Just wanted to add a note here. I had noticed this only happened on my
home network, and nowhere else.
I had tried hard-setting the channels and bands but nothing affected it
on my Linksys WRT1200AC even with moving it around the house and using
extenders. At my co-working space I rarely had the
I'm also seeing this occur on 18.10. These are some logs in my
`/var/log/syslog` around the time of the crash:
** Attachment added: "var-log-syslog-sample.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1730331/+attachment/5221406/+files/var-log-syslog-sample.txt
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You received
This is my readout from running a wireless info report, a note I'm using
docker for local development work, so there are a bunch of bridged
connections in the iwconfig. I've tried removing docker and still the
issue persists. If the information below isn't adequate let me know of a
way to get the
I've had some intermittent Wi-Fi issues after upgrading to 18.10.
I started with the 16.04 installed from Dell, then did the upgrade to
18.04 and then 18.10. Since going to 18.10 (which comes with the new
Gnome Shell) I've had issues with WiFi basically become unresponsive
after periods of time.
I know this got marked as 'invalid' but I'm experiencing this now on
18.10 with this driver after updating to 18.0.4.1 (I was not
experiencing it previously). It doesn't take a suspend for me. I can be
actively using the system and have the issue arise.
Kernal: Ubuntu 4.18.0-10.11-generic 4.18.12
