Did you check if your router is trying to negotiate b or n mode
wireless? Mine got better when I forced it to G only.
Matt
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On 07/11/2010, at 7:52, totof1169 wrote:
> disabling tcp windows scaling doesn t solve the problem for me ,i m
> still on lucid
>
> i have tried on maverick ,still
Nope no joy.
I followed these steps and then added an empty directory the Ubuntu One
folder in nautilus. That synchronised.
Then I copied a folder with two files into the directory. The Ubuntu One
preferences says "Synchronisation Complete", but the folder icon still
has the grey two arrows indi
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fails to synchronise basic setup
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/570129
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntuone-client
I tried to test out ubuntu one with just a simple new folder. I went
"create new folder" in the ubuntu one folder, then renamed it to test.
I went to the website and the folder was empty. after a few times
randomly connecting and disconn
Try disabling n mode on your router. Improved my iPhone wireless and
got my 3945abg working stable for the past few weeks. Was completely
borked before that.
Matt
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On 10/04/2010, at 5:31, Victorpictor wrote:
> Problem still present with the new Beta 2 Lucid release.
> Strange thing t
Mine completely dropped out a few weeks ago. I've been having better success
by disabling N mode on my router and forcing it to protocol G.
Haven't done a soak test so I'm sure this hasn't fixed the problem, merely
mitigated it. But if you are trying the mainline kernels, might be
interesting to t
I can also confirm the problem still exists in karmic, after
previously thinking it was fixed. Watching streaming tv, the wireless
froze up. Sudo service networking restart failed with an error "no
such device" or similar. I did a clean install. My iPhone continued to
work with the wireless
Yep the question is whether karmic solves it -- we know jaunty is
still broken. Could everyone please try it in a few days when released
and report back their experience?
Matt
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On 26/10/2009, at 21:26, totof1169 wrote:
> not solve for me in 9.04 with all updates
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went back to intrepid out-of-the box install and wireless is now rock
solid.
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[Jaunty] Intel wireless 3945ABG is unstable and disconnects frequently
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/348204
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fyi i'm on a dell inspiron 1720 - jaunty latest=flaky, disconnects on
large file transfers, etc. intrepid=good, no problems with wireless.
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[Jaunty] Intel wireless 3945ABG is unstable and disconnects frequently
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I can confirm this bug. On intrepid, wireless was working perfectly. I
could work around it by turning on and off "flight mode" on my laptop,
which restarted the wireless connections.
On my system, "sudo apt-get install wicd" fixed the issue. Let me know
if you would like me to run any specific co
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