PJ: I did some digging and found following. My laptop should be supported with
wistron_btns driver. That is a kernel driver that handles more or less the same
class of laptops as acerhk. As my laptop does not output any useful dmidecode
info, it cannot be recognized automatically. However,
I've opened a new bug report to address your suggestion: bug #346586
wistron_btns: Implement RF-Kill support for some Acer and no-name
systems
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Marking this as 'Won't Fix since the issue isn't caused by the ipw2200
driver.
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I've followed these postings with interest, astounded by the trials and
tribulations some users have to wade through to get their connection up
and running again - no wonder so many newbies flee Linux in confusion!
You don't have to plow through this stuff when you're using Windows ...
Anyway, I
On Sun, 2009-03-22 at 02:47 +, wordsmyth wrote:
I've followed these postings with interest, astounded by the trials and
tribulations some users have to wade through to get their connection up
and running again - no wonder so many newbies flee Linux in confusion!
If they do it is probably
Tomas. I've looked at the provided logs and the kernel source-code
involved.
The logs show that the PC (I assume this is still the Prestigio 157?)
doesn't provide a radio frequency kill switch using the usual HAL
(hardware abstraction layer) identity. Here's an example of what I'd
expect to see
PJ: yes, it is still P157 (it is great I can run modern Ubuntu on almost
5 year old notebook more or less without a glitch).
The code you posted assigns
/sys/devices/pci:00/:00:1e.0/:02:06.0/rf_kill to $KILL,
when I do echo 1 $KILL (under root permissions) I lose the signal in less
Wow! I never expected that! Things are looking promising :)
There now looks to be a work-around we could implement in user-space
when the system suspends and resumes. A simple shell script reads this
value on suspend and writes the same value back on resume.
That would be good since wireless
Your joy looks promising:-).
Yes, it works even when acerhk is not loaded at all.
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Try installing this power-management script and let me know how it goes.
I'm not completely happy with it since it doesn't try to ensure the
device it is probing and poking is the ipw2200/acerhk combination, but
lets see how it goes.
1. Download the script attachment
2. Copy to /etc/pm/sleep.d/
By the way, echo 1 $KILL causes this to appear in the syslog:
Mar 20 19:38:36 bill NetworkManager: info Wireless now disabled by radio
killswitch
and echo 0 $KILL shows this:
Mar 20 19:38:42 bill NetworkManager: info Wireless now enabled by radio
killswitch
that corresponds to
Mar 20
The script does not work. I commented out the rm $SAVE_TO part and
0 gets saved to
/var/run/\^sys\^devices\^pci\:00\^\:00\:1e.0\^\:02\:06.0\^rf_kill,
so the script works, but as I said in the post above, it somehow cannot change
the value back to 0 (it somehow makes sense, since 2
Your report appears to confirm that the Radio button on the PC is purely
a momentary press-to-make type... the state associated with it is held
by a system I/O device register and therefore lost when power is removed
from all but RAM on S3 suspend.
What a shame... that means we're back to the
But how it comes that when I boot up the computer wifi works? Is it set
by bios, which is not used while resuming? So we need a driver that will
emulate this bios behaviour?
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But how it comes that when I boot up the computer wifi works? Is it set
by bios, which is not used while resuming? So we need a driver that will
emulate this bios behaviour?
That's it precisely. For a cold-boot or return from hibernation the
Tomas. Sorry I haven't responded. Somehow I missed the bug update
notification email but just noticed this when scanning my ACPI team
notifications.
I'll look into your report and get back to you.
It might be of interest that I have two Vaio notebooks here with 2915ABG
[8086:4223]
Thanks for someone of the kernel team looking into this. All the
information attached as requested.
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This bug is related to the Intel ipw2200 kernel module which manages the
2200BG adapter.
Tomas Hynk's PC has:
Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network Connection (rev 05)
Alex Fraser's PC has the 3945 which uses the iwl3945 module:
Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network
I solved my issue by removing and reloading ath_pci. (Half of the steps
suggested by nestoklon)
yc
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I, too, have been plagued by this problem i.e. losing wireless
connection when I activate suspend or hibernate. I WAS using Intrepid
8.10 on my Acer laptop and by chance decided to try out Mint5 Linux
- where I don't have this problem! Howcome the Mint team have solved a
problem that is still
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i seem to be experiencing this bug with the final version of intrepid
with ipw2200.
to get wireless working after waking from sleep I must reload the
ipw2200 module and then run dhclient.
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it is with suspend: I haven't tried with hibernate because my swap
partition is too small.
I upgraded over the weekend, so I was using packages from Oct 25.
Current versions:
linux-generic: 2.6.27.7.11
network-manager:
Works for me, nestoklon. Thank you so so very much! :)
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I have an acer Extensa 4220 which uses the atheros chipset too. I do
believe the ubuntu ACPI team should make this the default behaviour, as
I'd imagine pretty much anybody who uses atheros chipsets should have
this issue. Hopefully, this turns out quicker on google next time I have
to do this ;)
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Thanks Thomas,
We'll keep this open against the actively developed kernel but against
2.6.22 this will be closed as it does not qualify for a Stable Release
Update - http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates . Thanks.
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Found solution.
Problems can be solved
1) by hands: check if this helps then go to 2)
After sudo pm-suspend
sudo rmmod ath_pci
sudo modprobe ath_pci
sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart
Network appears. If so, automate this
2)
sudo vim /etc/pm/config.d/modules:
nestoklon: does not work for me, thank you though (I think my issue has
something to do with the hardware wifi switch)
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Have similar bug under new release.
Laptop BenQ S32B
$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu intrepid (development branch)
Release:8.10
$ uname -a
Linux BenQ 2.6.27-2-generic #1 SMP Thu Aug 28 17:20:02 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
Trying to find workaround.
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As usual, it is exactly the same.
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The Ubuntu Kernel Team is planning to move to the 2.6.27 kernel for the
upcoming Intrepid Ibex 8.10 release. As a result, the kernel team would
appreciate it if you could please test this newer 2.6.27 Ubuntu kernel.
There are one of two ways you should be able to test:
1) If you are comfortable
I want to join this bug watch. I just started having this problem after
upgrading to Hardy. It's affecting my z61t notebook.
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This happens for me, too, on Hardy with a T60 laptop using the iwl3945
module.
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Release:8.04
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Linux diva 2.6.24-16-generic #1 SMP Thu Apr 10 13:23:42 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
dmesg lspci
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dmesg attached, it is still an issue. I think the problem is with acerhk
drivers (as i already said, see
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/53953 ) anyway,
what I need to get it (wireless) working:
modify /etc/modprobe.d/options and add a line
options acerhk
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Hi Tomas,
Care to test with the latest Hardy Alpha 6 that was released:
http://www.ubuntu.com/testing. You should be able to test Suspend via
the LiveCD, not Hibernate though. Assuming the issue still exists, care
to then attach your dmesg output after a suspend/resume process?
Thanks.
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Just learned the development kernel is called linux now, targeting at
it.
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Tried with aplha 3, same results as alwasy, marking back as confirmed. I
really think this has something to do with this bug
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/53953 - I
have got a BIOS switch to turn the wireless on, so upon boot, it works,
but when I suspend, it seems
The Hardy Heron Alpha series was recently released. Alpha2 and
subsequent releases contain an updated version of the kernel. You can
download and try the new Hardy Heron Alpha release from
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/hardy/ . Please note that Alpha3
will be released within the next day
still an issue as of up to date gutsy (for the same hardware Prestigio
157 - I still use it and intent to use it for another two years, if it
lasts, so if someone wants to have a look at this, I will happily test)
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I do confirm this issue on Acer TravelMate 3210 partially solved
stopping networking service.
Why partially solved. Because network manager loop requesting to unlock
keyring but pressing Esc solve this problem. Restoring from Hibernate
enter in the loop too.
Good news is that is the 1st time I'm
I had the same problem with ipw2200 on a toshiba laptop, but adding ipw2200 to
mondules in /etc/default/acpi-support fixed the issue...
I hope you'll fix this for furture releases since it's a big bug... Anyway, I
just wanted to confirm it... :)
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hi,
i had the same problem: the wireless connection didn't resume after
hibernation. what i did to fix the problem: call gconf-editor in a terminal.
edit setting for apps-- gnome-power-manager and switch networkmanager_sleep
OFF (uncomment). hibernation is still quite slow though; if anyone has
thanks for your input, Thomas, but that does not work, I think it has
something to do with not standard drivers (called acerhk) that turn
on/off wifi.
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My computer with Xubuntu feisty had a problem with getting an ip-adress
after waking from hibernation. I´ve solved this problem by changing
/etc/default/acpi-support
Editing this file, look for the line below, where to add [networking]
after that no problems anymore:
# Add services to this list
Still present in Feisty release:-(.
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tried the daly from 2.4. and it still does not work
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my bad, I did not realized that, I suppose outputs of lspci does not change
with distribution, right
dmesg from latest feisty beta attached
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Major updates in 2.6.20-14 for lib-ata and ACPI. Please try the daily
ISO on Monday 4/2 http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current.
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Importance: Undecided = Low
Assignee: Andrew Ash = Ubuntu Kernel ACPI Team
Status: Needs Info =
I am sorry but I am unsure now - the oldest there is Wednesday (28 3),
at least for my platform (i386), newer are only for amd64 - which one
should I try, the one from 28 opr should I wait for a newer one to
appear?
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I am attaching all three as attachements
1 dmesg
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3 lspci -vvn
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That dmesg output was from an edgy installation. I think it may need to
be from a feisty environment instead. Could you please attach that too?
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sorry for the delay, my CD Drive ceased to work so I could not test.
I tried the latest beta and it does not work.
Should I try herd 5 as well?
Or can I provie you with some other info?
(this bug is especially unfortunate with combination with other bug
Please attach the output of lspci -vvn, lspci -vv, and dmesg. Thanks
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I tried with herd 4 and it does not even get back from sleep, but sleep
is supposedly broken, so I will try with herd 5. Stay tuned.
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I think so. Hibernation won't work, since there needs to be a swap
partition to get it working, and I'm not sure if the livecd is set up to
use a pre-existing partition. The sleep should work fine though, I
think. Let us know how that test with sleep works out on feisty if you
get the chance.
is it somehow possible to test this with a LiveCD of Feisty? I do not
really have a partition to spare for a developement version (or can I
somehow test it in some chroot or virtual environment? just tell me what
to use and I will test it) - otherwise I will stick to Edgy.
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My laptop uses ipw2200 but I can't confirm this bug and have no lines
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Is this still a problem in feisty?
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I have this problem too with a built-in wireless card. I'm not using
network-manager. My laptop is a Dell 6400 with an Intel wireless card:
0b:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
Network Connection (rev 02)
Often the wireless network doesn't come back up when waking
After waking the computer, sometimes running
$ /etc/init.d/networking restart
still fails to bring up the interface. Attached is the output of the above
command when it fails.
I suspect that this is a separate issue.
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I meant is is noW really fast;-)
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problem is still present in Edgy (however, overal suspend and
hibernation performance hae tremendeously increased, it is not really
fast, thanks guys)
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I am having a similar problem, when I resume from a suspend network
manager just sits a spins as it tries to reconnect. I have to reload
the ipw2200 module then it works fine.
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I can confirm this.
Using Network Manager for wpa connection, and after resuming from
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