@MasterNetra - thank you for your solution however, not only did not work, but it took my eth0 down with no way to bring it back until removing the 10.04 bcmwl-kernel-source. I was 'close' as the wireless icon showed up; still no wireless connection.
As @Tim Holy said, that this does not seem to work with the 'legacy' Broadcom BCM4306 v.2
BTW, system was working perfectly well running 10.04LTS, w/wireless and NVIDIA video card working as expected. Decided to upgrade (!) going to 10.10 first then to 11.04. After several attempts (system crashed due to problems w/NVIDIA video card (still "Drive active but not currently in use") I decided to download 11.04 (for a fresh install) losing all data I had.
Worked around the NVIDIA issue by not running Unity but in Classic mode w/no effects --not sure I want to deal with grub again.
Dell Inspiron 5150 w/Broadcom BCM4306 v.2 running 11.04 in Classic mode
@MasterNetra - thank you for your solution however, not only did not work, but it took my eth0 down with no way to bring it back until removing the 10.04 bcmwl-kernel- source. I was 'close' as the wireless icon showed up; still no wireless connection.
As @Tim Holy said, that this does not seem to work with the 'legacy' Broadcom BCM4306 v.2
lspci -vvnn | grep 14e4
02:02.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller [14e4:4320] (rev 02)
BTW, system was working perfectly well running 10.04LTS, w/wireless and NVIDIA video card working as expected. Decided to upgrade (!) going to 10.10 first then to 11.04. After several attempts (system crashed due to problems w/NVIDIA video card (still "Drive active but not currently in use") I decided to download 11.04 (for a fresh install) losing all data I had.
Worked around the NVIDIA issue by not running Unity but in Classic mode w/no effects --not sure I want to deal with grub again.
Solution at http:// linuxwireless. org/en/ users/Drivers/ b43 and https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ WifiDocs/ Driver/ bcm43xx# b43 - Internet access does not seem to work either.
So far this migration to 11.04, dealing w/NVIDIA and the Broadcom drivers issues, has been a nightmare.