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Broadcom 440x 10/100 integrated controller\intel(r) pro/wireless 2200bg network conne

Hi , all
I have the same problem as posted by stakes20 , but i could not find these drivers
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I installed solaris 10 x86 on my dell laptop on a partition alongside windows xp. I am able to connect to the internet in xp with both my ethernet local area connection as well as through my wireless network card. But, however i do not have clue as to how to go about it in solaris.

i did not get dhcp screen when installing solaris ( my wireless network was on then). Then i again tried reinstalling, when connected to LAN through the ethernet card. Again, i did not get the dhcp option while installing.

my ethernet card is Broadcom 440x 10/100 integrated controller
my wireless card is intel(r) pro/wireless 2200bg network connection.

i have the ip address of the router, dns address 1 & 2 and other data.

can you guys help me setup my solaris system to access the network. is there any free downloadable software for solaris which would help setup and monitor the network. my current wireless network has WEP protection.

thanks
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You need to go to broadcom.com and download the driver for your NIC.

http://www.broadcom.com/support/ethe...oaddrivers.php

Scroll down that page for the 440x drivers.
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but ,No driver for Solaris 10

Hi ,
First of all thank you for your help , but i could not find specific driver for solaris 10 . what i found was the follwing

BCM4401 Drivers
Version Date Size
Windows ME 4.28 11/23/04
38KB
Windows 98SE 4.28 11/23/04
38KB
Windows NT4 4.37 08/23/05
39KB
Windows 2000 4.37 08/23/05
34KB
Windows XP (32 bit) 4.37 08/23/05
33KB
Windows XP (x86-64/EM64T) 4.37 08/23/05
38KB
Windows Server 2003 (32 bit) 4.37 08/23/05
33KB
Windows Server 2003
(x86-64/EM64T) 4.37 08/23/05
38KB
Linux (i386) 3.0.14 12/02/05
122KB
DOS NDIS2 3.07 11/23/04
17KB
ODI16 3.10 11/23/04
18KB
ODI32 2.03 11/23/04

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broadcom driver

Hi

Please find the link below

http://homepage2.nifty.com/mrym3/taiyodo/eng/
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Thanks

Hi ,
i am very thankfull for your help , that file solved the problem .
Thnaks ,
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