This is about 2 Puppy distributions I've been using on my Dell Latitude e5500 laptop.
Running an older one, bionicpup32-8 , I make a wireless connection to my WiFi easily. I think I used Frisbee to set that up.
But with the newer Ubuntu-based JammyPup32 (22.04), none of the network connection tools work to get setup. The hardware profiler knows that my laptop wireless card is there, PSI returns:
0c:00.0 Network controller
• Broadcom Inc. and subsidiaries BCM4322 802.11a/b/g/n Wireless LAN Controller
• VendorID=14e4 DeviceID=432b Rev=01
• Kernel driver in use: b43-pci-bridge
• Kernel modules: ssb
... From my limited knowledge of how things are supposed to work, my guess is that the Broadcom wireless drivers are compiled properly to work with the bionic pup, but are not thus compiled to work with the newer Jammy Pup. Please propose a solution that gets me online wirelessly with the newer Jammy version. In some ways it's nicer to use.