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Re: WANTED: someone who knows what exactly that ssb thingy is intended/used for

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On Wednesday 08 July 2009 13:59:56 Stefan Bader wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I somehow wondered why on a Dell Inspiron 1521 the wireless is not cooperating 
> by default. The problem turns out to be the ssb module, which is not only a 
> dependency to the b44 driver (for the wired network card) but also likes to 
> handle the Broadcom 4328 device.

ssb is an internal bus on your b43 and b44 cards. So your setup looks like this:

pci-bus |
        |
        |>---ssb-
        |       |>-wireless core (b43 drives this)
        |       |>-management cores...
        |
        |>---ssb-
                |>-etheret core (b44 drives this)
                |>-management cores...

> In the end wireless works well when removing b44, ssb and wl. Then loading wl 
> first, followed by b44 (which pulls in ssb).

b43/b44/ssb are not compatible with wl. Uninstall wl.



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