On Tue 17 Jul 10:00, Leonidas Spyropoulos wrote: > This is weird.. I did same steps, installed aur package for firmware. I > installed the arch on the laptop on Friday. Vanilla kernel. Update: I read your kernel logs and found that you used an encrypted wireless connection. So I changed my wireless connection to encrypted too (WPA2-PSK) and I couldn't authenticate or get any IP too. So, I removed the b43-firmware package, installed the broadcom-wl rebooted and tried wl instead. It worked. I found here[1] (we have the 14e4:432b PCI-ID) that our wifi card is partially supported by the b43 driver. I'll stay for some time with the proprietary broadcom-wl and see what happens. (It's a shame tho, cause it's the only non-open source package in my system) [1]:http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#Supported_devices P.S.:Sorry again for the wrong info, i have to be more careful in the future.
