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Still an issue. I've confirmed that OP's HP Mini also uses a Broadcom
chipset. Changing the owner package to bcmwl-kernel-source - this
package should blacklist the other (open-source) Broadcom modules.
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OP here. Bug is still present with the last kernel version. Even using
the Brian Teague's recomended workaround.
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Also seeing this with a Broadcom BCM43224 (WiFi chip in a Macbook Air
3,1) joining an ad-hoc network that worked under Natty. The relevant
bits from /var/log/syslog seem to be
Oct 6 15:29:35 empire wpa_supplicant[1015]: Trying to associate with SSID
'tanet-adhoc'
Oct 6 15:29:35 empire kernel:
Thanks to an ArchLinux forum thread, I discovered that the issue is with
multiple drivers trying to manage the Broadcom chip. I'm using the
restricted wl driver, but the opensource drivers load too.
To fix this, I added the following three lines to the bottom of
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf -
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