tonyk Can you run sudo which modprobe? We updated kmod (which provides depmod, lsmod, and modprobe) to a version that supports zstd-compressed kernel modules however for whatever reason your version doesn't seem to be working with that. I wonder if your path is weird somehow and it's picking up a different version of those. The correct output of sudo which modprobe should be /sbin/modprobe.
To test if this is the zstd compression is related to the issue you can decompress that kernel module manually.
cd /lib/modules/6.0.9-222.current/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/
sudo unzstd wl.ko.zst`
And then see if that "fixes" it after a reboot. Note that this is only a temporary fix that will break the next time the kernel is updated (which is likely to happen very soon due to the FDE issue). The correct fix would be to figure out why your system isn't working with zstd modules.
