10-13-2016, 01:42 PM
Hi Mike
You can disable those wifi on/off key functions in the BIOS setup.
Hi Joseph
54mbps is reasonably fast (mid range) for consumer broadband wifi. Cheap wifi here is about 25mbps. You generally won't be able to exceed that without paying your provider for extra bandwidth, even with a wired connection. You can however exceed that with ad hoc wifi connections computer to computer depending on your card, upwards to 300mbps. Also keep your Deb brdcm wifi package on a USB stick to insert before upgrades or installations and the installer will find it and install it. Just save it as a Deb package, (just like it comes from synaptic) on the USB stick and you can use it anytime when installing any Deb based distro.
TC
You can disable those wifi on/off key functions in the BIOS setup.
Hi Joseph
54mbps is reasonably fast (mid range) for consumer broadband wifi. Cheap wifi here is about 25mbps. You generally won't be able to exceed that without paying your provider for extra bandwidth, even with a wired connection. You can however exceed that with ad hoc wifi connections computer to computer depending on your card, upwards to 300mbps. Also keep your Deb brdcm wifi package on a USB stick to insert before upgrades or installations and the installer will find it and install it. Just save it as a Deb package, (just like it comes from synaptic) on the USB stick and you can use it anytime when installing any Deb based distro.
TC
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