On Mon, 2009-11-16 at 09:52 -0700, Kevin Fries wrote: > Hi Brandon, > > I have been complaining about the same issue for the past six weeks. > And our management team is inches away from giving up on both Intel > and Canonical because of the lack of attention to the problem. > > We have begun testing with Moblin, and it solves the WiMax issue, by > utilizing a 2.6.30 kernel instead of the .31. But at least for us, > connmand is not an option, and therefore, is not a long term solution. > > We are reopening talks with Montevista and Wind River because the > situation has gotten so bad. > > Wish I had better news, but from one end user to another, the news is > just not positive.
Sorry if it looks we are not giving attention to it, but really, we are. We can't reproduce it on our side and so far, efforts to nail it down with you guys have failed. It's *very* frustrating. At this point the only thing I have left is: please tell me exactly which hw you have where it is failing so I can order the same combination and try to reproduce and root cause here after hooking it up to a USB analyzer. Thanks, _______________________________________________ wimax mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxwimax.org/listinfo/wimax
