Thank Broadcom for not having free drivers and forcing us to go through these contortions.ĪntiX and MX Linux do ship with the driver modules and work out of the box, if you are willing to use a Debian derivative. The driver deb will then be in /usr/src and can be installed on other machines running the same kernel. If you arent seeing any complaints suddenly show up on forums about your card+driver and a slowdown/loss of N/AC. Click Download to download the correct driver in your computer. I also tried the generic Broadcom drivers found on Station Drivers but they cause a lot of issues with the PCE-AC68 card. Not sure how reliable it is but so far both the Control Center and the driver are working. Select your OS and the driver package will display. The 2.0.8.8 ASUS PCE-AC68 WLAN Control Center driver from June 2014 does seem to work on a clean install of Windows 10. In the search result, click Drivers & Tools under the correct device model. Install Debian in a virtual machine such as Virtual Box.Īdd contrib and non-free to your sources as in the Debian wiki for broadcom-sta-dkmsĪpt-get install broadcom-sta-source module-assistant This means it could be a driver issue or a hardware issue specifci to the card. Then follow the steps below: Go to ASUS website, then search ASUS PCE-AC68 WiFi adapter. The recipe to do it yourself, if you have access to a connected system with another OS: It is difficult to compile the driver deb on an unconnected system, since it requires many other packages.

I uploaded a 64-bit version a couple months ago for another user in the same situation: You need a precompiled 'wl' driver deb for the stock Debian 4.9 kernel, as well as broadcom-sta-common for the same release.

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