I'm preparing to install a BlueBuild-based Linux distribution on my old MacBook Pro(13inch, 2018). I read some artical and notice that this machine uses a Broadcom WiFi chip, and it would be best to install the Broadcom drivers to ensure proper network functionality. I don't know much about this topic and am uncertain whether this is truly necessary, but I still attempted to install it while preparing the system image. However, the BlueBuild action failed. (The image variant without install 'wl' akmod compiled successfully.) Here's the error, though the log doesn't seem to contain detailed error reasons: https://github.com/7sDream/paradise/actions/runs/23132171620/job/67189494890#step:6:1232 Any help would be appreciated!

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hmm, that truly is a non-existant error message

emmm, you mean add

set -x

in blue-build/modules 's akmods.sh right? I can fork this repo, but is there any parameter I can make the bluebuild github action use my edited modules repo?

you can copy the akmods module folder to your own repo and set

source: local

, or fork the repo and set

source: ghcr.io/yourgithubusername/modules

on the module

Okay, I'm currently testing the successfully compiled ISO(without installing wl) in a virtual machine, I can try debugging this after make sure other part of my os is good

yeah, that is probably the reason

I found that using the t2linux kernel allows the WiFi on my old MacBook to work properly, so it seems there's no need to install the wl module. Therefore, I currently have no further use for akmods. I will mark this issue as solved. If anyone encounters the same problem or if developers wish to address this potential issue, I'm happy to provide testing assistance.

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