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I am sorry. I didn't get that fully.  Anyway, I followed your instructions. I couldn't modprobe b43, as it was giving error.

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modprobe: FATAL: Module b43 not found in directory /lib/modules/5.5.2-artix1-1

Also I installed broadcom-wl from https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/broadcom-wl/. After reboot I found my wifi is working properly. Here are my latest lsmod and dmesg.
lsmod : http://sprunge.us/eCPH4i
dmesg : http://sprunge.us/8opMCL

Now that my wifi is working, I'd like to mark this thread as Solved. How do I do that?

My sincerest thanks to you all!

Thanks.

I am sorry. I didn't get that fully.  Anyway, I followed your instructions. I couldn't modprobe b43, as it was giving error.

Code: [Select]

modprobe: FATAL: Module b43 not found in directory /lib/modules/5.5.2-artix1-1

Also I installed broadcom-wl from https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/broadcom-wl/. After reboot I found my wifi is working properly. Here are my latest lsmod and dmesg.
lsmod : http://sprunge.us/eCPH4i
dmesg : http://sprunge.us/8opMCL

Now that my wifi is working, I'd like to mark this thread as Solved. How do I do that?

My sincerest thanks to you all!lad

Quote from: ChalaoAdda – on 09 September 2020, 11:58:58

I am sorry. I didn't get that fully.  Anyway, I followed your instructions. I couldn't modprobe b43, as it was giving error.

Code: [Select]

modprobe: FATAL: Module b43 not found in directory /lib/modules/5.5.2-artix1-1

Also I installed broadcom-wl from https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/broadcom-wl/. After reboot I found my wifi is working properly. Here are my latest lsmod and dmesg.
lsmod : http://sprunge.us/eCPH4i
dmesg : http://sprunge.us/8opMCL

Now that my wifi is working, I'd like to mark this thread as Solved. How do I do that?

My sincerest thanks to you all!

Thanks.

Glad to know that you have made it work in your system. It's a bit odd since the first driver you tried, broadcom-wl-dkms is the same as this one and also from Arch repository.

no, no broadcom-wl driver  please, kernel have new and better driver

Played with both in fact. I got much better results from the wl driver on my device (BCM4xxx), more stable connection and faster transmission speed.