I updated my kernel to fix a problem with a graphics driver (namely AMDGPU-PRO from AMD) and it works like a dream nowHowever, if you fix one problem - another problem will arise.The bcmwl-kernel-source (WiFi driver for the AC1900 wireless card)doesn't seem to work at all?Usually on the 4.10.1.27 kernel on Linux Mint 18.2, (I have no clue how to solve this problem) I have to re-install the WiFi drivers on reboot. using sudo apt install--reinstall bcmwl-kernel-sourceAnd it works as if nothing is wrong, tested it 4 hours straight and got a solid 8 megabytes/s peak.Other information that I wouldn't mind speaking of:The PCIe ID is 14e4:43e0 / BCM4360These were the error logs when trying to do re-install whycan'tnewlyregisteredpeopleputpictureshere >:(And I'm using a computer that I've built, and the specs are:GA-Z270X UD5 motherboardi7 7700k (kabylake) CPURX 560 graphics cardCrucial ballistix elite 2666MHz (2 x 8gb kit) memoryTP-link Archer T9E AC1900 (aka the problematic card) wifi cardI'm also very new to Linux. so please go easy on me :p
Kernel 4.12.3 doesn't coop with bcmwl-kernel-source (Mint 18.2)
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