Dear all, I would like to report a bug happening with the Wlan connection of my laptop hanging up sporadically, be it out of the blue, or after resuming from hibernate.
I suppose it is the same bug nevergone reported. It happens with my laptop, a Lenovo X61t (Intel 802.11agn) running LinuxMint9(64bit) as well as with my partners T60 (Intel 802.11abg wireless) running LinuxMint9(32bit) and a friends T61 running Debian Lenny. This friend (who is administrating computers at my work) gave me a workaround skript which simply reloads the concerned kernel-modules. #!/bin/bash if [ "$UID" != 0 ]; then #get necessary rights exec sudo "$0" "$@" || exit 1 fi ifdown wlan0 #usually not necessary, as it is already down sleep 1 rmmod iwlagn iwlcore #on the Debian Lenny, it is rather "rmmod iwl4965 iwlcore rfkill" #s2ram #my friend pretetends he sometimes has to suspend again to get it to work, but this may be a myth #read -p "Suspend now." a sleep 1 #pm-suspend #sleep 5 modprobe iwlagn sleep 1 restart network-manager #so that the connection comes up again automatically This works fine, but remains annoying. Today, the hang-up happened out of the blue again, and I thought this might be the time for my first bug-report. Please be indulgent if this is not the same bug. etc. I attached all logs with entries from these few minutes. There are messages syslog daemon.log debug kern.log mail.info mail.log, all in one file. What happened: At 18:21, I got this pop-up message that I was deconnected. Before, a download was underway. At 18:22, I was asked for the password of the connection, which I denied to enter, knowing that it would not work. Meanwhile, my partner continued surfing unbothered. ** Attachment added: "Logs of the time when it happened" https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/602649/+attachment/1518414/+files/logs.txt -- wireless hangup for iwlagn kernel module, if 802.11n enabled https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/602649 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
