Service announcement: the kernel from -proposed has been moved to
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Title:
[Dell E4310 201103-7379] Turning off Wi-Fi via the on/off
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Title:
[Dell E4310 201103-7379] Turning off Wi-Fi via the on/off switch
causes the
Marc, this bug looks similar to bug 813190.
Since we don't have the machine, in order to confirm whether the bug in
brcm80211 has already been fixed, could you help to test again using the
natty kernel in -updates ? Thanks.
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Anthony, Tested the -proposed kernel (2.6.38-11.47). The wifi slider
does not cause the system to lock-up.
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Status: Incomplete = Fix Committed
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Assignee: Marc Legris (maaarc) = Anthony Wong (anthonywong)
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The brcm80211 driver in the staging tree was newly added in Natty and it
bought this bug. Since the bug was reported for the certification
purpose and the proprietary Broadcom STA driver is confirmed to fix, it
could make sense to close the bug.
I will assign the bug to Anthony to see if further
I've install the driver package and see wl.ko is being used. The
wireless slider now does not cause the system the freeze.
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The hardware has a Broadcom wireless adapter and it is using
brcm80211, the Broadcom driver in the kernel/staging. It could be of
bad quality in 2.6.38.
can you try to install the proprietary Broadcom driver package bcmwl-
kernel-source and see if the issue still occurs with it? Please reboot
and
@Keng-Yü -- Removing the module also causes the system to lock-up
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Waiting on Marc's input
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Title:
[Dell E4310 201103-7379] Turning off Wi-Fi
@Marc
Can you also try to `rmmod dell_laptop` before switching the slider and see
if the system still locks up?
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Title:
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Keng-Yü -- Using the i386 debs the system still locks up when using the
wireless slider.
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Assignee: Marc Legris (maaarc) = Keng-Yü Lin (lexical)
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Can anyone having the hardware help test the kernel debs
(http://people.canonical.com/~lexical/bugs/lp772768/) ?
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Status: New = Incomplete
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Status: In Progress = Incomplete
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Assignee: Keng-Yü Lin
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Status: Confirmed = In Progress
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Keng-Yü Lin (lexical)
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Assignee: Marc Legris (maaarc) = Keng-Yü Lin (lexical)
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Title:
[Dell E4310 201103-7379] Turning off Wi-Fi via
System seems to be continuously rebooting after a fresh install, going
to have to solve that issue before I can get the logs.
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Apparently, pressing the shift key to get into grub stop the rebooting.
Please note that this system only locks up if you are connected to a
wireless network and use the physical wifi slider. I was only able to
get the output from /sys/kernel/debug/dell_laptop/rfkill before I used
the slider.
Yes, in 10.10 OEM was working (as it shows in the results Jeff was
pointing), but it is no longer working in 11.04.
This is no longer blocking certification, though, so putting importance
to Medium.
Marc, can you get Keng-Yü the information required?
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Importance:
So we are trying to certify the hardware for Natty while the enablement
was done in Maverick?
Is it possible to install Maverick or oem-enabled image to see if this
is a regression?
We need to figure out if the fish package is taken care to submit
upstream or Natty too.
For debugging, log of
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Assignee: Chris Van Hoof (vanhoof) = Keng-Yü Lin (lexical)
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Title:
[Dell E4310 201103-7379] Turning off Wi-Fi
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
[Dell E4310 201103-7379] Turning off Wi-Fi via the on/off switch
causes
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Importance: Undecided = High
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Title:
[Dell E4310 201103-7379] Turning off Wi-Fi via the on/off switch
causes
Additional info... this seems incredibly common to the Dell systems.
All Dells I've tested so far exhibit this behaviour.
The upside is that I finally managed to get wireless turned back on on
the Latitude 2120. The downside is that I had to reinstall the OS to do
so.
For whatever reason,
apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected natty running-unity staging
** Description changed:
When doing cert testing on the E4310, when I did the wireless-key test,
the system locked up.
This system does not have a wireless hot-key, but it does have a
wireless on/off slider
yay! worked the second time
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Status: Incomplete = New
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Title:
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Jeff, could you run apport-collect 772768 on this system, please?
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I did, and apport-collect said No new info collected
but I can try again shortly. Maybe it'll be different now that the ubuntu
linux package has been added.
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Chris, this is an enablement system that failed certification for 11.04,
can you have a look, please?
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Chris Van Hoof (vanhoof)
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