Here I am in 2017, and it seems to be a regression bug. A bug that has
come back, or perhaps it was never fixed and the user who reported it
fixed, did so because it went from always crashing to intermittent
crashing. A user will learn not to turn off wifi and the symptom goes
away. I am using
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Yep, thats true. I will look into it today. My own Eee 701 4GB and 901
both work perfectly now...Its the bloody Realtek chipset on the 701SD ;)
I suppose the SD model of the 701 is not so common either, since the 900
series was introduced and the older ones phased out around the time.
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Kernel 2.6.31-19, Eee PC 701SD with 8GB SSD, toggling wlan with Fn-F2
still causes a kernel panic. Vanilla Karmic. I just tried it now. I
don't know if I have time for extensive troubleshooting, since this is
not my own laptop, but I was supposed to upgrade it to Karmic and then
mail it back ASAP.
Ah, there is a new 2.6.31-20 kernel available in proposed, going to try
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No difference, still hangs the machine.
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Tars wrote:
What is the recommended procedure to get back to the regular kernels
once I'm on the PPA?
The regular proposed kernel will replace the PPA version as it has a
higher version number. You can simply de-select the PPA as a source in
software sources and the next proposed kernel will
Regular Kernel fix made it. Great!
@tars what about removing the ppa, boot an older kernel and take the
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Likewise Kernel 2.6.31-17-generic no longer hangs my Asus eeePC 901 when
toggling an active wifi connection with Fn+F2. I also tried this with
bluetooth both enabled and disabled and it worked both ways. Also ran
system testing per Martin's link. Hope this is where I'm supposed to
post the
What is the recommended procedure to get back to the regular kernels
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The new kernel fixes this bug. Kernel doesn't crash anymore, when I shut down
an active wifi connection with Fn+F2.
ASUS eeePC 1000H
Kernel: 2.6.31-17-generic
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I still get a black screen on my eee1000 after the kernel update yesterday
in Karmic.
If there is a wireless connection, even if it is not the one in use (I plug
into a wired network), and I do Fn-F2 then I get a black screen.
If I disconnect from the wireless network, then I can switch off the
The patch that fixes the crash is definitely not included in
2.6.31-16.52. This s*cks.
I can explain comments #101 and #102 only in the way that people, who
claim the update to 2.6.31-16.52 has solved the bug, in fact run a
different kernel like one from https://launchpad.net/~stefan-bader-
I agree with #103.
The 2.6.31-16-generic (stock kernel) on my 1000HE still kernel panics on
alt-F2.
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This problem seems to resolved with todays kernel update to
2.6.31-16.52. At least on my Eee PC 1000H switching wi-fi on and off
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Eee PC 901: I can confirm that after kernel update to 2.6.31-16.52
switching wi-fi on and off with Fn+F2 keys works without any problems
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Hi All,
I find that if I have bluetooth enabled on my Eee PC 901 using
2.6.31-14-386 kernel then the crash does not happen. However, if
bluetooth is disabled, the crash does happen.
Not sure if this is significant but it's some kind of workaround for
people.
Mark
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Wilford Argandoña wrote:
Stefan's 2.6.31-16.51~pre2 kernel but the issue still happening. Do you
think this patch should also fix the problem on my netbook's card?
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Jochen Bauer wrote:
Any ideas when that really annoying bug will be fixed by the regular
updates without using a ppa or proposed update? For a workaround I
Hard to say. First, there will be some security updates which take
priority. Then the kernel including this patch gets uploaded into
So I guess this would be painful to imagine how long would it take for us to
have a working new kernel update, were there not your pre-build package and
the testing PPA. Thanks again.
2009/11/30 Stefan Bader stefan.ba...@canonical.com
Jochen Bauer wrote:
Any ideas when that really annoying
Would it be possible to devise a different process to deal with issues
like these (namely bugs in drivers that are kernel modules) in the
future?
Due to the need of guaranteeing the stability of the kernel even fixes
for relatively simple bugs involving drivers like this one take months,
with the
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I installed the 2.6.31-16.51~pre2 kernel from comment #68 on my Asus
EeePC 1000H and it fixes the problem. I can now use the Fn+F2 combo to
toggle the state of my wlan card without any annoying system freezes.
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Any ideas when that really annoying bug will be fixed by the regular
updates without using a ppa or proposed update? For a workaround I
installed the tool eee-control in karmic UNR.
Thanks
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I have a netbook with the Realtek's 8187SE wireless card, and I have the
same issue turning off the wireless with Fn+F2 keys. I tried with the
Stefan's 2.6.31-16.51~pre2 kernel but the issue still happening. Do you
think this patch should also fix the problem on my netbook's card?
Thanks in
Ilja Sekler wrote:
the patch was delayed because -15 was already uploaded to proposed
for verification.
There is something strange in the changelog
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/linux/+changelog claiming
two identical entries for 2.6.31-15.49: the first dated 2009-10-28 and
the patch was delayed because -15 was already uploaded to proposed
for verification.
There is something strange in the changelog
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/linux/+changelog claiming
two identical entries for 2.6.31-15.49: the first dated 2009-10-28 and
the second 2009-11-10.
No, the patch was delayed because -15 was already uploaded to proposed
for verification. There might be delays too by hiigh priority patches,
too. One of the next ones. Though somehow comment 86 indicates this is
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Is this fixed with the latest 2.6.31-15 that was delivered today?
No. It would be nice to know what was the reason not to apply the ready-
to-use patch to 2.6.31-15, even if it was intended to rebase to 2.6.31.5
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see comment 68
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still problematic with stefan bader's ppa's 2.6.31-16.51~pre2.
while the wifi disconnects and the led goes dark, kernel log still displays a
stack trace.
watching this on a console (tty1-7) produced a stacktrace for every keypress
and eventually locked up.
being in X did not look up, but i
When I updated ubuntu 9.10 the system failed to startup. showing panic
kernel failure. I don't want to start from scratches by uninstalling the
current and reinstalling again. I might have the problem again after new
installation. Is there a fix?
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Ubuntu 9.10 startup failure. Message:
[ Linux - bzlmage, setup=0x3400, size=0x3b26e0]
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It's great that this does work. But will this be available as a usual
update, or i will have to add ppa etc.?
Eventually it will work its way to proposed and then to updates. The PPA is
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I just tested this fix on a fresh 9.10 installation (with new updates
applied as of today, but no other changes from the stock iso) and Stefan
Bader's ppa on my Eee PC 1000. There is no more kernel panic, and it
disconnects from the wireless network, but the LED light stays on.
Checking lspci
Tars, do you have bluetooth on your eeepc? I have and the blue led stays
on unless bluetooth is disabled.
And, thank you Stefan! 2.6.31-16 worked for me, too.
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The blue LED is turned on if either of WiFi or Bluetooth are on.
Try this to disable bluetooth:
sudo su -c echo 0 /sys/devices/platform/eeepc/rfkill/rfkill1/state
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The blue LED is turned on if either of WiFi or Bluetooth are on.
Try this to disable bluetooth:
sudo su -c echo 0 /sys/devices/platform/eeepc/rfkill/rfkill1/state
Right! And if it's a standard Ununtu he may also click on the BT applet
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Thank you! I hadn't realized that the bluetooth behaved in this way
because I only recently began using it - before that it was off all the
time. You are correct, as soon as I turned off bluetooth the light
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I can confirm that, with the kernel proposed in #68, the bug does not happen
anymore.
Now Fn+F2 works correctly with eeepc 901.
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I can also confirm that it works correctly on my Eee PC 901 with Bader's
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With current official 2.6.31-15 kernel update, boom! Still kernel panic
when pressing Fn+F2 to toggle wireless off.
With 2.6.31-16 from PPA by Stefan, it's working like a charm!
Allellujah! :D Thanks a million to you, Angel, since it's possible to
toggle wireless off to save battery without fear.
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This is supposed to be fix in upstream stable by: Staging: rt2860sta:
prevent a panic when disabling when associated
There is currently a kernel compiling in my PPA at
https://launchpad.net/~stefan-bader-canonical/+archive/karmic
(2.6.31-16.51~pre2). If that finishes, could someone test whether
sorry, forgot to say Thanks for building this.
-jh
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Boot, Fn-F2 toggles wi-fi and does NOT cause a kernel crash. Not much
else tested.
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+ Impact: Trying to turn of wireless via the Fn+F2 hotkey combination
+ results in a kernel panic when the hardware vanishes from under the
+ driver.
+
+ Fix: Test for NULL pointer (patch from 2.6.31.5)
+
+ ---
+
When I disable the wifi using
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I am running 2.6.31-14-generic and can happily crash the OS using Fn-F2
while wireless connection is active. By disconnecting from the wireless
connection I can happily toggle the WLAN on-off. Its a small price to
pay while waiting for a bug fix. All the Fn keys appear to work without
Yup, this still happens with 2.6.31-15-generic I installed from Karmic-
proposed - disabling wlan still crashes kernel.. I guess the fix
reported earlier was only because there was no ralink module / no driver
present in the kernel for testing the Huawei fix.
Any hope of getting the fix in the
Alas, still present in the karmic-proposed 2.6.31-15-generic #49-Ubuntu
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Ubuntu karmic with lastest updates. Eee PC 901.
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The EEEPC ACPI scripts don't help the problem with my 901. I still get
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Addition, even thou perhaps OT - I have now tried both 2.6.31-5 and 2.6.32-rc5
kernels -
I can turn the wifi led on and off, BUT Network manager never sees any wireless
connection. None.
I can turn it on and off as many times as I wish, but NM never registers the
connection - not even when I
This is probably because the ppa mainline kernels do not, alas, include
the staging drivers (e.g. the rt2860).
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Yes, it seems the driver isn't enabled. Type
lsmod|grep rt2860sta
to see if the driver is loaded. And, to see if the driver exists in your
configuration, try
modinfo rt2860sta
. If these commands don't output anything or give errors, then there is no such
module and it's just what jh says.
Yup, no such module exists.
Any suggestions on how to proceed to get wlan working, preferably so also
Huawei modem works?
Can I somehow add that driver module only?
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will the wifi card be visible with lspci, if the driver is not present?
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If I guess right, your system does not see your wifi card. You can
varify that with lspci in a terminal window.
On Sun, 2009-11-01 at 09:16 +, MrAuer wrote:
Addition, even thou perhaps OT - I have now tried both 2.6.31-5 and
2.6.32-rc5 kernels -
I can turn the wifi led on and off, BUT
If it's on an Eee PC, when rfkill is set to 0 the device is removed from
the PCI listing as it is off in the BIOS (and the USB port is powered
off).
When turned back on with rfkill=1 then the port is turned back on, but
since the pciehp hotplug bug exists you still won't see it in the pci
listing
since the pciehp hotplug bug exists you still won't see it in the pci
listing unless you have the grub option set to force pciehp.
Hasn't this bug been fixed already?
will the wifi card be visible with lspci, if the driver is not present?
Anyway, even if the bug is not fixed, the card should
I would just like to add from my own experience that this problem also
affects the eeepc 701SD.
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do others get their network back up after re-enabling wlan radio?
No problems reconnecting to a wireless network, either open or WPA2
encrypted, on Asus Eee PC 1000H with the vanilla 2.6.31.5 kernel after
re-enabling wireless. In addition to it, boot options
pciehp.pciehp_force=1
Documented at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicKoala/ReleaseNotes#Disabling%20Ralink%20rt2860%20wifi%20on%20EeePC%20with%20Fn+F2%20hotkey%20causes%20a%20kernel%20crash:
Using the Fn+F2 hotkey to disable the wireless antenna on an EeePC that
uses a Ralink rt2860 chip (EeePC 900 and 1000 series)
15 2009-10-28 13:23:01 13139 vorlon errata
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With the mainline 2.6.31-15 kernel someone provided above, switching
wlan on and off no longer crashes the machine, BUT network manager does
not see the wlan after turning it on again. I think this might be the
same issue that in Jaunty needed the kernel boot option options pciehp
pciehp_force=1
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 05:35:53AM -, Forest wrote:
I think this patch might warrant a kernel freeze exception.
No, it doesn't work that way. An exception here would set back the
release by a whole week, due to the time involved in integrating kernel
changes and validating the resulting
An exception here would set back the release by a whole week, due to
the time involved in integrating kernel
So what, the focus should be on quality, not meeting a release date.
We aren't going to do that for a single piece of hardware that's
supported on a best effort basis
What you are saying
My Eee 901 also periodically hangs when suspending, or resuming from
suspend. Is this perhaps related? I took a picture of the screen the one
time I was able to get into a terminal before it went completely
unresponsive. Sadly the picture is out of focus so its hard to make out
what it says. Last
Can't the patch just be backported to currently used kernel rather then
rebase ubuntu to new version?
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The patch mentioned in commend #33 to resolve this bug is now in the
upstream 2.6.31.5 stable kernel. The Karmic kernel is currently frozen
for release at the moment, but we will rebase to 2.6.31.5 as a Stable
Release Update for Karmic. As an interim solution, feel free to run the
2.6.31.5
** Also affects: ubuntu-release-notes
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Turning wifi off using Fn+F2 on Eee PC with Ralink rt2860 results in kernel
panic (rfkill)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/404626
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Can someone estimate how long after the Karmic release date the kernel
rebase will take place? This is a pretty awful bug to stick netbook
users with, especially those who have been waiting six months for a
release that works with WPA encryption (bug 339891).
I think this patch might warrant a
Confirm on Eee pc 901 with Karmic Release Candidate. (Its been that way
since Jaunty unless one installed some scripts to fix it, like Fewts
addons for the Eee from Statux)
See here for Statux's Fewts (angry) comments on this issue (he stopped
maintaining the Eee pc addons due to this issue
Addition - I have the ralink wireless.
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Turning wifi off using Fn+F2 on Eee PC with Ralink rt2860 results in kernel
panic (rfkill)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/404626
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Turning wifi off using Fn+F2 on Eee PC with Ralink rt2860 results in kernel
panic (rfkill)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/404626
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Just got bitten by this again, thanks to my infant son poking around on
my keyboard with his hands.
Please fix soon!
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Turning wifi off using Fn+F2 on Eee PC with Ralink rt2860 results in kernel
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** Tags added: karmic-blocker
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Turning wifi off using Fn+F2 on Eee PC with Ralink rt2860 results in kernel
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Kernel 2.6.32-rc5 has this bug fixed, at least changelog says this.
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Turning wifi off using Fn+F2 on Eee PC with Ralink rt2860 results in kernel
panic (rfkill)
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Yes, the patch has been checked in upstream:
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=0af49167b1e5ba154e90d2c454bf4624ee47df80.
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Turning wifi off using Fn+F2 on Eee PC with Ralink rt2860 results in kernel
panic (rfkill)
The fix is *not* committed yet.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed = New
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Turning wifi off using Fn+F2 on Eee PC with Ralink rt2860 results in kernel
panic (rfkill)
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Moving to confirmed, 'cause it is (and was so marked). Perhaps triaged
is better? So sad that my mjg quote is not in this thread, though. :(
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Status: New = Confirmed
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