I am trying to install wireless drivers on my Dell Studio 1555 (as per these instructions).In order to install the drivers the guide asks me to install dkms, which I did by runningsudo apt-get install dkmsAfterwards, the instructions say to enable the service by running sudo systemctl enable dkms. However, when I run this command, I get the following:Failed to execute operation: No such file or directoryI have tried rebooting, with no change. What am I doing wrong?Running systemctl status dkms.service produced the following output:user@debian:~$ sudo systemctl status dkms.service[sudo] password for user:  dkms.service   Loaded: not-found (Reason: No such file or directory)   Active: inactive (dead)
systemctl: Failed to execute operation: No such file or directory
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What am I doing wrong?You're mixing operating systems.You're following instructions written for Arch Linux on Debian Linux.  Debian Linux packages dkms in a very different way to Arch Linux.  Arch Linux uses a systemd service unit to load/unload DKMS kernel modules.  Debian Linux uses modprobe.d files.Use the doco of the operating system that you are actually using.Further readingbcm43xx.  Debian wiki.wl.  Debian wiki.