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Title:
168c:0032 Wifi connection unstable -- Atheros AR9485 ath9k
Status in Linux:
Fix Released
Status in
Well, I've just bought a new laptop with the same wifi chipset and it
doesn't work properly. The connection isn't unstable, but it's even
worse: the system only recognize the wifi interface after suspending the
machine and waking up again. That's so weird but it's the only
workaround I've found so
yes i understand but i've same bug it's useless open a new bug, because
it's not fixed for me and for another...if i have to open a new bug for
my issue i've to copy and paste this
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As far as I'm concerned, everything works fine with 3.11 in Saucy.
I agree with Timo : I think it's another bug, that should be declared and
investigated separately.
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Hmm. This bug is associated with the upstream bug
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=49201 which was fixed. I can
also confirm than on my Zenbook UX31E starting from the 3.10 kernel and
also with the 3.11 kernel in Ubuntu 13.10, WLAN is working well in many
places where it was completely
sorry but i see that with ubuntu 13.10 this bug is fixed, but i've still
that. can i fix this in some way???
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Title:
168c:0032 Wifi
Agree this is NOT fixed on 13.10. I had the problem on my zenbook ux31
on 13.04, and resolved it with the advices mentioned in this thread.
But after installing 13.10 a couple of days ago, the problem is back
just as before :(
Linux wim-zenbook 3.11.0-12-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP Wed Oct 9
I'm marking this as fixed as it's fixed in a released Ubuntu (13.10),
and the remaining thing would be to port needed patches to older
Ubuntus.
According to Kevin's test it may be that more patches would need to be
backported than the one specified. I'd recommend 13.04 users to upgrade
to 13.10.
I am still having problems after applying the backported patched driver.
I went from my wifi dropping out ~ every 20 minutes (reason 2) with a
reboot being the only way to reestablish a connection to this:
Sep 22 14:23:09 K55A NetworkManager[1138]: warn nl_recvmsgs() error: (-33)
Dump
j: Unfortunately I don't know where would be up-to-date and correct
instructions for easily building own patched kernel, cleanly and as a
.deb packge. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel looks
relatively simple compared to other pages, but not really sure if it's
completely accurate.
Hello -- I'm a complex Linux newbie just installed Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS
on my Asus UX31 -- It's running the updated kernel (as far as I
know) and the wi-fi connectivity is very flaky.
I would like to try out the patch Timo provides but have no idea
where to begin. Can someone direct me to
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Title:
168c:0032 Wifi connection unstable -- Atheros AR9485 ath9k
Status in The Linux Kernel:
Fix
It seems the default xlna config is actually already scheduled for the
next Raring kernel update! See bug #1204666.
As for the other one, it needed slight rebasing but I'm attaching the
patch that applies with git am to git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-
raring.git here.
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Title:
168c:0032 Wifi connection unstable -- Atheros AR9485 ath9k
Status in The Linux Kernel:
Fix Released
I think it would be useful to backport to 13.04, but one would need to
know which patches exactly are needed. If someone knows, please share.
The Assign default xlna config was now backported to upstream 3.10
series and is already in 13.10 as well, but I wonder if that patch alone
Those are the two (and only) patches needed :
[v2] ath9k: Add custom parameters for CUS198
https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/2718041/
[1/3] ath9k_hw: Assign default xlna config for AR9485
https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/2696121/
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Will the fix be backported to 13.04?
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Status in The Linux Kernel:
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