matteo sisti sette, regarding your comments
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/975316/comments/10
,
>"I can't test ndiswrapper.
i would if it was lile one-click download, install and try, and if doesn't work
go back, but it is far too complicated.
Especially because of this:
"""
2. Installation
Before you install any wireless driver with ndiswrapper or ndisgtk, make sure
there are no other drivers trying to use your wireless card. If there are, your
ubuntu may freeze.
"""
So additionally I would have to first uninstall the current drivers and then
reinstall them. Not to mention the risk to screw something up and stay without
connection for ages until I fix what I screwed up."
Ok.
> Could you please comment specifically why you were unable to test the
> upstream mainline kernel?
For almost the same reason. Slightly less complicated and risky, I guess, but
still not just as simple as installing a package, rebooting, trying it, and
then rebooting again to normal. Or is it?
It is. If you read the article previously mentioned about installing the
mainline kernel, one would find this.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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8086:4229 wifi network performance degrades awfully where other OSes
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