I solved that issue for me in a different way:
+ right-click on networkmanager to open 'edit connections'
+ edit the network connection of your choice (in doubt edit one after another)
+ set the MTU not to 'automatic' but to '1492' (this usually is the right one,
I don't know how to determine the
As far as I know, network-manager doesn't support scripts so I don't know how
do to it to be automatic.
The best for you would be opening a new 'Question' about it (well, search
first..), then please post here the link to it so that it can also help other
people.
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On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 02:52:57AM -, Pablo Castellano wrote:
> My friend had the same problem because the driver you are using sets the
> minimum speed rate to the device by default.
> Try this command in a console and please tell us if it has worked for you.
> Thanks!
>
> sudo iwconfig ath
sorry, replace ath0 with your wireless device
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My friend had the same problem because the driver you are using sets the
minimum speed rate to the device by default.
Try this command in a console and please tell us if it has worked for you.
Thanks!
sudo iwconfig ath0 rate 54M
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Status: New => Inco
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Binary package hint: network-manager
On intrepid, most of the time I get a maximum network speed of around
100kb/s over my wireless connection, while it should be able to do
something like 700-800kb/s. Other pc's on the network have no problem
achieving this sp
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18315498/Gconf.txt
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