This just started working for me with the 3.14 release of the Linux
kernel.
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Hi, sorry I'm afraid I just don't have the time right now to reinstall Ubuntu
and give it the testing you're asking for.
As such I think the bug needs to remain in it's current state, I cannot test
the upstream kernel nor install a dev build of Ubuntu.
If there's anything I need to do to 'close'
Callum Hutchinson, could you please confirm this issue exists with the
latest development release of Ubuntu? ISO images are available from
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ . If the issue remains,
could you please just make a comment to this.
Also, could you please test the latest upst
RC8 fix wasn't present for me.
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Interesting, so we both definitely have the same card and are affected by the
same issue. What do you get when you run the firmware-b43-installer? Does the
terminal output anything about an unsupported device with the PCI ID tag?
Odd that rc8 of 3.9 seemed to fix this and then the final 3.9 kerne
Issue resurfaced again this morning, syslog is inconclusive. Upstream
kernel driver in 3.9 still seems to be buggy - unfortunately this issue
cannot be reproduced easily it seems. Will investigate further time
permitting. For the meantime I'm going back to the 3.2.0.32 kernel which
seems to be the
Hmm, what card is it in your Macbook? I just reinstalled Raring and installed
the freshly released 3.9 kernel and installed b43-fwcutter and
firmware-b43-installer.
I'm still getting the unsupported device error upon executing the installer
command. I'll try the BCM kernel source listed in addit
Issue seems to have disappeared in kernel 3.9. As indicated in my last
comment, I installed an upstream kernel (3.9.0-030900rc8-generic to be
precise) and ran a 24 hour ping test. According to system logs no
connection drops or loss of beacons. As a side effect, I could also
remove the b43 from the
Affects kernel 3.8.0-19-generic (stock on raring) too. I noticed wifi
connections dropping constantly and overall pretty bad wifi performance
after upgrading to raring recently. Testing with a 3.6.3 kernel produced
the same results. At first I thought the firmware was to blame but after
toying arou
Done, bug is hopefully reported upstream via email. Couldn't use the
suggested format originally as seen in comment #12 but I've attached the
info as the text document that comment links to. Hopefully this is
sufficient enough :)
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This issue appears to be an upstream bug, since you tested the latest
upstream kernel. Would it be possible for you to open an upstream bug
report[0]? That will allow the upstream Developers to examine the
issue, and may provide a quicker resolution to the bug.
Please follow the instructions on
Here's something else interesting, if I disable wifi and re-enable it after
manually connecting the connection is fine. It's as if you have to tell the
card that the ESSID is what it is and then it'll connect no problems.
Also curiously, apparently the wlan0 interface doesn't exist and hence, run
Still not fixed with mainline kernel 3.9rc3.
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Here is the output from the terminal for reinstalling the
firmware-b43-installer package. Interesting that it's 'unsupported' now.
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Tested 3.9 kernel and this seems to make the issue worse as now my
hardware has a delay on how long until connecting to networks becomes
available in the network manager menu.
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I've added the unable to test tag, the kernel doesn't appear to have
been fully compiled and packaged in the Mainline PPA at the minute, I'll
keep checking back though. Leaving as uncomfirmed at the moment until
I've actually got a kernel to test :)
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Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel? Refer
to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds . Please test the latest
v3.9 kernel[0] (Not a kernel in the daily directory) and install both
the linux-image and linux-image-extra .deb packages.
If this bug is fixed in the ma
Also forgot to mention, ran 'apt-get install --reinstall
firmware-b43-installer' and it downloaded fine, went to post config run it and
said something along the lines of 'Aborting: Unsupported Device 14e4:4331'.
4331 happens to be the card's model number in the Mac mini I have.
Hope this helps.
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