As this bug has been marked as fixed and I cannot reopen it, I opened another
similar to this.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bcmwl/+bug/1134389
For all those still affected by this bug they can subscribe also to that and
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I just want to an some extra comments to my #131 comment.
On my machine with broadcom 4312 wifi the kernel panic can be reproduced
quite easily, if I start Transmission and add a couple of torrents.
After 2 - 15 minutes the panic normally happens.
If I do ordinary web browsing with Firefox, I do
Yes. I also experience kernel panics.
The issue started after upgrading Xubuntu from 12.10 to 13.04.
But it only happens with kernel 3.8. If I boot 13.04 with kernel 3.5 the
issue does not occur.
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While starting from Ubuntu 11.10 to 12.10 wl drivers worked like a charm on my
broadcom 4313, it seems that the drivers in ubuntu 13.04 started giving this
problem to me. The version I'm using is a fresh install of ubuntu 13.04 amd64
plus all the updates as of today and the home folder restored
broadcom STA syas is cuurently OK but it dont works, please help me. I have a
mini Dell Intell Atom N series, 12 inches.
thanks a lot
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Emilio, it is probably better to look in Ubuntu Forums than add comments to
this bug.
Also, you need to give more detail than just it doesn't work.
How do you know it doesn't work? What is the specific action you are trying
now that fails?
The more specific you can be, the better the help will
This bug is still present in Lucid Lynx. Unfortunately, I can neither
get a new one nor replace the card old easily. Something like Intel
PRO/Wireless 3945ABG costs about 65$ here, and I'll have to take the
netbook apart to replace the card.
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I can confirm this - when waking up from suspension, say at the office,
the wireless still attempts to connect to the home network, which is not
present at the office, and reloading the wl module causes kernel panic,
forcing me to reboot. I am running 9.10 Karmic on a Dell Vostro V13.
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I am using the wl driver with Ubuntu 10.04 and I can confirm the random
crashes and that they are related to the wireless card. With the
wireless card on, I get 2-5 crashes per day. When i turn it off and run
off of the wired NIC. I have never had a crash. I can reproduce the
crash fairly quickly
I have completely resolved (or worked around) this problem on my
computer. I was having major problems with freezing and kernel panics. I
was also losing my connection and not able to connect to certain
wireless networks because of their encryption type. I tried switching
between STA and bwfcutter
I'm running 9.10 (Karmic 32-bit, kernel 2.6.31-20-generic-pae). My
experience of this problem is that removing and reloading the STA module
(wl) reliable yields kernel panics within 10 s - 5 minutes. This appears
only to happen if the driver has been used (i.e., I've connected to a
network) prior
If I'm not mistaken, this is an issue with the Broadcom STA driver,
specific to 64 bit operating systems. I have experienced identical,
random kernel attacks in Ubuntu 9.04, 9.10 and 10.4 Alpha2 as well as in
Fedora 12 and openSuse 11.2. If I use the b43 fwcutter extractor, the
panics do not
Hello,
i've an HP Compaq with the Broadcom Wireless-Network-Card.
Broadcom Corporation BCM4322 802.11a/b/g/n Wireless LAN Controller (rev
ff)
I used the kernel 2.6.31-18-generic under ubuntu 9.10
If i try to install the STA driver like this tutorial
I'm the one who mostly wrote this tutorial ;-) but don't blame me. The
Broadcom wl / STA driver is closed source so there is not much you can
do about it. So blame Broadcom :-)
Normally Ubuntu uses most recent STA driver version. You can check that with
strings `modinfo wl | grep filename | awk
That not your mistake, i buyed a cheap notebook. And thats the Punishment.
I don't blame you. sorry if it sounds so
Thats the output for the string
bash: strings /lib/modules/2.6.31-18-generic/updates/dkms/wl.ko | grep
Broadcom: No such file or directory
The second command bring this result
I looked at the tutorial page and I saw no mention of how to install the
broadcom sta driver. I'm not a german speaker so I just might have missed
it. In any case, the broadcom sta driver bundled in the ubuntu repositories
should work perfectly. The package you need to install for ubuntu 9.10 is
First: sudo iwconfig gives you the right device name. So replace
eth2 with correct device name.
Second: Where is your kernel module wl.ko?
@killeroid:
Jockey is your partner installing closed source drivers.
System - Administration - Hardware Drivers then select the driver.
Sure you can also
@Jens Jockey is kinda buggy. On three different laptops with the same
B4311 card, joeky would recognize the card and offer me the option of
install the broadcom sta but the installation never went well. It would
tell me that the sta driver was installed and then when i'd restart, id
find that the
@Killeroid: Is there any bug report due to this problem? Never had this
problem with jockey.
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where i fount the module wl.ko? How can i install/remove it.
If i use Hardware Driver to install the STA Driver the system hangs.
I had also an ubuntuusers-Forum-Entry
http://forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/w-lan-taste-aktivieren
Whats wrong with it?
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I found this bug after I posted for Karmic here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wpasupplicant/+bug/453647
Seems to be exactly the same.
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JeSTeR7 wrote:
This seems to be happening in Karmic beta. I don't know if I'm supposed
to create a new bug for it, but the description is exactly like the one
listed here.
It would be better to open a new bug. Especially if you do not get kernel
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This seems to be happening in Karmic beta. I don't know if I'm supposed
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Sorry, in the previous comment I wanted to write comment #105. Actually,
this came up on IRC today, there might be a debugging option set in the
wl driver for karmic, which is responsible for the many messages. But
that should go into another bug to keep it separate.
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I see exactly the same behavior as described by fejes, in comment #105, on my
Jaunty and Intrepid installations - both with the 5.10.91.9 version Broadcom
driver.
(BTW, as far as I can tell, it seems to be worse than it was with the previous
version.)
Broadcom hasn't responded to bug reports,
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I hope this is the right place to put this error report.
I am seeing highly similar behaviour in Karmic Koala: (from dmesg)
[ 3950.330817] TKIP: RX tkey-key_idx=1 frame keyidx=2 priv=88006c409f00
[ 3951.348500] TKIP: RX tkey-key_idx=1 frame keyidx=2 priv=88006c409f00
[ 3952.378822] TKIP:
This bug was fixed in the package linux-restricted-modules -
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[ Tim Gardner ]
* Update Broadcom to 5.10.79.10
- LP: #292450
* wl: applied web site patch to 5.10.79.10
- LP: #292450
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feedback here. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for
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New version released 5.10.91.9 GOLD.
http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php
ISSUES FIXED IN THIS RELEASE
#72138 - SLED11 / Ubuntu 8.04: 43224 fails to associate after 6 hours
KNOWN ISSUES AND LIMITATIONS
#72238 - 20% lower
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I just updated my Dell MINI - wireless works against my WPA2 network.
Thanks, devs, great work.
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Is bug# 300784 a duplicate of this bug? Should status against the Dell
Mini Project be opened here and bug# 300784 duped to this one? I'm
pretty sure they are the same problem (same symptoms on my Mini and
Studio 1535; this fix fixed the Studio) so we just need to get it into
LPIA generally and
Please test:
linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24 (2.6.24.17-24.1) hardy-proposed; urgency=low
.
* Updated broadcom wl driver to 5_10_79_10
This has been tested to fix issues with random crashed and at least one
buffer overrun with 32 byte SSIDs.
- LP: #292450
* Added
Uploaded linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24_2.6.24.17-24.1
** Description changed:
+ SRU justification:
+
+ Impact: The current broadcom driver (wl.ko) seems to have several issues
+ during operation. Reported have been random crashes between 5 a day to
+ only 1 every 4 days.
+
+ Fix: The latest
Applied to LRM repo
** Changed in: linux-restricted-modules (Ubuntu Intrepid)
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@jarviw, I think this would be a different bug. The description here (as
far as I can see) was about random crashes while using the wireless. So
for problems after suspend, could you please open a new bug report? Did
you see improvements during operations?
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This morning I tried looking for a binary suitable for a DELL Mini
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$ uname -r
2.6.24-19-lpia
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Sorry, somehow the binary was wrong. The message was about some symbols
from that not being found. i replaced the Intrepid package with a v2.
This one loads here, but I don't have hw to test more.
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Stefan,
The updated package works, but does not fix the bug... resume from suspension
still causes kernel panic on my Intrepid 64.
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New packages for Hardy at the place above, too.
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linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-14-generic_2.6.27-14.19b292450v1_amd64.deb does
not work...
I got some error message in dmesg and wl driver failed to load all together...
sorry I didn't get a chance to copy down the specific error message.
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I wanted to confirm that the new fix is working for my uni wlan which is
wpa2 pap ttls! Great! thx!
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I am updating this report from my DELL 1535 running the latest patched
driver.
Thanks for the great work folks (esp. TimG).
pww
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And to close the circle, this update is being made using the Zydas
external WiFi NIC - so the regression I noted in comment #68 appears
patched as well.
Great work, all!
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How do we get this fix working in Intrepid?
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I just wanted to comment and let you all know that the new version is
performing great on my Inspiron 1720. No lockups, crashes or kernel
panics, and in fact it's performing better than the old B43 driver (I
get 100% connect to my AP vs. 91%).
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Jaunty was updated with the latest Broadcom driver, we would ask people
test there.
Intrepid will get the updated driver soon.
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- LP: #292450
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@Peter:
I also have a Dell 1535 that has been affected by this bug, but last night I
built the patched driver from broadcom website (as dg explains above), and
everything is 100% good now. I can suspend/resume over and over, multiple
times, and NetworkManager keeps on associatin' :). I
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While we're waiting either for the bug-fix to appear in Intrepid (or
until we all upgrade to Jaunty) this is an updated quick hacky mini-
HOWTO that will result in a persistent updated fixed wl driver
installation (my previous mini-HOWTO only was good until next reboot):
N.B. for amd64 (change
I'm setting this back to confirmed for Jaunty because it does NOT work
on my DELL 1535. I've just now the updated driver (took a long time to
get to the repos) and the machine hangs once connected. The best I can
say is that while the machine used to hang immediately upon connecting
to the secure
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Just for fun, I disabled the proprietary fglrx driver, disconnected all
external USB devices, set the BIOS so that the internal Bluetooth and
cell were disabled, and changed the DELL switch to activate WiFi only
(instead of all enabled devices), and unplugged the Ethernet cable.
Rebooted, turned
Tested today with up-to-date Jaunty. For what it's worth, I do not see
Tim's patch; dg's strings trick gives me
$ strings `modinfo wl | grep filename | awk {'print $2'}` | grep Broadcom
%s: Broadcom BCM%04x 802.11 Wireless Controller 5.10.27.11
That's the bad news. The good news is that
Installed Jaunty. With all updates applied as of 2003-09-23, problem
persists. Kernel panics when connecting to WAP using WPA2 and AES.
Possible light at end of tunnel: Intrepid panic freezes were total or
near total - mouse would move, could move from vt to vt using ctrl-alt-
fX, but system did
Broadcom released a PATCH for the WPA Enterprise hangs:
http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php
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I confirm that many caps-lock-flashing freezes still occur with driver
version 5.10.27.12 which is present in linux-restricted-
modules-2.6.27-11-generic v2.6.27-11.16 and using AES/CCMP encryption on
the wireless LAN.
Following Urschl's update above, I went to
REGRESSION: The Broadcom patch stabilizes my internal WIFI but causes a
freeze with an external WiFi NIC.
DETAILS
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This morning I re-installed Intrepid on my DELL 1535 and applied all
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I followed dg's procedure (s/64/32/ in
Updated Jaunty LRM to Broadcom 5.10.79.10
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-jaunty-
lrm.git;a=commit;h=a627de599d09c2c7c509089dfdb22543c67e1bd8
** Changed in: linux-restricted-modules (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Committed
** Changed in: linux-restricted-modules
More details and uh, possible user error.
When I reinstalled this morning, I forgot to enable the restricted
driver. Having followed dg's procedure, I expect I installed it anyway
(with the patch), but I thought it worth mentioning. At any rate, after
the failure/regression, I attempted to use
One more data point: Now as soon as I plug in the RetailPlus, the system
freezes. So no WiFi for me at all on this machine now.
Will attempt later to go back to stock then restricted drivers.
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@Peter:
Here's a quick hack way to make sure which version of wl you are
running right now:
# strings `modinfo wl | grep filename | awk {'print $2'}` | grep
Broadcom
For me, this returns:
%s: Broadcom BCM%04x 802.11 Wireless Controller 5.10.79.10
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Thanks, dg, that did the trick - as far as I can tell, I am back to the
original proprietary driver:
%s: Broadcom BCM%04x 802.11 Wireless Controller 5.10.27.12
Still not sure what step to take next - by the time I had the RetailPlus
working yesterday, I'd installed all Intrepid backports and
Have this problem with a DELL 1535. Panics/freezes with original
Intrepid driver and Broadcom STA driver. Ubuntu installed today
(2009-03-22), then all updates applied.
Enabled Intrepid proposed and Intrepid backports, rebooted. Panic/freeze
persists with STA driver. Will attempt with base Ubuntu
Re previous comment: No luck. Base driver results in panic as well.
$ uname -a
Linux imbolc 2.6.27-14-generic #1 SMP Fri Mar 13 18:00:20 UTC 2009 i686
GNU/Linux
Will attach various lspci results (sudo lspci, sudo lspci -n, etc.)
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Temporary Fix until bug is resolved.
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Just switched over to WPA2 AES and I have not had a problem with my
lagging wireless or any dmsg's.
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My HP Pavilion dv4-1115ef still freezes while I'm connecting to the WPA
network (EAP-TTLS, PAP) of my university on Intrepid with linux-
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the latest Broadcom drivers I compiled myself (v5.10.79.10).
** Changed in:
I have been using the proprietary driver with intrepid. However been
experiencing very high latency in my local lan itself (200+ms)
This is a mac book pro.
lspci
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile PM965/GM965/GL960 Memory
Controller Hub (rev 03)
00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation
Here are few entries from dmesg
[29430.961579] TKIP: RX tkey-key_idx=1 frame keyidx=2 priv=eb34fc00
[29454.958839] TKIP: RX tkey-key_idx=1 frame keyidx=2 priv=eb34fc00
[29456.314212] TKIP: RX tkey-key_idx=1 frame keyidx=2 priv=eb34fc00
[29460.959714] TKIP: RX tkey-key_idx=1 frame keyidx=2
I've solved this issue on my Ideapad by using the -lpiacompat kernel instead of
the default -lpia.
I tried this after playing around with the normal 386 build of intrepid which
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the special lpia-architecture used in the netbook remix. So now I'm
wondering if I should file a separate bug report for the netbook remix
or if somebody could mark the netbook-remix as being also affected by
this issue. (I
I just finally upgraded to Intrepid from Hardy, and the wl driver is causing
kernel panic again upon wake up from suspension.
Running 2.6.27-12-generic x86_64 kernel, with
linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-12.17
booting into 2.6.27.11 with restricted-modules-2.6.27-11.16 does not
resolve the
I can confirm this bug on a Lenovo Ideapad S10e (which has a BCM4312
802.11b/g [14e4:4315] built in). When the wl module is loaded the system
randomly locks up: no mouse input, no keyboard input, even sysrq is
ignored, it's completely dead.
I'm using a fresh install of the netbook remix (the
I'm getting the same error messages on a Del D630. I've read through the
comments, and it looks like a fix has been released in the Intrepid
repositories. How do I get that updated package on my computer?
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Broadcom STA/wl driver causes random kernel panics
same here - still crashing on ubuntu 8.10 with a dell d630. I've been
using the b43 driver for months, without a single crash. As soon as I
try the wl, either directly from broadcom or via the restricted update,
boom - crash. This looks to be especially true when you throw a lot of
data at it -
The wl driver (linux restricted 2.6.27-11.16) is still crashing the
whole system when connecting to our university (WPA2 / EAP-TTLS, PAP).
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Broadcom STA/wl driver causes random kernel panics
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/292450
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Broadcom released a new update to the module. Hopefully, someone will
upgrade linux-restricted-modules to that. And hopefully, this new release
will fix your problem.
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 10:05 AM, shivaneck ksav...@gmail.com wrote:
same here - still crashing on ubuntu 8.10 with a dell d630.
This bug was fixed in the package linux-restricted-modules -
2.6.27-11.16
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linux-restricted-modules (2.6.27-11.16) intrepid-proposed; urgency=low
[Tim Gardner]
* Update wl to 5_10_27_12
This update from Broadcom has a new binary blob, better locking and
protection
I found out it's something to do with the router setting of renew group
key, when it was set to 1 hr, for example, after the router renews the
group key, the wl driver becomes very unstable, or NM seems to be
connected but actually not.
My workaround is just change the renewal interval to 10hr,
I'd like to echo the previous comment. The driver works until I try to
connect to my schools wireless, which uses WPA2 TTLS with secondary PAP
security. It kernel panics within seconds of trying to connect.
Is there a Broadcom bug site we could be submitting this information to?
I know for a
the
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