Just to reiterate, this problem did not occur on my laptop before
Intrepid Ibex (I've been dual-booting since 6.06).
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Following on from my reports:
#15: 2009-03-10
#18: 2009-06-17
This behaviour still exists when dual-booting with 10.04/WinXP. The
workaround, as I've mentioned above, is to disconnect my laptop from
*ALL* power sources (inc. the battery) for a few seconds, before booting
into Windows.
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Hi.
I have Windows 7, my notebook is Asus pro5DI series, my eternet adapter:
Realtec PCIe GBE Family Controller.
Today in the morning I downloaded Wubi to install Ubuntu 10.04. Installation
ran w/o any problems, but when i logged in ubuntu, i couldn't set up a wired
connection.
I decided to che
i had this same issue with 9.04 wubi, wired network with ubuntu, and
none with XP (a network cable is unplugged)... i freaked out, and
removed ubuntu, and still had no network in xp (i have 2 xp installs on
this box)... i read the posts here, and unplugged the power to the box
in question for a bit
I'd like to confirm that this behaviour has continued into 9.04 (and as
I mentioned above, it began with 8.10).
I am very willing to help out in whatever capacity you require. Just
please let me know what you need from me!
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IanW, I attached a lspci-vnn.log in my original post. I still
experience this problem in Ubuntu 8.10 every time I reboot into Windows
XP. Is there anything else you need?
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I've been using Ubuntu on my laptop (Fujitsu Siemens Amilo M7400) since
6.06 and I've never had this problem until Intrepid.
Using dual-boot WinXP/Ubuntu
Apologies; the PC on which Ubuntu was installed has broken down
irretrievably (hardware fault), so I am unable to proceed with
analysing this issue.
Adam Goldman.
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I do have the same problem on my desktop and I can make you sure it is
not the router, I have a desktop and a laptop, both got ubuntu installed
using wubi, my computers are connected to a NETGEAR switch therefore my
computers arent even connected to a router, my laptop is fine but I got
the same pr
I do have the same issue and the "hard reset" works.
My router is a D-LINK 624 with the latest fw on. The NIC is an
Asustek/Broadcom 440K and with 8.04 I had no problem at all. Since I
replaced it with 8.10 same behaviour. During the shutdown of Intrepid
the connection light on the router goes off
@IanW I too am experiencing this issue, and I have time to work on
this. Is there any additional information I can provide you to help
diagnose this problem?
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Adam,
If you are uncomfortable updating your router's firmware, then just
please answer the other questions. A clear understanding of this
behavior and your hardware is essential to determine if it's an Ubuntu
bug that can be fixed, an ethernet card issue that Ubuntu can't fix, or
a router issue t
Interesting. Where we have got to with the bug fix is a suggestion to
update the firmware in my router ... but I am nervous of doing this
because I have heard it can kill the router if anything goes wrong;
and we rely on it for two desktops and three laptops! So I am
wondering whether ha
Hi, I'm experiencing the same problem. I found I have to power off the
computer *and* flip the switch on the power supply to work around this
issue. On my machine I guess the power supply still feeds power to the
motherboard and the integrated network card even when the main power is
off. Its re
Thanks for the information. Your model number is F5D7633. There seems to
be a firmware update available for your model on the Belkin website.
1) Please update your router's firmware and see if that cures the
problem.
If it doesn't:
2) What happens if you reboot into Windows (losing connectivity)
Ian,
I cannot see any model number or name on the router; I attach a
picture of it for info (back-to-front because it was taken on a Mac
iSight camera!). The only words on the front are "Belkin ADSL Modem
with High-Speed Mode Wireless-G Router".
Nor can I see what firmware version it is r
Adam,
What's the *model* of the router? It should be printed on the router.
Also, please log into the router and let us know what firmware version it's
running.
(please don't include the entire thread in your response - it creates a
great deal of noise in the bug report)
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It's a Belkin Wireless Router with 802.11g, and two aerials. Pretty
commonplace. It is connected to the PC by ethernet cable.
On 29 Nov 2008, at 16:02, IanW wrote:
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Hi Ian,
I tried this but still have the same problem. What happens is that,
as part of the logout process from Ubuntu, I see the connection light
on the router go out - regardless of whether it is a reboot or
complete power off and restart. Windows is then unable to reconnect.
The solu
Thanks for taking the time to make Ubuntu better.
Instead of rebooting into Windows, could you please try completely
powering down, pause a moment, and then restart into Windows? A few
ethernet cards out there will give a bogus 'disconnected' upon reboot
instead of completely powering off.
If thi
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