Did that help to resolve your issue?
Hello Ernest
Did that help to resolve your issue?
Yes, it is already marked as the solution in this post.
I’m so glad I was able to help. The simplest solutions are the most frequently overlooked, because they’re the ones that are the easiest to assume they’ve already been completed/tried.
When I’m working with a Debian-based distribution, I always update apt sudo apt update before attempting to install any package. FYI, it’s usually faster to upgrade your system, or install a package that you know the name of in the terminal than by using a GUI package manager. Just run sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade to upgrade the system, and sudo apt update && sudo apt install [space separated list of package names] to install one or more packages.
There are several apps I use, no matter which distribution I’m using at any given time. If I find that any of them aren’t installed, I use the terminal-based package manager to install them because most of them let me list the packages I want to install. For example, If I want kcalc, kate, nano, and nemo installed in a Debian-based distribution, I can use a command like sudo apt update && sudo apt install kate kcalc nano nemo to get the job done, since I already knowing their names, I don’t have to search for them. I only use a GUI package manager when I don’t know the full name of a package.
HTH,
Ernie
Hello Ernest
You understood incorrectly. The answer in this post/thread is the following:
https://itsfoss.community/t/how-to-install-firmware-b43-installer-in-debian-12/12977/9
Kind regards
Sorry for misunderstanding. I’m glad you got your issue sorted,
Ernie