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Message #135984
[Bug 1498074] Re: Package is not being installed if you install from a usb pendrive created from disks
** Attachment added: "nobcmwl.png"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bcmwl/+bug/1498074/+attachment/4470437/+files/nobcmwl.png
** Description changed:
STEPS:
Pre-requisite: Laptop with bcmwl supported chipset, intel based macs or dell xps for example.
- 1. Grab the latest daily image from cdimages
+ 1. Grab the latest 15.10 daily image from cdimages
2. Plug a usb pendrive into the system
3. Open Disks
4. Format the pendrive
5. Select restore image to drive
6. Select the image you just downloaded
7. Click on okay if the install is happening on the pendrive
8. Click on okay again to confirm
9. Add the user password for permission to write to the drive
10. Insert the written image into the laptop you want to install on
11. In the uefi menu select the pendrive
12. Select the live session
13. Open system settings
14. Open Software and updates
15. Tap on the Additional Drivers tab
EXPECTED:
I expect to the bcmwl driver available to install
ACTUAL:
I see only micro code driver for the cpu (see screenshot)
Included files:
Screenshot
/etc/apt/sources.list
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1498074
Title:
Package is not being installed if you install from a usb pendrive
created from disks
Status in bcmwl package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
STEPS:
Pre-requisite: Laptop with bcmwl supported chipset, intel based macs or dell xps for example.
1. Grab the latest 15.10 daily image from cdimages
2. Plug a usb pendrive into the system
3. Open Disks
4. Format the pendrive
5. Select restore image to drive
6. Select the image you just downloaded
7. Click on okay if the install is happening on the pendrive
8. Click on okay again to confirm
9. Add the user password for permission to write to the drive
10. Insert the written image into the laptop you want to install on
11. In the uefi menu select the pendrive
12. Select the live session
13. Open system settings
14. Open Software and updates
15. Tap on the Additional Drivers tab
EXPECTED:
I expect to the bcmwl driver available to install
ACTUAL:
I see only micro code driver for the cpu (see screenshot)
Included files:
Screenshot
/etc/apt/sources.list
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