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Posted: Sun Jan 14th, 2018 04:43 pm

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OK- running off Ubuntu 14.04 now...it lets me see a proprietary driver for the Broadcom, and even let me turn it on under Software & Updates/Additional Drivers.

But it still doesn't seem to work.

(Progress over Lubuntu, though- that showed me the proprietary driver but wouldn't even let me toggle it on.)

*I'd be inclined to reboot, except since I'm running off a USB for the moment, every reboot is a fresh start, right? Any way to 'trick' it into re-looking for the hardware?