I built and installed from http://github.com/lwfinger/rtlwifi_new.git
and its working fine on my T440p so far.
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I am using the r8192ee module compiled from source on my t440p and it works
most of the time though does disconnect and fail periodically. I am using linux
mint 17. Unfortunately I am getting periodic system crashes: keyboard stops
working or starts emitting endless carriage returns. Sometime
What source are you using?
The latest version of the driver is at
http://github.com/lwfinger/rtlwifi_new.git. That version will build on
any kernel 3.0 or later, as long as the kernel headers are available.
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Hi Larry. I used the source from mjeanson in #86. I will use your github
and report back.
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Any updates about this issue fixture status? I am yet to migrate my
kernel to 3.16 as Siu On Chan (sochan) told earlier! But I am yet to get
some working solution on my L440 Laptop.
After today's updates, I am seeing problems in my ethernet connection
too! I am clueless on how to use this laptop
We just applied the fix from #132 (with the correct rtl8192ee-dkms
package name) on one of the T440s laptops in our office. Seems to have
worked, but only 15 or 20 minutes have gone by so far :)
We'll try rolling this out to another one of our laptops. I'll post back
if we run into any other
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I am also facing the same problem with my wireless card; no driver
available.
02:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Device
[10ec:818b]
08:00.0 Unassigned class [ff00]: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Device
[10ec:5227] (rev 01)
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Thanks bulldozer2003 for the suggestion. Having used the Utopic linux
3.16.0-8 driver for a few days, the driver feels similar to the Ubuntu
PPA 3.16 kernels I was using before trying the git driver. Now I need
0-4 connection attempts to get a reliable connection after each reboot,
which is
After using the r8192ee driver in the 3.16 kernel, I found SSH sessions to
be extremely unreliable.
Web browsing was tolerable but slow and required occasional retries.
I've now purchased a WiFi USB dongle and will test the r8192ee driver as
new 3.16 kernels are released for utopic.
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Hi Siu On Chan,
Thanks for the information. With the linux-headers-3.13.9-generic for my
amd64 architecture I downloaded necessary headers package and I am able
to build (make and sudo make install) in my computer. Now I can see my
Wifi networks, but it still not able to connect to WIFI network.
vword4u-g:
I wish I knew how to fix it. I'm facing exactly the same problem as you.
Since I started using Larry's git driver, I need to try reconnecting for
15-30 times (ie removing and inserting modules, killing wpa_supplicant
etc), until I get a reliable connection. That usually takes 10+
Not sure if this is helpful, but it shows the dmesg output that corresponds
with the connection loss (that deauthorization bit) and then reconnect that
I'm seeing:
[17101.068960] wlan0: authenticate with 48:f8:b3:6b:12:a8
[17101.087954] wlan0: send auth to 48:f8:b3:6b:12:a8 (try 1/3)
I've been keeping an eye on this bug for a while, and decided to give
the drivers another shot today. I was very happy to see wifi come up
after pulling the source, compiling, and installing.
An hour later, my wifi disconnected and would not reconnect. Nothing
particularly helpful in dmesg. I
I just installed 14.04.1 on my T440s. Here is how I installed the 3.16
kernel and got wifi working by adding utopic (14.10) sources to apt.
BE WARNED: This may be dangerous.
Edit /etc/apt/sources.list and add the lines:
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ utopic main restricted
deb
@bulldozer2003 #173:
What wireless card do you have? (You can find out by running lspci.)
Some models of T440s (especially older ones) seem to have other network
cards.
@Bruce #171:
Your dmesg looks almost the same as mine. I also looked into
/var/log/syslog which provides more detailed info,
@sochan
I wish I had a different card. I would have preferred a dual band card.
Also, this driver in 3.16 seems stable, I've been using it since my earlier
post without any problems despite the dmesg warning:
[3.751315] r8192ee: module is from the staging directory, the quality is
The only thing I can suggest is to try the GitHub repo in comment #156.
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Larry - just to confirm, simply doing the standard make/make install that
you mentioned previously here should correctly utilize that github code?
There's nothing more to be done?
Because I haven't found that particularly effective. I still can't get
reliable connections.
On Wed, Aug 13, 2014
Yes, git pull make sudo make install gets you the latest Realtek
code. If that still does not work, then you will need to document what
is happening on your system.
At the moment, I am working full time trying to get all the rtlwifi
drivers into a stage that the new versions can be committed to
@vworld4u-g #159: I believe you face the same problem as I do, namely
initial authentication error. To confirm, run dmesg | tail -20 at the
terminal, and you'll see wlan0: deauthenticating from xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
by local choice (Reason: 3...). (Sometimes you'll see Reason 2).
@Bruce #162: My
Alright, I didn't read Makefile, which automatically runs depmod for
you. Please ignore what I said about depmod.
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Hi Siu On Chan,
Thanks for your response. I am too not a big Linux dev kind of person,
but I am using Ubuntu for last 5 years without any dissatisfaction. In
fact I love Ubuntu for its usefulness. With respect to error I am
getting
make -C /lib/modules/3.13.9/build
You need the kernel headers. I have no idea what Ubuntu calls the
package, but someone else will.
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The package in your case is linux-headers-3.13.9-generic. Here's how
you find out the package that a file belongs to
http://superuser.com/questions/10997/find-what-package-a-file-belongs-
to-in-ubuntu-debian .
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Hi all,
I can confirm that with kernel 3.16.0-031600-generic the connection is
more or less stable. However, the download speed is extremely slow
(maxes out at around 1 Mbps). Does anyone have a workaround to increase
the throughput?
Regards
PY
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Hi,
I tried approach of (132):
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mjeanson/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install rtl8192ee-dkms
Problem faced: Now Wifi connects briefly and disconnects after 2-3 mins.
Even when connected, 1-2 internet requests succeed and then every
request
On 08/07/2014 12:42 AM, Yu Leng wrote:
Thank you Larry for posting the latest driver code. I am no where close
to the expertise most people have on this forum. This is may well be a
beginner question. Do I just git clone your repo, do make, make
install and then reboot?
You are close.
Thank you Larry for posting the latest driver code. I am no where close
to the expertise most people have on this forum. This is may well be a
beginner question. Do I just git clone your repo, do make, make
install and then reboot?
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I was unable to get the latest Realtek drivers into a form for
submission to the kernel in time to make kernel 3.17. As a result, I
created a git repo at http://github.com/lwfinger/rtlwifi_new.git. I have
no idea if it will work for youm but it is the latest code,'
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Hi Larry/Michael/everyone,
I just bought a Lenovo T540p with the same Realtek 8192EE wifi adapter.
I tried both the 2.13.9 patched kernel with the firmware and the newest 2.16rc7
kernel.
Both have the same problem:
My wifi connects OK but it drops intermittently
When I try to ping www.google.com
Juan/Kelvin,
Based on Larry's earlier responses, I think we're going to have to wait until
the 3.18 kernel for the new and improved driver. Realtek has apparently made a
lot of fixes to its version of the driver, but porting it to the kernel is a
lot of work on Larry's part.
It sounds like
The driver is working fairly stable for me, I also have problems with
suspend/wakeup but two things usually help me solve that:
* It is usually only a problem if I want to re-connect to the same WIFi.
If I switch from one to another, it works without a problem in most
cases. In case of the
I realized that I probably picked the wrong card when ordering my laptop.
I was offered either the Intel Wireless N 7260 or this Realtek card, same price
I am not so keen with this realtek card anyway because even in windows 7 my
signal only shows 3 bars sometimes as my previous laptop it's 5 bar
As far as I know installing the card is a PITA. Otherwise I would have done
that already. But, if it isn't too taxing (taking the motherboard out or
taking apart the screen would be too taxing), I would love to know.
On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 11:08 AM, Juan yihuan.hu...@gmail.com wrote:
I
If Lenovo does not have an access door on the bottom that provides
access to the wireless card, I am doubly glad that I chose Toshiba over
Lenovo when I recently purchased a new laptop. My decision was based on
the bad reviews for the new keyboard and touchpad design.
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I just took it apart and tried it. Easy. On my 540p there are 2 service
panels at the bottom 1 for HDD and memory the other smaller one is the
wifi card. I already swapped the HDD with SSD by taking apart the larger
one. Just make sure you get the Intel 7260 NGW form factor for the half-
mini size
Sadly, the T440s does not have any panels at the bottom. I bought the
laptop and was very excited to have a nice Thinkpad with all the power I
needed, but have been disappointed with the thoroughly awful trackpad and
this Realtek wireless card's issues on Linux.
Matt,
Really sorry to hear that. I googled T440s bottom pictures and I see almost all
of them have services panels? It's maybe not teh model but what particular
chassis you get? Have you tried the sides? There should be at least a way to
swap the hard drive out without taking the whole thing
@Matt, @Juan
This page suggests you have to remove the base cover on the T440s to
access the wireless card:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_IN/detail.page?DocID=PD027945
To remove the base cover you need only unclip the external battery pack,
then unscrew 8 screws. No messing with the motherboard
I went back and looked and it's clear the bottom comes off entirely. I had
an old X60 that served me extremely well and it had a slot for removing the
harddrive and a little panel with the RAM exposed right below it... I was
hoping for a little panel to expose it as opposed to needing a spudger to
I also have a T440s and i'm also disappointed with the 2 problems. The trackpad
is broken for the 2nd time and the wireless card. ...
My x200 has no Linux compatibility problem so I didn't care about wireless card
model when I bought my T440s...
I can compare this 2 generations of thinkpad :
Hi Matt,
The Intel 7260 card should not be an issue because some of T440/540 ship with
exactly that.
http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/
Try configure a T540p/T440p yourself I'm sure the Intel Wireless 7260 card
(both single band and dual band variants) is an option.
That's why I'll only
William,
There are a few bizarre things about the new 40 series. I agree. They even
removed the HDD light, no physical switches for wifi and no charging indicator
when computer is off... I use it with an external screen and keyboard at home
so keyboard isn't an issue for me.
The T430 I use at
One thing to note. The firmware that is currently available from the
linux-firmware repo for the 7260 gets many firmware restarts.
Unfortunately, this repo is the source for all distros. There is
experimental firmware available for testing that seems to fix the
problem. Search the linux-wireless
Larry,
Is the firmware you mentioned the same as the ones on the official Intel
website?
http://www.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/sb/CS-034398.htm
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No. There is a naming problem that prevents it from being officially
released by Intel. You need to get it from
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/egrumbach/linux-
firmware.git/plain/iwlwifi-7260-9.ucode?h=Core6.
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Hi Imker/Tim,
Thanks a lot for the information. I will try it today (I am outside) and
update you the success story (hopefully :) )
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Hi Larry/everyone,
I am having the same problems that Chetan is having that my T440s ubuntu
frequently freezes when using wireless.
I am using 12.04 and kernel 3.13. If anyone had a fix/any info on how to
help that would really helpful.
Kelvin
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Hi imker,
I just followed all the steps you mentioned, but the console log says it
is unable to find the module rtl8192ee. Do you mean rtl8192ee-dkms ?
If I go for rtl8192ee-dkms I get the following log :
ERROR (dkms apport): kernel package linux-headers-3.16.0-031600rc6-lowlatency
is not
rtl8192ee-dkms is the built name of the rtl8192ee package, so you're ok
there:
https://launchpad.net/~mjeanson/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/+sourcepub/4248780
/+listing-archive-extra. You don't need the lowlatency headers unless
you are running the special low latency kernel.
Also, there's no need to
Hi vworld,
tim is right. If you use the 3.16 kernel the rtl8192ee package may not
works fine. So if you wan to try this package you should remove the 3.16
Kernel and reboot. So you will use the vanila 3.13 kernel again.
An other hint I can give you is to check if you got the firmeware file
for
Hi
Can somebody (who got this driver for Realtek RTL8192EE working) post a
summary of steps to follow to fix it (even temporarily)? I am not a deep
level expert in ubuntu kernel building or changing the parameters of a
module etc. Please help me fixing this issue.
I am seeing that even ethernet
Is Utopic compatible with Linux Mint? I will test it and let you know.
I will post the same on Mint forums as Mint users face the same issue.
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Hello vworld,
I think using the DKMS Package from Michael (Post #86) is the most easy
way to get a vanilla Ubuntu work with this WLAN Adapter. To do so, you
might want to use the following sequence in a terminal.
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mjeanson/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
Upgrading to Utopic's kernel fixes the issue, but every so often the
wifi will drop out and then come back. What debug output should I be
getting?
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update: Using these module parameters fixes it:
ips=0 fwlps=0 swenc=1
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I am using T440s and having problems like everybody else here. I have had a
variation of every problem mentioned above withI have tried upgrading to 3.16
and that freezes my machine very often, so I removed it...I am using the dkms
suggested by Jeanson
Thanks a lot for all the work on the driver, and for getting the code
into the kernel.
I am using the kernel 3.16.0-031600rc6-generic, and the wireless works
but partially. It takes a long time to connect. And after resuming from
suspend it does not connect anymore.
What is the best way in which
I have received a newer version from Realtek that I am working at
getting into the kernel. At this point, I do not even know what the
differences are. While this conversion is in progress, I have very
little time to try to debug the current code.
I would say that the best thing to do is wait for
Thanks for all the hard work. I'll keep an eye out for the new code in
3.18. If there's any way I can provide useful debug info at any point
I'm happy to help.
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Realtek has never been good at writing clear module parameter
descriptions. My current working version has the following:
MODULE_PARM_DESC(swenc, Set to 1 for software crypto (default 0)\n);
MODULE_PARM_DESC(ips, Set to 0 to not use link power save (default 1)\n);
MODULE_PARM_DESC(swlps, Set to 1
@lwfinger
Thanks for your work on this driver.
I find that the driver now is mostly functional, but I still experience random
disconnections, and whenever reconnecting after standby I encounter cycles of
scanning-authenticating-associating-disconnecting.
Jul 15 20:14:14 bentobox
@timarmstrong
now i use kernel 3.16 ,it works well!
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@timarmstrong
sorry,it just lasts 50 minutes
now...
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@larry
use dmesg show:Init MAC failed
use network-manager-gnome
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I've been able to reproduce a similar problem to chuxinxin and collected
logs.
Distro: Ubuntu 14.04 with Ubuntu mainline 3.16rc4
uname -a: Linux Cockatoo 3.16.0-031600rc4-generic #201407061635 SMP Sun Jul 6
20:36:26 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Step-by-step procedure to reproduce:
1.
One thing I forgot to mention: I've been able to reproduce the problem
every time for several times with the procedure described.
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use firmware http://www.lwfinger.com/realtek_drivers/rtl8192eefw.bin.
it Seems to work but do not connect!
i can see wifi but do not connect!
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Please add some logs. In particular, what does the dmesg output have to
say? What connection manager are you using? What encryption type? If WPA
or WPA2, please check the wpa_supplicant logs.
Just saying It does not work is not sufficient, and is just wasting
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@Larry your files on #113 successfully work!!Thank you!
First i follow the #44 ,then my card was recognized by the system, but after i
connected the wifi i found that the rate was extremely slow. Then i installed
linux-image-3.13.9_1.0_amd64.deb linux-image-3.13.9_1.1_amd64.deb linux-
Is there any ETA for this driver? I've had to buy a wifi dongle, which
is annoying...
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As stated above, it is in the staging directory for kernel 3.16. As I do
not speak for Ubuntu, I have no idea when it will be available for you.
For some reason, this bug report jumps from comment #40 to #73. In #66,
I posted a link for a 64-bit kernel that had this driver built in. For
** Description changed:
Open this bug to trace device driver RTL8192EE.
We have seen this wireless card on some laptops, id is [10ec:818b],
driver is RTL8192EE.
+
+ Status: waiting for this driver being moved out of staging directory.
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Larry's debs from #66 worked for me. Seems to take a little longer to
connect than stabler drivers, but works well, and speeds are good. No
drops so far.
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Larry, I'm still getting cycles of association, authentication and de-
association when trying to connect to any network (see this paste: )
The gist of details are here:
[126550.533856] cfg80211: Calling CRDA to update world regulatory domain
[126550.536822] cfg80211: World regulatory domain
BTW, I'm running: $ uname -a
Linux bentobox 3.16.0-rc2 #1 SMP Tue Jun 24 22:43:14 EDT 2014 x86_64 GNU/Linux
with the firmware offered under @lwfinger's website.
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oops, pastebin link is here: http://pastebin.com/XaqL36Vx
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Lee #106: Have you tried the fix in #80?
I should say that once I switch to 3.16-rc3 (from Ubuntu kernel PPA), I
no longer need this fix (and to be honest I don't understand how/why it
worked in the past).
Now I still have initial connection issue (wlan0: authentication with
xx;xx;xx;xx;xx;xx
@sochan: yes, I did make that change, it helped initially. But now I'm
experiencing the same message (though not the same cause).
I suspect the problem is between NetworkManager and wpa_supplicant, but
I'm trying a few things suggested by others who have had this problem:
1) disabling ipv6 in
Whatever is happening, your wireless system is dropping the connection
as shown by
[126573.115713] wlan0: disassociating from 00:1f:33:d2:a6:f8 by local
choice (Reason: 3=DEAUTH_LEAVING)
Please check your NetworkManager and wpa_supplicant logs to see if they
offer any clues.
What is the
Ahh my understanding of how kernel drivers is much clearer now. I
previously installed 3.16-rc3 using the Arch Linux User repository and
its prebuilt customization option didn't have my driver selected. A
fully custom build worked. Thanks and much 3!
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Trying to get up and and running with #86 DKMS module and am running
into a compilation issue. Below is my make.log. I tried building in
kernel 3.16-rc3 and the same error occurred. Could someone shed light
on this issue?
DKMS make.log for rtl8192ee-1.0 for kernel 3.15.2-1-ARCH (x86_64)
Tue
Comment #99: Those new messages are due to changes in cfg80211. As long
as the driver works correctly, you may ignore them.
Comment #100: Those messages are due to trying to build old driver code
on a kernel that is new. If you really want to build that code, you will
need to research the changes
Larry,
I'm trying to build the dkms because I'm not sure how to get the driver
up and running (I'm kind of a linux driver noob). I was under the
impression that installing 3.16-rcX would enable the driver but this is
not the case with my build. How do I enable the wireless driver on my
computer?
You can get the driver in 3.16 by using make xconfig or make
menuconfig, and enabling the driver. Once that is done, a new kernel
built and installed, and the firmware is installed, the driver will
automatically start upon bootup.
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Hi Larry,
Here's something weird about the driver in 3.16-rc3 (and the same for
3.16-rc2). I often see the following lines from dmesg:
[ 156.53] cfg80211: Calling CRDA for country: 1B
[ 181.518110] AP off, try to reconnect now
[ 181.518142] wlan0: Connection to AP xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx lost
[
Hi Larry, it works very well. Thanks!
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Hello, I now have issues with the firmware failing to load (using kernel image
3.16rc2):
dmesg output:
[2.290812] r8192ee: module is from the staging directory, the quality is
unknown, you have been warned.
[2.321112] r8192ee :03:00.0: Direct firmware load failed with error -2
[
The problem (#95) appeared after an update of Ubuntu. Is anyone else
experiencing this?
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The necessary firmware in in the linux-firmware git repo. You will need
to clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/dwmw2/linux-
firmware.git and copy rtlwifi/rtl8192eefw.bin into
/lib/firmware/rtlwifi/rtl8192eefw.bin.
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Hi Lee,
yes WLAN worked for me after suspend to RAM. But not always. I would say
3 of 4 times, WLAN worked for me with Larrs Kernel after Suspend to RAM.
If I was not connected I could just switch off and on in the network
mananger to get it work again.
Since I instelld the DKMS Packaged I did
Worked for me under Debian testing amd64. Installed kernel (3.13.9) and
headers from #66 and downloaded firmware from
http://www.lwfinger.com/realtek_drivers/rtl8192eefw.bin and moved the
file to /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/. I initially had problems connecting to
networks but #80 solved the problem! I
Hello all,
I removed Larrys Kernel and installed Micheals DKMS Pakage from #86. And
it works as good as before on my T440s.
Thanks to Michael, for this nice package, and also to Larry for adding this
patch to the main Kernel tree.
Good work Guys.
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Has anyone else had success having the driver work after suspending to
RAM? I find that on both my home network and at another I tested that
I have to unload reload the driver to have a chance to connect.
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Hi Larry, would you recommend using your patched kernel of are the
latest release candidate for the linux kernel 3.16 which has your patch
merged?
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I would recommend using kernel 3.16-rcX. I do not plan on updating the
deb on my web site, and I do not plan on generating a 32-bit version.
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Thanks, 3.16-rc2 works nicely for me.
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No wireless support for Realtek RTL8192EE [10ec:818b]
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For anyone interrested, I've made a dkms package from the sources in the
linux-next tree, it works on my T440. You can grab it here
https://launchpad.net/~mjeanson/+archive/ppa/+files/rtl8192ee-
dkms_1.0-1~ppa1_all.deb
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