Not a bad idea but the driver itself doesn't compile under Kali (look at my first couple posts). I'm not sure why but maybe it's due to some differences in Kali vs Debian. The "testing" package...
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Not a bad idea but the driver itself doesn't compile under Kali (look at my first couple posts). I'm not sure why but maybe it's due to some differences in Kali vs Debian. The "testing" package...
Another follow up - for what it's worth.
I installed Debian 7 and upgraded to testing which has the 6.30 broadcom drivers available via the broadcom-sta-dkms package and the WIFI now works great...
I also went over and downloaded the drivers from Broadcom's site : http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php
I installed the kali headers and such.. Then I tried to compile the driver...
Also, just to follow up. I'm using Kali 1.0.7 and the laptop is a Dell Precision M4800.
I'm in the same boat. I really would like to get Kali linux setup on my laptop but I can't get the WIFI to work. Previously, I had Ubuntu running along side Win8 and under Ubuntu I had my BCM4352...