Problem with Wi-Fi Drivers on MacBookPro9,2

Hello Everyone ! Hope you're all doing good and thanks for helping me in advance.

Yesterday I decided to install ZorinOS Core on my Old MacBook Pro to revive it, it's certainly an old machine but let's say it's maxed out in some way haha !

It has 16Go of RAM and a SSD of 512Go, so it's still living !

Anyways, I chose to install the drivers and other stuff in the installation process, and got Wi-Fi drivers on it !

I tried to connect to my Home 5Ghz network, it did not work... Switched to the basic 2,4Ghz network, it worked !
At the time I thought it was a problem with my Wi-Fi but then I went to my uni which uses eduroam, i ran the installer, which worked on a previous linux distribution, the network appeared as saved, but i couldn't connect to it. I did some digging and realised it was a 5Ghz network...

I went to the software and update software and discovered that zorin had install the dkms broadcom drivers for my BCM4331 but remembered that i used b43 earlier.

So i've installed it, uninstall DKMS, did some modprobe thing (disabling wl, enabling b43) but now, the device appears as unused in software and updates and i need to modprobe b43 every time on reboot...

I don't understand what I did wrong and it's kinda bothering :frowning:

Thanks for reading all of this haha

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Can You explain exactly the Steps what you did? Or did You do what You saw on a Website or so? If yes, post the Link please. And post the Output of the Terminal Command sudo lshw -C network please.