Broadcom Wireless Driver - LINUX (for Ubuntu LTS Slipstream)

Hello,
I'm looking to build a slipstream ISO for Ubuntu LTS. The current LTS ISO comes with the wired NIC driver but not the wireless - can someone point me to the place to find the driver? I know I can plug in a wired connection and then do an update within Ubuntu but I'm trying to avoid that or at least have the wireless NIC work from the start.
Thx.

which broadcom chip do you have? im pretty sure the 4313 broadcom chip has the same driver as my atheros chip in my b570 which the driver is already on linux mint, ubuntu and a few others you just need to do a little command line stuff.
to get mine working i had to type:
sudo service network-manager stop
sudo rmmod acer_wmi
sudo modprobe acer_wmi
sudo rfkill unblock all
sudo service network-manager start
sudo rmmod -f acer_wmi
that would get it working, then you type this to get it to stick past reboots:
sudo su
echo "blacklist acer_wmi" >> /etc?modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
after that you will have a fully working wifi connection that will last through reboots, although wicd seems to work better than network manager so i would recomend swapping them out after you get everything working.

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Broadcom wireless driver compile error

Hi all. I was a lifelong Windows user until yesterday when a core driver corrupted for no conceivable reason and I got locked out of my system. I bit the bullet and install a Linux distribution, choosing Fedora as it seemed like a good place to start. My only previous Linux experience aside from through SSH (to manage web projects and an IRC network I once ran) is with Ubuntu, and I have never really liked it. Fedora was better but I couldn't get rid of this stupid little icon thing in the top-right corner, and the login screen is all wrong. As you can tell, I am a perfectionist and control freak, and I like my computer to do what I tell it to do, a courtesy that Windows rarely grants me.
Anyway, I jumped into the deep end and installed Arch x64, and after endless typing, troubleshooting and shouting (mostly shouting) for most of the past ten hours, all I've managed to do is install it and my display drivers, get X window or GNOME or whatever the hell I have running, and find this forum.
And I absolutely love it.
My top priority now is to get my wireless adapter working so I can move away from the router. It's a Broadcom BCM4313 built into my laptop. I downloaded the official 64 bit linux drivers from http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php, but when I try to compile I get this error:
[root@HARPER Desktop]# mkdir broadcom
[root@HARPER Desktop]# mv hybrid-portsrc_x86_64-v5_100_82_38.tar.gz broadcom
[root@HARPER Desktop]# cd broadcom
[root@HARPER broadcom]# ls
hybrid-portsrc_x86_64-v5_100_82_38.tar.gz
[root@HARPER broadcom]# tar -zxvf hybrid-portsrc_x86_64-v5_100_82_38.tar.gz
Makefile
lib/
lib/wlc_hybrid.o_shipped
lib/LICENSE.txt
src/
src/wl/
src/wl/sys/
src/wl/sys/wl_dbg.h
src/wl/sys/wl_export.h
src/wl/sys/wl_iw.c
src/wl/sys/wl_iw.h
src/wl/sys/wlc_pub.h
src/wl/sys/wl_linux.c
src/wl/sys/wlc_types.h
src/wl/sys/wl_linux.h
src/wl/sys/wlc_key.h
src/include/
src/include/proto/
src/include/proto/802.11.h
src/include/proto/802.1d.h
src/include/proto/bcmeth.h
src/include/proto/bcmevent.h
src/include/proto/ethernet.h
src/include/proto/wpa.h
src/include/packed_section_start.h
src/include/linux_osl.h
src/include/wlioctl.h
src/include/osl.h
src/include/typedefs.h
src/include/packed_section_end.h
src/include/epivers.h
src/include/bcmdefs.h
src/include/bcmutils.h
src/include/bcmcdc.h
src/include/bcmendian.h
src/include/pcicfg.h
src/include/bcmwifi.h
src/include/linuxver.h
src/shared/
src/shared/linux_osl.c
[root@HARPER broadcom]# ls
hybrid-portsrc_x86_64-v5_100_82_38.tar.gz lib Makefile src
[root@HARPER broadcom]# make
KBUILD_NOPEDANTIC=1 make -C /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build M=`pwd`
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-2.6.37-ARCH'
LD /root/Desktop/broadcom/built-in.o
CC [M] /root/Desktop/broadcom/src/shared/linux_osl.o
CC [M] /root/Desktop/broadcom/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.o
/root/Desktop/broadcom/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.c: In function ‘wl_attach’:
/root/Desktop/broadcom/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.c:485:3: error: implicit declaration of function ‘init_MUTEX’
make[2]: *** [/root/Desktop/broadcom/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [_module_/root/Desktop/broadcom] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-2.6.37-ARCH'
make: *** [all] Error 2
error: implicit declaration of function ‘init_MUTEX’
This doesn't give any indication (to a newbie like myself) of what's wrong or where to even begin attempting to fix it. Google reveals little more than other people asking the same question. Can anybody point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance.

According to the wiki https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Broadcom_wireless your wireless card should be supported by the current kernel.

Broadcom Wireless Driver starting slow in Windows 7

I have a late 2009 MBP 13.3" and it has worked great, both with OS X (Snow Leopard) and Windows 7 since August. Recently, the Windows drivers for the Broadcom Wireless chip have decided to start slowly... when I turn it on nowadays the wireless drivers seem to have some sort of "delay" when starting, where the pc is ready but I have to Idle it for like a minute for it to start the Wireless Ethernet... tried reinstalling the drivers (uninstalling them first of course) but it still has that delay, do you have any idea on what to do?

Let me tell you that Broadcom really ***** on BCM43XX driver for windows. I've spent five days on this and changed four wireless routers, nothing improved.
I use Macbook Air and the wireless adapter is shown as Broadcom 802.11n Adapter in Windows XP. It works very well in MAC OS, but in Windows XP, it only works fine for first ten or thirty minutes, and then lost connection frequently.
By ping 192.168.1.1 (generally for most routers), the feedback "Request time out" also comes up.
The intersting thing is that if I tried 802.11n wireless routers, it "Requst time out" at the very beginning. When using old routers like 802.11g protocal, it works quite all right and lost connection two hours later, and re-connected again, again and again.
Take a look at
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=226016
for more information.
I think we need to push Broadcom and Apple to update drivers for Windows.

[SOLVED] Kernel 2.6.38 disables Broadcom Wireless driver

I installed Arch with kernel26 version 2.6.34 (with same kernel26-headers version), built the module for my broadcom (4312 - broadcom-wl driver), and eventually got wireless internet capability. However, after upgrading the kernel version to 2.6.38, while trying to load my driver I get the error "Module wl not found." Moving the wl.ko module file into the correct directory for the new kernel drivers, I get the message "invalid module format." So I tried rebuilding the module, but I now receive the error "error: implicit declaration of function 'init_MUTEX'" during the build process.
I have tried downgrading the kernel back to 2.6.34 and I can get wireless after rebuilding the module. But is there is any way right now for me to use the newest kernel26 version AND have my wireless driver working?
Last edited by MrSpecial (2011-05-06 06:16:52)

oh, sorry, I forgot to mention that you had to get it from AUR (thought it was obvious, didn't see you post count, you must be relatively new to arch, welcome)
*Always* use the AUR package if there's one available. It will work most of the time (some of them are outdated and will fail to build).
*Always* use pacman to install stuff. Personally, I've almost never installed from source. If something is not in AUR or the AUR package does not build, it's always better to write your own PKGBUILD to install stuff. This way you're sure that:
1) you won't overwrite an existing system (or not system) file
2) you can uninstall the package completely and cleanly with a pacman -R
Sticking to that principles, I haven't had to re-install my system for the past 2 years...

E430 - Windows 8.1 x64 broadcom wireless driver issue

Hi,
I have a E430 running windows 8.1:
Driver info: PCI\VEN_14E4&DEV_4727&SUBSYS_060814E4&REV_01\4&1BEFDF2B&0&00E1
My wifi connection is just not working properlly. When I was running with windows 8, it works fine.
Has anyone have a updated driver for this , for Windows 8.1? The current one available from Lenovo website is not working for me.
Thanks in advance.

Did you try deleting the Broadcom wireless device in the Device Manager (including deleting drivers if prompted) and rebooting? I just did a fresh re-install of Win 8.1 (not "Refrsh - I mean format and install from scratch) and it works fine with the driver Windows 8.1 installed automatically. If possible, connected via a LAN cable after you reboot and then try to install the driver using Winodws Update.
I think that version is actually newer than the one listd in Lenovo System Update so I've just been using the one Windows installed automatically. For me, up thru Winows 8 this device driver was not available through Windows update and had to first be installed manually.

Driver LINUX for DIO32HS

Hi !
I'm looking for a device driver for a NI PCI-I/O card, the PCI DIO32HS.
We are looking for this driver (on Linux); source code exist on
ftp.ni.com/support/daq/linux; but we work with Red hat, kernel 2.2.12
and we cannot compile it, it seems this driver is too old;
Has somebody some experience with Linux and this card? ;
Is somewhere a documentation? Can you help us?
Thanks
Monique

Hi,
my understanding is that the driver is for e-series boards, and does not
support the DIO-32HS. There are two register programming manuals
avalaible at for these cards. But they have big leaks. To have a driver
you have to write one. I am going to do that also, but it is on low
priority, since we do not have a customer request for that (we use these
cards for our transient recorders).
Bernd
Bernd Mielke
Licel GbR mail:[email protected]
Chausseestr 34/35 tel.:++49-30-28391737
10115 Berlin, Germany fax.:++49-30-28391738

Broadcom wireless driver - brcm80211

I just recently upgraded my kernel to 2.6.37 and wanted to help people out there.
I have a Broadcom WNIC with the BCM43225 chipset and had some issues after the kernel upgrade.
The problems:
Random crashes. fixed
This is a locking problem with BCM43224 and BCM43225 which makes it crash.
To solve this problem, add this to /boot/grub/grub.cfg:
maxcpus=1
No WiFi after suspend. (still have this problem, while there's no support for it yet) not supported yet
Unable to join WAP on channel 13 (does anyone know why this happens?) not solved (CRDA issue?)
UPDATE!
To problem #1:
RolandVossen wrote:
A fix for an issue in the brcm80211 softmac driver that appeared in multi CPU configurations has been submitted into the 2.6.38-rc1 kernel tree. Please refer to: https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/504981/ . I am curious if this solves the issues that you guys are experiencing. patch can be found in git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/gregkh/staging-2.6.git, in the staging-linus branch.
Best regards,
Roland Vossen
Broadcom
If you want to add more, please send me a message.
You can also read more here.
Last edited by litemotiv (2011-03-16 19:49:00)

AugustePop wrote:
I am using brcm80211 package from AUR, which uses the kernel staging branch open source driver. My version of kernel26 package is 2.6.26.3-1.
The kernel package is updated a couple of days ago. The wireless card was usable during several reboots since then. However, after a reboot this afternoon, the driver makes kernel panic when associating.
I am using wicd to manage wireless networks. If I have a wired connection linked to my computer, it can boot into gdm and establish a wired connection successfully, and I can see the wireless networks available in wicd interface. But if I try to connect to a wireless network, I get a kernel panic when associating.
The wireless network has not been changed lately, and restarting the router makes no difference. I have installed and uninstalled several font packages since the kernel update, which seems irrelevant. I don't know what causes this sudden failure. Using closed-source broadcom-wl package from AUR made wicd unable to find wlan0 interface.
Any idea why this happens?
broadcom-wl from AUR uses eth1
Have you tried brcm80211 with maxcpus=1 in your grub.cfg?

No Broadcom wireless driver in net install ISO?

I downloaded the net install ISO and booted only to find that there's no driver for my wireless adapter? A NET INSTALL ISO without a driver for a very FREQUENT wireless device in a lot of laptops (Broadcom BCM4312)? Come on!
Don't get me wrong, this is not just a rant, nor a flame, I've been using Arch for a couple of months on my desktop and it's great. But, it's really disappointing to find that I can't even install it on my laptop.
Considering it's a net install image, I really think you should include network drivers for at least the more popular adapters, my Broadcom certainly isn't anything esoteric.
Last edited by yu_raider (2009-10-31 21:42:23)

There is no official Arch package for the wl driver, therfore there is no package to include on the ISO. If you want the devs to change this, post a feature request in the bugtracker - they generally don't read forum posts.
While you're waiting... you mentioned a desktop. Why not reach around the back of it, unplug the network cable, stick it into your laptop, do the net install, and the broadcom-wl install. Then unplug the cable, put it back in the desktop where it belongs.... and be happy.

Arch linux for Ubuntu users

Hello everyone,
When using Synaptic on Ubuntu it usually sets everything up for you so all the installed software tends to work out of the box without any need to change around configuration. Is the package manager in Arch Linux as integrated as the one from Ubuntu?
Thanks
Frank

I'm new to the linux scene (about 1 month now). My most used distro (and my fallback if I mess up another distro on a seperate partition) was Ubuntu, until I figured out the basics of Arch. After this enlightenment, I find Arch to be much easier to work with in terms of customizing apps, having the right libraries I want, and to just do daily functions. I love to always check for updates to the system. Ever notice in ubuntu there are about 30 repositories you have to sync with? In Arch there are the 3 basic repositories (extra, core, community) and multilib if you are on 64bit. Working with pacman is much more efficient and controlled than apt-get imho.
One thing I hated with apt-get is that you add in 3rd party PPAs that are slow. With Arch and its pacman + yaourt(aur) there is really no need for these 3rd party repositories as everything you can imagine is probably available in official repositories or built by the community. Go check out https://aur.archlinux.org/ this is one of the coolest community made pool of apps around.
As mentioned before, the pacman doesn't hold your hands so be prepared to google and learn what some packages do. For example, I am running gnome and install a KDE app called amarok. Pacman will install everything (including KDE and qt libs) to get amarok started. However, the only things it doesn't install (but it does tell you what) is extra depencies.
Optional dependencies for amarok
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libmtp: support for portable media devices
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ifuse: support for Apple iPod Touch and iPhone
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No driver detected for network controller for - Pavilion dv6-6188ca

I had to reinstall windows 7 pro OS as my notebook I it was not able to boot up. I did not use recovery CDs. I used windows 7 pro install CD and with a valid product key, Now everything works except for wireless LAN.
Under device manager I have yellow mark for network controller and says driver not found. I tried all drivers listed for this model from HP support site but without any luck. (there are 8 network driver listed for this model on HP support site) Moreover there is no specific driver listed as "Network controller" on HP site. My notebook uses Broadcom 4313 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and 2070 Blutooth 2.1 adaptor (combined). Bluethooth is working fine as it is able to see other blutooth devices in the vicinity.
How I can I fix this? Where can I find the driver for the network controller for this device? Any help would be highly appreciated. I havn't tried to connect through LAN and let windows look for appropriate driver for this notebook.
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Hi:
This Broadcom wireless driver should work for you...
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-107849-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en

[SOLVED AGAIN] Wireless Driver for Broadcom BCM4312 (14e4:4315)?

Hello,
I've recently switched to Arch after having Ubuntu installed on my laptop for a year. I'm also been an on/off Debian (and Debian-based) user on my main Desktop for the past two years or so. So it comes to no surprise that it's taking me a lot to get used to a brand-new packaging system, much less having to essentially build it from the ground up. But I'm always up for the challenge.
I switched from Ubuntu (Kubuntu, specifically) because of the problems it's recently been having in regard to speed and performance. Not to mention the constant freezing every hour. My Arch install when along smoothly. I've been running off of a wired connection, but I really need to get my wireless set up. This is my first roadblock.
In Ubuntu, it was a 'just-worked' kinda think hen it came to my wireless. The only problem that I've ever had with it during the Ubuntu times was when I first installed Ubuntu: they had not yet added in the Broadcom drivers (or, at least, not a compatible one). And so I had to do a bit of research to get it to work. Since then, I've lost track of the Linux development on my particular card.
But now it doesn't work, and I can't find a way to get it to work. I've looked at various wiki's and forum posts, but I can't seem to find one that's up-to-date.
Any help?
Last edited by XtrmGmr99 (2009-04-16 05:55:43)

Today's the first day I've been able to actually test the installation to see if it actually worked. Sadly, it doesn't seem to have. I've followed the instructiong on the Broadcom 4312 wiki page, and then moved on to the wireless wiki page to set it up.
Running iwconfig, I can see that the driver enable wireless:
$ iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
eth0 IEEE 802.11 Nickname:""
Access Point: Not-Associated
Link Quality:5 Signal level:0 Noise level:0
Rx invalid nwid:0 invalid crypt:0 invalid misc:0
eth1 no wireless extensions.
However, running iwlist scan gives an error:
$ iwlist scan
lo Interface doesn't support scanning.
eth0 Interface doesn't support scanning.
eth1 Interface doesn't support scanning.
The wiki says that this is likely to be because I haven't installed the firmware? I've added the wl module to /etc/rc.conf, but I haven't changed any other configuration options. For example, I haven't really touched the networking section of the file, except to change eth0 to eth1 (installed the wireless driver switched the interface). Do I need to add eth0 (wireless) to this section? Or do I have to configure network profiles? I'm really new to all these new configuration options, so I don't really know where to start.
Here the networking setion of /etc/rc.conf:
# NETWORKING
# HOSTNAME: Hostname of machine. Should also be put in /etc/hosts
HOSTNAME="ryan-laptop"
# Use 'ifconfig -a' or 'ls /sys/class/net/' to see all available interfaces.
# Interfaces to start at boot-up (in this order)
# Declare each interface then list in INTERFACES
# - prefix an entry in INTERFACES with a ! to disable it
# - no hyphens in your interface names - Bash doesn't like it
# DHCP: Set your interface to "dhcp" (eth0="dhcp")
# Wireless: See network profiles below
eth1="dhcp"
INTERFACES=(eth1)
# Routes to start at boot-up (in this order)
# Declare each route then list in ROUTES
# - prefix an entry in ROUTES with a ! to disable it
gateway="default gw 192.168.0.1"
ROUTES=(!gateway)
# Enable these network profiles at boot-up. These are only useful
# if you happen to need multiple network configurations (ie, laptop users)
# - set to 'menu' to present a menu during boot-up (dialog package required)
# - prefix an entry with a ! to disable it
# Network profiles are found in /etc/network.d
# This now requires the netcfg package
#NETWORKS=(main)
I haven't touched any other files...
I'll continue looking through the wiki.
Also, I haven't tried KDE4's network manager to see if it has problems yet. I was hoping to take the installation one step at a time and get everything working the way I want it to on the console side before moving to and tweaking the graphical side.
Last edited by XtrmGmr99 (2009-04-15 16:58:10)

Satellite L450D - Need Wireless driver for Linux system

Hi,
I have a satellite L450D, with a Realtek RTL8191SE wireless card (windows 7). I use Linux for college and i can't get on the internet when i use linux cause the oporating system dose not find my wireless card.
When i check from command line for wireless cards, it shows that there are non.
I know other people that had this problem and basically i need a driver for it.
Can any one let me know what driver i need or where to get it? I would really appriciate this as i need to use Linux for college.
Thanks

Hi
I googled a little bit and found some tips in the internet.
It seems that there is no Linux driver for Realtek WLan card rtl8191se and rtl8192se.
Bu someone has managed the WLan installation by installing ndiswrapper from synaptic in Ubuntu + GUI. He downloaded the W2K driver net8192se.sys and net8192se.inf.
The W2k driver work but the combination driver W2Kxp or the xp or vista doesnt work.
After that you can use WPA because WEP encryption is not supported

New driver for Broadcom wireless cards

Finally there's a driver for Broadcom wireless cards, including 4328 which only worked using ndiswrapper.
http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php
There are discussions about it on the Ubuntu forums
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=914697
on the Debian forums
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php? … 294ad5d3e9
and on the Gentoo wiki
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_Apple_M … Generation
Last edited by cmlr (2008-09-25 14:10:13)

Actually, this driver already has a Wiki page, http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Broadcom_BCM4312. The new information is that it doesn't just work with bcm4312 cards, but all modern 43xx cards. See the forum links in the previous message.
The driver is already available in AUR,
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=19514
Last edited by cmlr (2008-09-25 14:20:50)

Windows 7 driver for GeForce 320m Graphic Card and Broadcom wireless card

I just got my 11" MacAir (2011)and installed Windows 7 on it using Parallel software. Everything works fine except for the driver for the Broadcom BCM 43xx1.0 airport wireless card and for the GeForce 320m graphic card. Windows 7 cannot find the drivers. I have tried everything to find a solution: Downloaded the drivers from the Broadcom and NVIDIA websites, used the drivers that came with bootcamp and made changes to the nvao.inf file for the graphic card problems but nothing works. Does anyone know a solution to these problems? Many thanks.

Hi,
since Parallels is not an Apple product it would be better to use their own Support resources.
However, Parallels does not use the native (real) hardware of your Mac but virtualizes certain hardware.
The video adapter is a "VGA and SVGA with VESA 3.0 compatible Video Adapter" and the WiFi is mapped to a "Ethernet Virtual network card compatible with RTL8029".
For these virtual devices Parallels brings all drivers with it and names them "Parallels Tools" which you have to install manually while in our Parallels Windows virtual machine.
Refer to the Parallels User Guide http://download.parallels.com/desktop/v6/docs/en/ParallelsDesktop_UsersGuide/
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Bad Driver for Model J6N60AV - Broadcom Wireless, bluetooth, SP68429

I recently purchased this HP700qe. I always make sure that I have all drivers for a machine archived away before doing anything with the machine.
I have downloaded the file SP69429.EXE
When attempting to extract the contents, it asks for the destination folder. After selecting to extract to the default folder, the gauge appears and starts to populate, then the app crashes. No documents appear in the default directory
C:\SWSETUP\SP68429
I have searched a great deal but can not find seem to source the driver from any other location. Broadcomm states to go to the vendor.
I found no other way to report this issue than the public member support forums. This is a poor situation. It reflects badly upon HP as a corporate entity selling to the public.
I hope to see two things. 1) A driver that extracts correctly. 2) a better method for communications between new customers with real issues and support.
I know, keep dreaming.
Below is the information from the download page:
DescriptionThis package provides the Broadcom Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Driver in the supported desktop models and operating systems.
Release details
Released:
2014-07-24
File name:
sp68429.exe [1/1, 36.32M]
Version
6.30.223.245 B
Compatibility:
Microsoft Windows 8.1 (32-bit)
Microsoft Windows 8.1 (64-bit)
Microsoft Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry (32-bit)
Microsoft Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry (64-bit)
Fix/EnhancementInitial release Windows 8 driver for Broadcom 802.11n Wireless LAN Device.

Hi:
Since you are aware that this is a peer to peer forum, no one from HP will respond on behalf of the company.
I do not work for or represent HP, but I have reported this problem through the forum administrators to please contact the department responsible for releasing drivers.
I tried by various other means to extract the contents from the file, and it absolutely will not work.
If there is a pressing reason you need a driver for that card right away, you should be able to use this slightly older one...
http://h20565.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=cp_133536_1
HP does have support for PC's under warranty, and you can contact HP technical support for the country you live in at the link below...where you could have reported the problem as well, rather than presuming that HP lacks a method for communications between new customers with real issues and support.
http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-contact-us.html

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