I confirm bug in Kubuntu(Ubuntu), Linux kernel 3.2.0-27-generic, bug is
still here. Sometimes WiFi is working, but after reboot or
enable/disable wireless network - it stop working and no chances to get
it work again.
It alway can scan networks and it see all of them, I can connect and get
DHCP
My kernel is: Linux RedBot 3.2.0-26-generic #41-Ubuntu SMP
And its affects me, the bug lets the signal very poor!
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I have a suggestion for those with this problem since I've had the same
issue and reported it on ubuntuforums as well as here. The issue probly
WON'T be fixed on Non-LTS versions
Having said that nm-manager or any of the others you MAY or May not have
tried need to be removed and purged (that
While I don't experience packet loss, my AR928X rev. 01 wireless adapter
from the Fujitsu Lifebook A1110 Laptop does not work properly either as
of the time I'm posting it. Not in the 3.0 kernel from 11.10, and not
in the 3.2 kernel from 12.04 either. While I don't think I experience
major
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compat-wireless =2011-01-24 works for me as well using maverick on a Zotac MAG.
Before installing this it was close to impossible to get a connection at all
and if a connection was made it was close to impossible to use or dropped
completely.
After installing I have had no issues what so
I think latest compat-wireless fix the problem (since at least 1 month).
So the last question to mark this bug fixed would probably be : will it
be packaged for 11.04 ?
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i tried everything to get this working and finally it does.
working on a sony VPCCW21FX with ar9285 wifi
rebuilt ubuntu kernel 2.6.35
then installed latest compat-wireless from 1/24
http://wireless.kernel.org/download/compat-wireless-2.6/
i am experiencing no packet loss. consistent connection.
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Disconnection occurs regularly. Connect to access point without having to
reboot the laptop fails. It seems that disconnection provoked a lot of traffic
(torrent?)
From time to time kernel panic happens:
Jan 8 22:19:05 vk-laptop kernel: [ 107.526002] [ cut here
]
Jan
On Ubuntu 10.10 x64 (2.6.35-24-generic #42-Ubuntu), works fine with
compat-wireless-2010-12-26 from http://www.orbit-lab.org/kernel/compat-
wireless-2.6/ But, certainly, this is not a solution.
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It is unfortunate to see this is still happening. I'm forced to compile
the bleeding-edge compat-wireless regularly to see if it's fixed and
each time--to my chagrin--it is not. How, exactly, is this not a
priority for developers?
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Latest kernel update made the situation worse for me. Now I can't even
use my wireless with the trick in #81.
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Compiling compat-wireless bleeding edge makes things more endurable, but
does not appear to be a perfect solution.
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I'm also getting this, random connection drops and generally
intermittent wireless connectivity. I'm suspecting some interaction
with power management is the issue, as I get random connection drops
when running with power, but not when running from battery. I.e. the
opposite of Gavindi in #86.
I don't agree with the justification but the upstream linux kernel bug
(#15313) has been closed.
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I have previously downloaded (starting at comment #52) compat-
wireless-2010-09-12 from http://www.orbit-lab.org/kernel/compat-
wireless-2.6/ and reported success with my ath9k NIC and several others
have done also with the same result.
What I have noticed since is that while this is working
I have been experiencing a similar but, am using an athlon 64M 3800+ and
using a belkin usb card. Previous versions I never had a problem with
until I did a kernel upgrade. My last ditch to fix the problem was
installing WicD. It experienced the same problems until I altered one
of the WicDs'
It's isn't fixed for me either.
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This is not fixed... I'm still having both connection drops and
inconsistent connections.
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I installed the compat-wireless-2.6.tar.bz2. Though my internet speed
returned to normal I frequently get crashes with blank screen ( cannot
type anything on it).
This happened after i installed the driver.
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I am using latest Maverick kernel, ie 2.6.35-22-generic.
I removed linux-backports-modules-wireless package (ie compat-wireless
as packaged in Ubuntu). Then I have downloaded compat-
wireless-2010-09-12 from http://www.orbit-lab.org/kernel/compat-
wireless-2.6/.
Then I did :
After reading your last comments I tried the compat-wireless-2010-09-12 but had
no change, still affected.
Would you mind to tell me what kernel are you using?
Thank you
Sony vaio VPCEB1J8E
2.6.35-22-generic-pae #33~lucid1-Ubuntu SMP Sat Sep 18 09:04:16 UTC 2010 i686
GNU/Linux
02:00.0 Network
I can confirm that 'compat-wireless-2010-09-12' seems to fix the issue
here too (I'm the initial bug reporter).
Is there a chance that linux-backports-modules-wireless-maverick-generic
shipping with Ubuntu 10.10 final gets updated to this version ?
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Well nearing 24hours later and 'compat-wireless-2010-09-12' has
certainly fixed my wifi dropouts. I agree with Franck, Is there a chance
that linux-backports-modules-wireless-maverick-generic shipping with
Ubuntu 10.10 final gets updated to this version ?
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I've just downloaded and installed the ath9k module from 'compat-
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may be resolved. I will report back after more testing.
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Also affected by this bug. uploading apport info now
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I can confirm this bug on Ubuntu 10.04. I've tried:
* ath9k driver shiped with the kernel
* compat-wireless from linux-backports
* compat-wireless from linuxwireless.org (stable and bleeding edge snapshot)
and I've the same problem with each one, poor strength signal (more than
5 o 6 meters,
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This bug is still an issue. Testing with latest KernelMainlineBuilds (which
appears to be 2.6.35-rc3), the problem is still there (around 40% packet loss
when pinging a machine next to me on the network).
The bug is reported upstream, but does not get much love... and I don't know
hos to help
I ran apport twice, once with current Lucid Kernel, once with
KernelMainlineBuild kernel (2.6.35.999).
Hope this helps.
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The ath9k wifi driver provided by linux-backports-
modules-2.6.31-19-generic does not work properly: frequent
Hi Franck,
This bug was reported a while ago and there hasn't been any activity in it
recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue? Can you try with the
latest development release of Ubuntu? ISO CD images are available from
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/ .
If it remains
I can confirm major packet loss while running 2.6.34, with and without
wireless-testing from linville's repository on git.kernel.org. It's
even worse on 2.6.34; loading web pages works momentarily after
associating with an access point, then it stops entirely until you
reassociate using network
@DarkStang : where is here ? :-)
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Wow, I spaced out I guess... here.
http://darkstang.com/vpccw21fx/ds-kernel.tar.bz2
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Here is the 64bit kernel and headers that I have compiled for myself, as
.deb packages. The ramdisk image is also in there. It was made on a Sony
vpccw21fx laptop.
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I have tried the 2.6.33.3 and 2.6.34-rc7 mainline kernel packaged at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/MainlineBuilds and still have the
problem... (45% packet loss on ping).
It's been years since I have not compiled a kernel by myself, but I will
try it to see if it is better (but I doubt it,
I have tried the 2.6.33.3 and 2.6.34-rc7 mainline kernel packaged at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/MainlineBuilds and still have the
problem... (45% packet loss on ping).
It's been years since I have not compiled a kernel by myself, but I will
try it to see if it is better (but I doubt it,
Last day of finals for me so I'll have way more free time. If that
doesn't work for you let me know and I'll post the .deb packages and the
ramdisk image that I made.
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Do you mean that using the stock kernel compiled at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/MainlineBuilds, the bug is still
here, but downloading a stock kernel and compiling it by yourself, the
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I meant the generic kernels that Ubuntu provides (2.6.31-32) are the
issue. I did not try to download and compile a kernel provided by
Ubuntu. Instead I downloaded the 2.6.33.3 Stable kernel from
http://kernel.org/ . I used the same .config file from the previous
kernel but turned on some logging
Okay, so I think I have found the issue. It has nothing to do with the
ath9k drivers, it appear to have everything to do with the stock kernel
that came with my Linux distro. How that works, I don't know. After
finals today I had some time to kill so I downloaded and compiled the
2.6.33 kernel.
This bug hits me too, AR9285 rev01.
I've had Kubuntu 10.04 RC on here, experienced packet loss.
Arch with 2.6.33 kernel, there was no packet loss, however if traffic got heavy
experienced a kernel panic.
Arch 2.6.34rc5, back to packet loss.
Tried installing compat-wireless, no help.
However have
I have uploaded these two videos to help people understand what's
happening... They are videos of me running speed tests, with Gnome's
system monitor opened up so you can view the network activity history.
This first test is without a bittorrent application open. Notice how the
connection comes
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Posted there... I've never done any work with driver development before.
However after graduation (3 weeks), if this still isn't fixed, I might
start looking into it. Until then I'm just going to leave qBittorrent
open and keep doing my school work. If you find anything new post it.
Maybe somebody
@DarkStang : maybe if you could comment on upstream bug
(http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15313) this would be helpful.
Until now upstream has been quite unhelpful (the only comment I got was because
I gave a wrong kernel version...), but your input could make the things move on.
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I just bought a new Sony VPCCW21FX laptop with this wireless card in it.
Running the 2.6.32 kernel I was experience the same issues. I have also
compiled and installed the latest ath9k driver from linuxwireless.org,
and I'm still having issues. Everything will be working for for a few
seconds,
I think my bug might well be a duplicate of #373680 and #460886
I didn't get the point, whether this is a NetworkManager bug, or an
ath9k bug, or both combined. There were several assertions saying 'it
should be fixed with next kernel release', but as to now (2010-04-07),
on lucid beta, using
I tried to connect via a manual definition in /etc/network/interfaces
and via wicd instead of network-manager, but the problem was still
there...
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@Archish : I have tried the MainlineKernel, which was 2.6.33-rc7 at the
moment, and my connection did not improve. I guess 2.6.32 won't be
better
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great, thank you. Adding upstream ticket so we can properly follow the
status from here.
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Hi Franck try the 2.6.32 kernel. It should work without disconnection
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I tried latest kernel in MailineBuils, and the bug is still here...
So I opened a bug report on bugzilla.kernel.org, with number 15313
(http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15313)
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problem to http://bugzilla.kernel.org Please let us know about the
ticket number here. That is your fastest way to get a fix for the
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