[SOLVED] Broadcom Wireless issue

[gold_finger]

I am assuming that command writes what is in " " to the file specified.

Correct.

">>" appends the "b43" to the end of the file (adds it to what is already there).

">" replaces the contents of the file with whatever is specified by echo command

Ok I took a look at the /etc/modules and b43 is written in there, twice now because I did it again.

You can open the file in leafpad as root and delete that last instance of b43 -- you only need one line for it.

Code:

gksu leafpad /etc/modules

Then just save the changes and close leafpad when done.