernel-source dkms --purge



          $sudo apt install bcmwl-kernel-source dkms






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          SOLVED



          I booted into the working 4.4.0-104 kernel and reinstalled bcmwl-kernel-source and dkms. That reinstalled the wl.ko module for all kernels, since the wl.ko module was missing from the newer kernels and was not loaded at boot.



          $sudo apt remove bcmwl-kernel-source dkms --purge



          $sudo apt install bcmwl-kernel-source dkms







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          • works with the 18.04 live cd too
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          • works with the 18.04 live cd too
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          works with the 18.04 live cd too
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          Nov 5 at 4:18




          works with the 18.04 live cd too
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