Same story here with HP 17-y009ng, 16.04 worked like a charm, with
ant_sel=2 ( after having had a hard time to find out that this option
was a must).
Kernel 4.15.0.32 worked as well after upgrade to 18.04-1.
No more wifi signal after update to kernel 4.1.5.0-33. Tried all other
module options
The Kernel (4.17.0-041700rc2-generic_4.17.0-041700rc2.201810111939)
posted in comment #48 just works great with ant_sel=1 . Signal level is
as good as with 4.15.0-32-generic.
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comment #53 confirmed .
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Title:
rtl8723be wifi does not work under linux-modules-
extra-4.15.0-33-generic
Status in linux
Kernel as of comment #50
(4.17.0-041700rc2-generic_4.17.0-041700rc2.201810121135) doesn't work.
Very weak signal for both ant_sel=1 or ant_sel2.
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I can confirm comment #65 :-)
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Title:
rtl8723be wifi does not work under linux-modules-
extra-4.15.0-33-generic
Status in linux
The bug is fixed with this kernel
(http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~jsalisbury/lp1788997), as long as you select
antenna 1 (i.e. modprobe rtl8723be ant_sel=1).
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The Kernel
(4.17.0-041700rc2-generic_4.17.0-041700rc2.201810101258_amd64) posted in
comment #46 just works great with ant_sel=1 . Signal level is as good as
with 4.15.0-32-generic.
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I have never seen kernel 4.15.0-36 ... was this ever released ?
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Title:
rtl8723be wifi does not work under linux-modules-
neither rc2 or rc3 work at all...very low signal ...
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Title:
rtl8723be wifi does not work under linux-modules-
v4.17-rc4 just works fine.
v4.17-rc1 doesn't work at all (yields no , or a very, very weak signal).
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Title:
rtl8723be wifi does
4.16 does not work at all.
4.17 and 4.18 work just fine.
Haven't tested 4.19-rc1 though anymore, as suggested.
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Title:
rtl8723be
I've tested with the kernel as recommended and suggest in #25. Wifi with
rtl8723b3 works again (like a charm). However, ant_sel must be set to 1
(ant_sel=1) as opposed to kernel 4.15.0-32, which required ant_sel to be
set to 2 (ant_sel=2). (e.g sudo modprobe rtl8723be ant_sel=1 vs. sudo
modprobe
I don't know how to add a tag to or mark this bug track. :-;
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Title:
rtl8723be wifi does not work under linux-modules-
found how to set the tag and marked status as confirmed.
** Tags added: kernel-fixed-upstream
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu Bionic)
Status: In Progress => Confirmed
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A new kernel update 4.15.0.34 has been provided recently. This kernel
doesn't work with / support rtl8723be either. It seems the fix has not
been committed so far.
18.4.1 typically keeps two kernels, unless you modify
/etc/kernel/postinst.d/apt-auto-removal, so to keep more kernels. Hence
users
oh well, it seems to me that kernel versioning is pretty much messed
up. The (test) kernel I had installed, as of #77 reports version
4.15.0-46 ( linux-unsigned, modules, modoles-extra). Software Updater
reports the very same version numbers for those modules to be updated,
independent from
well,
this is what software updater reports:
Installed version: 4.15.0-46.49 (as of #77, which works)
Available version: 4.15.0-46.49 (does not work)
The available version is the VERY SAME, either with proposed enabled or
disabled in software updater !!
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The Kernel modules as shown when -proposed is enabled DOES NOT solve the
problem at all. The wifi signal is still extremely weak. Only the test
kernel mention in #77 and #78 solves the problem.
It's as well somewhat weird, that the version number in proposed has not
been bumped up, as promised in
** Tags removed: verification-needed-bionic
** Tags added: verification-failed-bionic
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Title:
rtl8723be wifi does not work under
I'm downloading from archive.canonical.com/ubuntu ...but NOT from a
mirror. The test kernel as of #77 is already at version 49 !, so how
can a kernel in proposed be at version # 48.
That does seem to make any sense to me. Even if it where at version 48,
the software updater would ignore it, as
hmm, well, I had the test kernel as of #75 installed , which was
overridden by a regular update today...and guess what, that kernel , as
already mentioned in #78, does NOT work. So manual intervention is
required to revert to the test kernel again. This is NOT very handy :-((
The expectation is
well...this bug has been unresolved for more than 6 month meanwhile,
which is pretty hard for me to understand. I think it is common
understanding that the Linux community is fixing bugs more or less
instantaneously, as opposed to Microsoft Windows. Reverting a code
change is a no brainer, which
hmm, well...I'm not sure what happened...
the kernel created of the packages from
https://people.canonical.com/~khfeng/lp1788997/ (post #75) just works
great.
However, I run an update as well later this day and that included
(supposingly) the very same packages. However the kernel generated
well, I have not seen any "officially released" kernel beyond 4.15.0-32,
that works .
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Title:
rtl8723be wifi does not work under
kernel 4.15.0-46 works as good as -4.15.0-32, i.e. with the same
setting (ant_sel=2 only)
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Title:
rtl8723be wifi does not work
To repeat again: I have the kernel as of # 75 installed.
heri@heri-hp-pc:~$ dpkg -l | grep linux-image | grep 4.15
ii linux-image-4.15.0-32-generic 4.15.0-32.35
amd64Signed kernel image generic
rc
Well, I have to stand corrected !
Thanks to the hints in #92/#93 I was able to have the proposed kernel
installed.
I have removed the test kernel as of #75 as a prerequisite first !!
I have as well used the apt command as opposed to the Software Updater
UI.
Linux heri-hp-pc 4.15.0-48-generic
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