driver problems with kubuntu 12.04

[hansistkeinewurst]

hey community,
i got problems while installing the wireless lan hardware.
got an error telling:
Sorry, installation of thisdriver failed. Please havealook at the log file.

i uploaded the log file on :
http://www.file-upload.net/download-.../Wlan.odt.html

Maybeyou canhelp me. Need wifi asap...

Regards,
hans

[Snowhog]

First, welcome to KFN.

Second, we do need to know about your PC, specifically the wireless interface you have. Open a console and type:

lspci | grep etwork

(copy and paste the command above into the console)

Copy the output in your reply.

[hansistkeinewurst]

flo@flo-Vostro-1500:~$ lspci | grep etwork
0c:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
flo@flo-Vostro-1500:~$

p.s.need it folreuropean wlan, not us or japanese

[Snowhog]

Okay. Mine is a Broadcom Corporation BCM4313 and it works just fine.

Click on the K Menu button and System > Additional Drivers and active the Broadcom STA wireless driver. That's all you need to do, really.

[hansistkeinewurst]

driver is nowactivated, but wlan doesnt show up in the network management system

[hansistkeinewurst]

i uploaded a snapshot made of my network manager:

http://www.file-upload.net/download-...shot1.png.html

[Snowhog]

In the System Tray there is an icon that looks like network jack connector. Click on it and click the Enable wireless check box and then click on Manage connections... and click the Wireless tab. You should see your wireless access point name. Click on that name and click the Edit... button and then the Wireless Security tab. Select the type of security that your WAP is set to use. Check the Show password box and the type in your WAP security password. Make sure you type it correctly. Then un-mark the Show password box and click on OK and OK.

[hansistkeinewurst]

http://www.file-upload.net/download-...shot1.png.html

this is how the networkmanager looks like

[hansistkeinewurst]

cant click onthe wirelesstab

[hansistkeinewurst]

the other window looks like this:
http://www.file-upload.net/download-...shot2.png.html

[hansistkeinewurst]

mhh, no one knows whattodo?

[hansistkeinewurst]

reinstalled linux and now there is nothing recommended in additionaldrivers. if i open the networktab on the right side you can still read, that wireless lan is unavailable

[Snowhog]

In the screen shot I see that both Enable networking and Enable wireless are checked. But you still have to configure the wireless connection. Click on Manage connections... as previously stated and set it up.