I think the correct driver is broadcom-wl
You have two options:
-
Install the kernel module matching your kernel. For example, in my case:
sudo pacman -S linux54-broadcom-wl
-
Install the
dkms
kernel module:
sudo pacman -S dkms linux54-headers broadcom-wl-dkms
(notelinux54-headers
is kernel specific)
The advantage of 1 is being faster to install and update. The advantage of 2 is the module updating itself automatically upon each kernel update or change. There is no difference concerning performance.