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Rwh — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 15:36:32 GMT

Broadcom Chipset Discovery

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 Use the following if the built-in WiFi adapter does not appear as a network interface. Common chips on MacBook Pro:
-* BCM4360 (many 2013–2015 models) → usually needs broadcom-wl
+== Broadcom Chipset Discovery ==
-* BCM43224 / BCM4331 etc. → also broadcom-wl
+First determine which Broadcom Chipset you have:
 To install the broadcom-wl driver:
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   [nst@nst44-mbp ~]$ sudo depmod -a;
   [nst@nst44-mbp ~]$ sudo modprobe -v wl;
-Reboot.
+== Disable WiFi using nmcli ==

HowTo Configure An Apple Magic Mouse With Scrolling

Rwh — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 12:16:23 GMT

Bluetooth Connection Sequence

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 = Overview =
-An Apple Magic mouse by default does not have its scrolling enable. One must add Kernel parameters to enable scrolling.
+This document describes the steps on how to configure an Apple Magic Mouse using Bluetooth with scrolling. An Apple Magic mouse by default does not have its scrolling enabled. One must add Kernel parameters to enable scrolling.
-= Solution =
+= Bluetooth Connection Sequence =
-Add the following parameters to the "'''/etc/nst/grub2/nst_grub2_defaults'''" file: "'''hid_magicmouse.emulate_3button=0 hid_magicmouse.scroll_acceleration=1 hid_magicmouse.scroll_speed=40'''".
+Use the following guidelines to get an Apple Magic Mouse to work with your NST system:
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HowTos

Rwh — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 01:46:48 GMT

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	* [[HowTo Dual Boot NST With Windows 8.1]]		* [[HowTo Dual Boot NST With Windows 8.1]]
	* [[HowTo Enable The Gnome Sound Applet]]		* [[HowTo Enable The Gnome Sound Applet]]
	* [[HowTo ~~Enable Scrolling With~~ An Apple Magic Mouse]]		* [[HowTo Configure An Apple Magic Mouse With Scrolling]]
	* [[HowTo Generate a 3D Pie Chart of nDPI Detected Protocols]]		* [[HowTo Generate a 3D Pie Chart of nDPI Detected Protocols]]
	* [[HowTo Geolocate Data Using The NST WUI]]		* [[HowTo Geolocate Data Using The NST WUI]]

HowTo Enable Scrolling With An Apple Magic Mouse

Rwh — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 01:45:55 GMT

Rwh moved page HowTo Enable Scrolling With An Apple Magic Mouse to HowTo Configure An Apple Magic Mouse With Scrolling Renamed for content

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= Overview =
An Apple Magic mouse by default does not have its scrolling enable. One must add Kernel parameters to enable scrolling.

= Solution =
Add the following parameters to the "'''/etc/nst/grub2/nst_grub2_defaults'''" file: "'''hid_magicmouse.emulate_3button=0 hid_magicmouse.scroll_acceleration=1 hid_magicmouse.scroll_speed=40'''".

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<div class="screenTitle">''Section:'' NST Desktop (Graphical) Boot</div>
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#
# NST Desktop (Graphical) Boot
# --- ------- ----------- ----
NST_SERIAL[idx]="false";
NST_SERIAL_DEV[idx]="ttyS0";
NST_SERIAL_BAUD[idx]="115200";
NST_TITLE[idx]="Graphical Desktop";
NST_GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX[idx]="audit=0 systemd.unit=graphical.target hid_magicmouse.emulate_3button=0 hid_magicmouse.scroll_acceleration=1 hid_magicmouse.scroll_speed=40";
NST_GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT[idx]="true";
NST_GRAPHICAL_BOOT[idx]="true";
idx=idx+1;
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Then rebuild the grub2 configuration file:
[root@nst42-mbp grub2]# nstboot -v --grub2;

Wireless

Rwh — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 01:39:55 GMT

Apple MacBook Pro Broadcom Wireless Adapter

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	[root@nst42-mbp ~]# ps -ef\|rg -i wpa		[root@nst42-mbp ~]# ps -ef\|rg -i wpa
	root 173017 172626 0 09:50 pts/1 00:00:00 rg -i wpa		root 173017 172626 0 09:50 pts/1 00:00:00 rg -i wpa

			= Apple MacBook Pro Broadcom Wireless Adapter =

			Use the following if the built-in WiFi adapter does not appear as a network interface. Common chips on MacBook Pro:

			* BCM4360 (many 2013–2015 models) → usually needs broadcom-wl
			* BCM43224 / BCM4331 etc. → also broadcom-wl
			* Newer ones (BCM43602, BCM437x, etc.) sometimes work better with the in-kernel brcmfmac driver.

			To install the broadcom-wl driver:

			[nst@nst44-mbp ~]$ sudo dnf install broadcom-wl akmod-wl kernel-devel-$(uname -r) -y;
			[nst@nst44-mbp ~]$ sudo akmods --force;
			[nst@nst44-mbp ~]$ sudo depmod -a;
			[nst@nst44-mbp ~]$ sudo modprobe -v wl;

			Reboot.