If you want to use the bcm43xx driver, you may be out of luck unless you're willing to compile a custom kernel. The bcm43xx module isn't enabled by default.
You can check whether you're lucky with this command: Code: ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/bcm43xx
Note that those are backticks around uname -r, not single-quotes (backtick is on the ~ key).
If that command shows you bcm43xx.ko, then you're lucky. Now you get to load the module (modprobe bcm43xx, as root), tweak your /etc/network/interfaces file as described on the bcm43xx Web site, and see if you can get your interface up and running. Or if you have network-manager, you just need to load the module.
If the .ko file isn't there, you may be better off using ndiswrapper. |