This affects me also, I used this Do plugin multiple times a day, after
upgrading to Lucid and finding its broken, Im not sure what Im going to
do :(
Any further word on a patch?
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Suspending and hibernating does not work when launched from Do
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/531568
You received
The wl driver has much bigger problems in Karmic, mainly, it doesn't
seem to report proper information back such as signal strength. Have
had to switch to ndiswrapper, so unfortunately can't provide any more
info on this one.
2009/12/18 ^_Pepe_^ :
> This bug was reported a while ago and there has
Also confirming the above patch works, Ubuntu Karmic, Dell Inspiron
1525, BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
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[ndiswrapper] [wg511] fails to associate
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/207446
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Great stuff :) Seems we can just use wicd for now and wait for a nm fix.
Though I'm quite liking wicd, may not bother switching back.
Merry Christmas!
p.s. (lol @ tracking bugs on Christmas day.. try finding a Microsoft
employee who's that passionate about their OS ;))
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network manager slo
I have a theory that depsite the above comments that it may be wpa-supplicant
or the intel driver itself, it actually is just network-mananger.
I have just tried switching to Wicd (wicd.sourceforge.net) and it seems much
faster reconnecting on wake.
Maybe some others would like to try this and po
Id like to jump on this bug also.. am using the 'wl' wireless driver on Ubuntu
Intrepid.
Wireless/suspend works great, but wireless takes a good 20-30 seconds to
re-enable on wake. I thought this was normal behavior until only recently when
I started wondering is there any way to make it faster
Thanks for that Brian. Just to elaborate on this one; now running Gutsy
and suspend to disk works, but no luck with suspend to ram which is what
I'm really after. Here's hoping for Hardy
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Hibernate not working on hp pavilion dv8000
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/59156
You received this bug no
Thanks for adding your comments. I cannot believe we are the only ones posting
this problem.
I have being involved with linux for a number of years now and have noticed its
progression in many ways. Unfortunatly no matter what people try to tell you, I
can tell you now that linux's support for
Public bug reported:
I used to have a hp zv6000 and was waiting patiently for hibernate to work on
it with linux. With dapper it finally did, and I was over the moon however
since then I have had to upgrade to a dv8000. Now, upon clicking hibernate on
the shutdown menu, the computer does hibern
