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evertvaningen:
I moved the device to the location it needs to be and from there I let it connect to the same Wifi.
Auto connecting is really bad for some reason.

Most of the time I need to connect manually and still it failed to connect the qual is 62 so pretty good.

Sometimes it doesn't auto connect at all :s

coreplayer2:
Maybe you'ld have better luck removing the broadcom kernel driver from the blacklist and get the official firmware direct from broadcom, use Using firmware-getb43 extension to help get that.

Or simply get an other USB wifi device..?

evertvaningen:

--- Quote from: coreplayer2 on June 16, 2017, 02:17:50 PM ---Maybe you'ld have better luck removing the broadcom kernel driver from the blacklist and get the official firmware direct from broadcom, use Using firmware-getb43 extension to help get that.

Or simply get an other USB wifi device..?

--- End quote ---

I did what you told me but still not auto connecting.

Sometimes it connects and sometimes it doesn't...

coreplayer2:
Please explain what did you do,  use the official modules or use another USB wifi adapter..?   how are you trying to auto connect?  what commands? or show us the script?  what errors did you receive?


Sadly we can't help if we have no information to go off.. 

evertvaningen:
Auto connect to Wifi

Edit the bootlocal file to attempt connection at boot time (optional)
    $ nano /opt/bootlocal.sh
       /usr/local/bin/wifi.sh -a 2>&1 > /tmp/wifi.log

So it looks like:
#!/bin/sh
# put other system startup commands here
/usr/local/bin/wifi.sh -a 2>&1 > /tmp/wifi.log

Ctrl + O (Save) *press enter Ctrl + X (Exit)

Finally be sure to backup before poweroff or reboot.
    $ sudo backup
    $ sudo poweroff

It worked every time in my room next to the WiFi but in the kitchen it doesn't work anymore.
No USB WiFi dongle used and I used the firmware-getb43 extension + removed the b43 from blacklist.

The Broadcom detects a signal of 62 from the Wifi so the signal is good.
The HP T510 has 2 antennas.

The connection is made automatically if it succeeds... if it doesn't... then nothing. When I use the wifi extension is only tells me connection is made or connection failed... If it fails is there a way to see why it failed?

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