I found that this did not work, even with the fixed package, like the
commenter in comment #7. I did manage to get it working:
I noticed that my LANGUAGE environment variable had en in it twice,
e.g.: LANAGUAGE=ennewlineen. I thought that was a bit odd. This was
only present when I logged in via
The 3.2 kernel from comment #28 seems to be working a lot better. My
wireless connects on log-in without any issues, and seems stable for 8+
hours. I've rebooted a few times over the past 2 days, and the wireless
works without issues.
I downloaded the 3.2 kernerl from the link in comment #28, and
Linux kernel 3.2 features a new version of the driver from Realtek for
the RTL891Xe. I'm testing the mainline build from
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.2-precise/.
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It looks like my patch in comment #26 may make things worse. After
further testing, it seems that the driver works less frequently with the
patch.
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I've attached a patch which changes some of the time-outs for enabling
the CPU and uploading firmware to the wireless adapter. This seems to
make things better on my N150, but doesn't 100% resolve the problem.
I've added more debug to the driver as well. Maybe that will help track
down the issue.
This problem is affecting my N150 too.
Rather than rebooting, I can get the wireless working by removing and
reinserting the driver until it can connect. Run the following as root:
modprobe -r r8192e_pci; modprobe r8192e_pci
If it doesn't connect, check the network status in the bar at the top
In comment #19, I should have also said that I'm running 11.10 (Oneiric
Ocelot).
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Title:
Wireless Card RTL819Xe on a Samsung N150 netbook
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This sounds similar to #708712
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Did you upgrade from a previous version of Ubuntu to 11.10?
I also found that the Launcher would not show when I'm running things
like Firefox and Thunderbird, which run full screen. I seem to have
fixed the problem like this:
(1) Install the compiz settings manager (as root) from a terminal:
I installed a backport 2.6.35 from Maverick to Lucid, and that seems to
have resolved this errors for me:
r...@theroux:~$ uname -a
Linux theroux 2.6.35-19-generic #25~lucid1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 25 04:24:28 UTC
2010 i686 GNU/Linux
I found the backport details at http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa
I installed a backport 2.6.35 from Maverick to Lucid, and that seems to
have resolved this errors for me:
r...@theroux:~$ uname -a
Linux theroux 2.6.35-19-generic #25~lucid1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 25 04:24:28 UTC
2010 i686 GNU/Linux
I found the backport details at http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/ppa
I think this may be due to an old saved session.
I noticed in your XsessionErrors.txt file you had:
gnome-session[2704]: WARNING: Could not launch application
'107f6475e7bc41cea312659982804826520016900024.desktop': Unable to
start application: Kindprozess »/usr/bin/compiz.real« konnte nicht
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