** Description changed: I tried to install ubuntu 12.04 A1 on my system, but the system hanged each time, using the F2 key during the install/boot process, I narrowed it down to the b43 wireless driver. So at the primary install page via the F6 key, I used: b43.blacklist=yes - I then proceeded to insatll the system, which failed on first boot, so I + I then proceeded to install the system, which failed on first boot, so I used the same command within GRUB and then added blacklist b43 to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf - Was ther a better way to do this? + Was there a better way to do this? P.S. On the original F2 listings, I noticed that the system reported that the b43 firmware wasn't available and then it would hang.
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