Booting between kernels 3.8.0-31, 3.8.0-32 and 3.5.0-42, using linux-
firmware 1.79.7, and I can't appear to reproduce the problem, so the
ghost has obviously left my machine and moved on.
I still see 5-10% of ping times in the 100's of ms, but that could be
the general wireless environment or
** Changed in: linux-firmware (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Title:
Latest intel wifi firmware results in unstable wifi connection
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Strange. From my apt history, I've been running = 1.79.1 since first
installation (mid-Feb).
I've so far conclusively demonstrated the problem is isolated to linux-
firmware, but I can't tell you which version exactly, because I can't
find the intermediate updates. If you can point me at an
Actually, it might be worth noting that the move from 1.79.6 - 1.79.7
coincided with my installation of linux-generic-lts-raring, so perhaps
the updated linux firmware is not compatible with the 3.8 raring kernel?
I can confirm by the end of this week by booting back into my previous
Dmesg output.
line 1114: This is me plugging into a wired network.
line 1122: Having downloaded and installed the stock linux-firmware v1.79
package, I removed and re-insterted the iwlwifi kernel module.
line 1135: Removed wired network connection again, and back on wifi with older
firmware. No
I only see the following two changes in 1.79.7:
00241787fa1c950f10adb19d1326c862d3646eb2 UBUNTU: Ubuntu-1.79.7
e20fbc5e4f19f028e30b78531d3be59ae9d9a5d0 rtlwifi: rtl8192ce: rtl8192se:
rtl8192de: Update to rtl_92ce_92se_92de_linux_mac80
However, I do see this change in 1.79.1:
** Changed in: linux-firmware (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Medium
** Tags added: regression-update
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Title:
Latest intel wifi firmware
