Public bug reported:
Package python-tvrage is missing from saucy. I installed saucy a couple
of weeks ago and today I wanted to use a utility that uses this package,
but found out it is no longer available for installation.
Project's home page:
https://github.com/ckreutzer/python-tvrage
root@cru
It's pointless to continue with this thread, since no one at Ubuntu
cares. Do yourself a favour, get rid of the network-manager applet and
install something else. I installed wicd long ago; the interface is not
as nice, but at least wireless works as expected.
Long ago I traced the problem to the
I've been off the circuit since I bought a Mac, but if nothing changed
iwlwifi is the current open source effort to supply drivers for intel
wireless chips. Other efforts have stopped by now, I believe. If memory
serves, it has support from the Intel development team.
Not having X is bad because t
Pete is right, sorry, I didn't know about the vanilla kernel being
available. And another_sam, what I meant was not the kernel compilation
options (default or not), but the patch set each distribution uses to
get the kernel the way they like it (or consider more robust, faster,
more [something]...)
Trying Ubuntu-generated, i.e. Ubuntu patched kernels won't cut it. Those
patches are the culprit, I know because I tested other distros with the
same kernel version. You need to try a vanilla kernel, anyone. Most
probably Ubuntu/Canonical don't make one available, so you'll have to
compile your own
I repeat that this bug showed up in an old version (8.04 or
thereabouts), was gone on 8.10, then showed up on 9.04 and has been
solidly buggy ever since. Even a Sony TZ that I thought was immune to it
turned out to be prone as well. I originally identified it on a Dell
D830 with a 4965 chip.
The b
J!, see previous posts, the problem usually shows up with high transfer
speeds over wireless. If your AP is g, 1.2MBps takes approximately half
the net available bandwidth, so it's bound to cause the problem.
narnie, I followed the hint about the .30 kernel. I don't recall all the
packages that I
On my machine, Dell D830 4965, I have:
[0.00] Linux version 2.6.28-13-generic (bui...@yellow) (gcc version
4.3.3 (Ubuntu 4.3.3-5ubuntu4) ) #45-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 30 22:12:12 UTC 2009
(Ubuntu 2.6.28-13.45-generic)
[103180.006792] iwlagn: Detected Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN REV=0x4
If you read the details of my previous post, interference is definitely
not the problem (this happens with both 2.4 and lone 5GHz networks).
The one thing that made me able to use wireless was a hint a caught
somewhere else:
iwconfig wlan0 power on
It didn't get rid of the problem, but now I can
For a long time (since the upgrade to 9.04) that was the first time I
transferred a 1GB file without a hitch. Also did an 8GB file, perfect
all around. Thanks, pableu!
Details: 9.04 fresh install, Dell D830 with 4965, had this during most
part of 8.04, vanished during most part of 8.10 and returne
I've got a 4965 (Dell D830, 9.04) and a Linksys WRT610N. With it, I set
up both 5GHz and 2.4GHz networks. My machine doesn't stay much longer
connected. The 5 GHz network should save me from interference, but I
keep jumping from one to another, to no avail. The simplest test is to
transfer a large
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