note1: NAME is the name of your USB stick (type "mount" at the terminal to find your usb stick's name). If you're using a liveCD, then your media path will be different.
note2: the name of my .deb file was different than Ridzwan's .deb file name and could be version related, find the actual name of your .deb file in the /pool/restricted/b/bcmwl/ folder.
Reboot your system and the network notification thingy (top right on UNR) should indicate both wired and wireless connections.
DELL MINI 10v (9.10 UNR)
I too tried all the fixes listed above, but still couldn't activate the STA driver (even though it seemed installed).
Then I found a blog by Ridzwan that solved my problem (http:// ridz1ba. blogspot. com/2009/ 11/unr- 910-and- lenovo- s10-2-bad- karma_11. html).
To summarize, I had to re-install the STA driver, type the command as follows:
sudo dpkg --install /media/ NAME/pool/ restricted/ b/bcmwl/ bcmwl-kernel- source_ 5.10.91. 9+bdcom- 0ubuntu4_ i386.deb
note1: NAME is the name of your USB stick (type "mount" at the terminal to find your usb stick's name). If you're using a liveCD, then your media path will be different.
note2: the name of my .deb file was different than Ridzwan's .deb file name and could be version related, find the actual name of your .deb file in the /pool/restricte d/b/bcmwl/ folder.
Reboot your system and the network notification thingy (top right on UNR) should indicate both wired and wireless connections.
Hope this works for you.