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Take a look here. Mint is a branch of Debian.
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Thanks Greg. The "Control Center > Hardware Additional Drivers" choice isn't in Debian, so I've tried several other ways to try to find a file that fixes the 4318 issue. I did find another B43xx DEB package, and am trying these ideas to install it.
www.wikihow.com
None have worked yet, but I'll keep trying.
Will let you know if I succeed. Thanks.
Tom M.
4 Ways to Install DEB Files on Ubuntu/Linux, Debian: Easy Guide
Quick and easy ways to install DEB packages in Linux Do you have a .DEB file that you need to install on Ubuntu, Debian, or Linux Mint? If you downloaded a DEB file for a program like Chrome from the web, you have several easy install...
None have worked yet, but I'll keep trying.
Will let you know if I succeed. Thanks.
Tom M.
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yep - that command ran w/o error. But still no wifi connection.
I have both ethernet and wifi set to connect automatically. I pulled the ethernet cable and see the network icon go red, but wifi doesn't take over.
I see no way in Network Connections to activate the wifi.
I have both ethernet and wifi set to connect automatically. I pulled the ethernet cable and see the network icon go red, but wifi doesn't take over.
I see no way in Network Connections to activate the wifi.