** Tags added: needs-upstream-testing
** Description changed:
Wireless is non-functional, will not scan available access points. Via
lspci the output is this:
20:00.0 Network controller: RaLink RT3092 Wireless 802.11n 2T/2R PCIe
- I retested this in 10.10 and I was able to connect to
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Milestone: ubuntu-10.04.4 = None
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Title:
[HP Compaq 6000 Pro] - Wireless NOT working in 10.04.4
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Daniel,
I tried 10.04.3 - that failed and didn't work either. With no
available drivers via jockey. I tested 10.10 and I was able to connect -
I'm trying 11.04 now to see if it works there also; I'll reply back with
my results.
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Greg, as stated on comment #3, Ubuntu provides backport of wireless
drivers for these cases, as a workaround/fix. On 10.04, you can install
the package linux-backports-modules-wireless-2.6.35-lucid-generic, which
are the compat wireless drivers from 2.6.35 (based on same kernel in
10.10), did you
Hi Herton, I tried installing the linux-backports-modules-
wireless-2.6.35-lucid-generic and I was still not successful in using
the wireless interface. I did test 10.10 and also 11.04 and BOTH work
properly.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
[HP Compaq 6000 Pro] - Wireless NOT working in 10.04.4
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I saw something like this on a few systems (4 of them I think). Try
running /usr/share/checkbox-certification/scripts/network_wireless_test
on the failing machine. If it returns no wireless networks, what I
usually do is restart Network Manager (sudo pkill NetworkManager), then
wait a few seconds
It is possible to request an SRU for this bug, but it would need a
patch/bug fix already identified, or a set of patches not intrusive and
self contained to the bug, that could be applied on Lucid.
I don't see a patch attached to this bug. However, we provide wireless
backports through
