Am Mittwoch, den 15.07.2009, 15:37 + schrieb Teej:
> I think they should be left as fix released, as it is advised to use the
> proprietary driver not the open source one in this case, since the open
> source driver does not provide enough stability. If after changing you
> are still experienci
what actually is the metric for poor performance? I can offer this:
computer1 is connected to my local net via fast ethernet. It has a file
of 500MB containing pseudo random numbers. I access this from computer2
via WLAN using:
scp 10.0.0.30:/home/test500mb /dev/null
and get these results for tra
I think they should be left as fix released, as it is advised to use the
proprietary driver not the open source one in this case, since the open
source driver does not provide enough stability. If after changing you
are still experiencing severe problems, then either report back on here
or for a qu
my device is a Asus Eee 900A. I am using WPA2 AES with a shared key.
lspci & lspci -v report it as:
02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg
Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
Subsystem: Device 1a3b:1026
My most often used AP is a linksys wrt600n running dd-
The model number for the WiFi card you're using should be on the box
that you bought it in. If the other two users could also provide the
same information as requested above, it would be very helpful.
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Oh, sorry, then I misunderstood your question. I thought you needed that
lspci information. How do I find out the model of the card?
And I’m using WPA.
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Thank you
Can you confirm what model of WiFi card you're using please?
Also if Gregory and flasbang can provide these details it will help.
Also, are you using WEP WPA etc?
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Yes, sure.
$ lspci | grep -i wireless
02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg
Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
That is that silly little thing that previously required a special
version of the madwifi driver (the last release I know of was madwifi-
nr-r3366
Perhaps this is dependant on the actual model of wifi card/dongle, and
only partially related to the ath5k driver itself. Of course distance,
EFI, obstacles are a factor in wifi signals, but I would've expected
there to be a significant increase as Gregory described.
Frederick, Gregory and flasban
I cannot confirm this. I have installed linux-backports-modules-jaunty,
but performance only increased little. Also the vanilla kernel 2.6.30
didn’t solve the issue for me.
In support forums, I have both heard people where the backports fixed
the issue, and some where they didn’t. So there seem to
Marking Fix Released. This is solvable by installing linux-backports-
jaunty as stated above. Thank you.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Thank you Gregory that helped me I was having problems with this for a
while I appreciate it
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installing the linux-backports-modules-jaunty package for its more up to
date ath5k driver helps significantly.
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Wine/Warcraft3 is just an application - if you have freezes with it,
then you probably also have problems with other applications - it's
just less likely that you'll notice them.
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The ath5k driver is causing intermittent wireless freezes in wine when
playing Warcraft 3. I since switched back to the madwifi driver, and now
everything is fine.
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Teej: "MadWiFi and ndis drivers perform better on noisy environments
than ath5k because we don't support Adaptive Noise Immunity (ANI) yet."
(& tx-power calibration) - possibly this is the cause of your problem,
since re-orienting or moving the laptop will affect the noise and
requiring tx power.
Mine wireless is cripled too.
I had normal speed with my laptop's wireless card in Intrepid but since I
installed Jaunty beta I have poor speed. It jumps, stops then for few secs is
normal and the all over again. As I said, no such issue with ath5k in Interpid
nor from some others (Live) distros
I already have Jaunty alpha all latest everything, including ath5k, and I'm
experiencing similar problems. When there is high bandwidth usage the
connection goes all crappy, for want of a better word. Also I seem to have
stumbled on another reason causing it...positioning, which could be down to
ath5k is the open source driver supplied with the linux kernel. The
option of installing the old ath_pci driver is not a great one - it is
mostly unsupported upstream and essential stuff like suspend/resume is
broken. Installing ndiswrapper and the Window drivers which is mentioned
in the ubuntufor
I don't see hwy this was marked as the main one, its simply another bug
report summarising 4 others, I believe my one bug 331822 should be the
main as there is a workaround for the ath5k problem which may be missed
if this is main.
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