I was afraid of that; the system having this trouble for me is a laptop,
so I'm leery of removing those.
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i think acpi may be crucial for laptops as of its description, but i have
desktop PC and it does not bother me too much.
its description also says that it is "able to suspend, hibernate and resume the
computer", but suspending/resuming works just the same as before for me.
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Are there any negative reprocussions that might result from uninstalling
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…seems like it really helped me, two successful days can't lie :)
the only tiny moment left to solve is that after suspend/resume the
connection is lost once after a few minutes, but one (omg, finally, at
least just one) reconnect via wifi turn off/oni gives stable connection.
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guys, i dont know if it somehow related or not, but yesterday i was bored and
removed some old unused packages from my system. and surprisingly today my
connection was not dropped at all, it was stable for the whole day.
i have removed some unused libs, some apps, but i think the most notable stu
On 08/12/2013 05:30 PM, DFarmerTX wrote:
> In order to compile the realtek driver, I had to add the following to
> the top of the pci.h file.
>
> #ifndef __devinit
> #define __devinit
> #define __devinitdata
> #endif
>
> This comments out some macros that are present in older kernel sources.
A bet
In order to compile the realtek driver, I had to add the following to
the top of the pci.h file.
#ifndef __devinit
#define __devinit
#define __devinitdata
#endif
This comments out some macros that are present in older kernel sources.
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Just tried that, a7x. If anything, performance actually seems worse now.
I'm now seeing close to 40% packet loss coupled with rapid, frequent
Reason 6 dissociations (the cause of said packet loss).
My /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/rtl8192cfw.bin still has the sha1 sum listed by
Pauli earlier, so presumab
> No joy for me, Pauli. I tried simply copying the firmware included
> with the new driver into /lib/firmware/rtlwifi and verified the SHA1
> sum matched the one you listed. I rebooted the machine (to avoid
> dealing with any rmmod/modprobe shenanigans) and continue to see
> ~10% packet loss due to
Sorry, I thought I made it clear with my reply that I checked the
sha1sum on the firmware and it matched the one you listed.
"No joy for me, Pauli. I tried simply copying the firmware included with
the new driver into /lib/firmware/rtlwifi and verified the SHA1 sum
matched the one you listed."
Th
If they are the same, then there is probably some other difference in
our hardware (my adapter was sold as "Asus PCE-N15", not sure how to
identify it better). Good luck for the ubuntu/kernel developers to trace
this issue...
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@Ryan McClure:
Check from dmesg which firmware you are using. Also, give the sha1sum of
the corresponding firmware (otherwise it's not possible to know which
one you have):
$ dmesg|grep -i firmw
[ 12.149725] rtl8192ce: Using firmware rtlwifi/rtl8192cfw.bin
$ sha1sum /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/rtl819
No joy for me, Pauli. I tried simply copying the firmware included with
the new driver into /lib/firmware/rtlwifi and verified the SHA1 sum
matched the one you listed. I rebooted the machine (to avoid dealing
with any rmmod/modprobe shenanigans) and continue to see ~10% packet
loss due to repeated
Things seem also be working without problems with the Ubuntu-supplied
driver in linux-image-3.8.0-27-generic 3.8.0-27.40, but with the newer
firmware.
$ sha1sum /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/rtl8192cfw.bin
bbd9b4e2c53e18df3aed03d22eee8d8c22ef9a8e /lib/firmware/rtlwifi/rtl8192cfw.bin
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Thanks, peter b, but I'm not even at that stage yet. The issue I am
having is that I cannot compile the driver because of apparent code
errors reported by the compiler.
If/when I can get the thing to compile, I will be sure to follow your
tips from #193/194.
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peter.
On 13-07-30 04:34 PM, Ryan McClure wrote:
> I did. "For my part, I cannot get past the MAKE portion due to an
> apparent Error in the included pci.h file on line 247."
>
> Here's unam
I did. "For my part, I cannot get past the MAKE portion due to an
apparent Error in the included pci.h file on line 247."
Here's uname -a, as well:
Linux *** 3.8.0-27-generic #40-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jul 9 00:17:05 UTC 2013
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Here's the full output from make:
root@***:/ho
Perhaps you should list the line that gives the error, as it is not
clear what kernel you are using.
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Wireless not working in 12.04 for rtl
For my part, I cannot get past the MAKE portion due to an apparent Error
in the included pci.h file on line 247.
error: expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or '__attribute__' before
'rtl_pci_probe'
This causes an Error 1 building base.o, which then causes an Error 2 in
the overall process. I'm afraid I
Paul, can you post the exact steps you went through to obtain and build
both the latest driver and firmware, just so we have it here for
posterity?
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I forgot to mention that prior to that, I also tested the backports
driver from `backports-3.10-rc1-2.tar.bz2`. It did not improve the
situation. Of course, this was still with the sha1 4fc1e72c5f8...
firmware bundled with Ubuntu 13.04.
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Here's one more data point:
I have Realtek PCI adapter that lspci reports as "Realtek Semiconductor Co.,
Ltd. RTL8188CE 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter (rev 01)".
It uses the rtl8192ce driver. With the default driver and firmware supplied by
Ubuntu 13.04 (linux-image-3.8.0-23-generic, 3.8.0-23.34; fi
Someone in the French Ubuntu usergroup created a package with a DKMS
version of the drivers (see http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/wifi_realtek_rtl8192ce)
Here is the download link: http://ubuntuone.com/5lXovIEjNfiZLmN59Rx9Wp
I have them running on a bunch of Intel classmates at the moment. They seem
to wo
@karneseric
Providing drivers is really up to the manufacturer.
You might have better luck exchanging the WLAN card for a supported
moddel if you can.
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Would love to switch to linux but I'm stuck with Windows until this is
fixed :( Doesn't seem like I will ever get the opportunity since this
bug was reported in 2011 and still isn't fixed..
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Ubuntu 13.04 still has the problem. im using ASUS PCE-N15, rtl8192ce driver.
as Larry suggested, i've tried latest compat-drivers-3.9-rc4-2-su yesterday and
selected new rtlwifi to install.
at first it seems the new driver solved the problem, but connection is still
very-very unstable and got los
Once kernel 3.10 is released, those changes will be in it. Otherwise,
you need to build a kernel using the wireless-testing git repo.
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Wire
Any chance those updates will be intergrated in 13.04 Final ?
I also have Realtek RTl8188CU. As a card and as a usb adaper.
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On 03/27/2013 03:09 AM, Larry Finger wrote:
> There is a major update of all the rtlwifi drivers that was submitted
> last Sunday evening. If accepted, those 25 patches should be in the
> latest compat-drivers in about 2 weeks. If you cannot wait, those
> patches are in the linux-wireless archives
There is a major update of all the rtlwifi drivers that was submitted
last Sunday evening. If accepted, those 25 patches should be in the
latest compat-drivers in about 2 weeks. If you cannot wait, those
patches are in the linux-wireless archives in a form that can be applied
to the wireless-testin
Yep, I've been keeping a usb wireless card with my laptop at all times
because of this issue. The connection through the realtek is very
sketchy.
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upgrade to raring, kernel updates to 3.8.0-14-generic, but rtl8192ce
still not work right, after frustrating, plug a usb wireless card, which
works fine. Is this a bug in the original realtek driver or something,
do these guys know about this problem, it affectes the normal use of the
wifi.
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I've been having issues with the realtek wireless on my Toshiba
Satellite L645 running lubuntu 12.10.
I want to try and install the latest driver from realtek's website,
0012.0207.2013 -
http://www.realtek.com.tw/DOWNLOADS/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=21&PFid=48&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&Get
@Larry: Ooops, it's ee not ce. However, something has changed because i
have no slowdowns anymore. And only 1 really fast reconnect. Is it
possible that there is a change the 3.5 kernel that helps us? I thought
that the use of diversity is responsible for the better connection but
when it's not for
Just how do you think that adding antenna diversity for the rtl8188ee is
going to help a totally different device? That change has no more effect
than the changes in the driver card for your video device..
I am currently reviewing the differences between the 2013.02.07 driver
and the one that was
Hi all,
i installed the new point release of precise 12.04.2. And then i
installed the driver package from the realtek site (0012.0207.2013). It
seems that it works now. No more disconnects no slow downs for me. A
look in the release notes shows, that they added antenna diversity for
8188ee, mayb
Ryan: If the latest vendor driver fails due to Reason 6 disassociation
problems, then I probably will not be able to fix it. That certainly
will need help from Realtek. What is the make/model of your AP?
Sirius1977: Most of the details of interaction with the AP are
controlled by mac80211, not the
Just a clue, but i remeber that my WLAN Router (TP-Link 1043ND) hangs
several times when i am under linux. In Windows the router never
freezes.
Maybe this bug only occurs specific routers and there is something in
the realtek driver that breaks a specification.
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This is the file listed on RealTek's website in their download section,
to which I thought you referred in comment #203.
Linux driver for kernel 2.6.24 (and later) 0011.0128.2013
2013/1/28 12823k
I downloaded this driver and ran make, make install.
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What new driver? All that was changed was the firmware. Did you do
something else?
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Title:
Wireless not working in 12.04 for rtl8192ce (RTL8188CE)
No improvement with the new driver/firmware. Still seeing 10-20% packet
loss, due to Reason 6 dissociation errors.
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Title:
Wireless not working in
I have installed the new driver, confirmed that it is being used (or, at
least, that the date on the driver in /lib/modules/3.5.0-23-generic/
that matches the name of the driver listed in lspci -v matches today's
date), and can at least report that it does not offer worse performance
(that is, I am
Thanks for the report, but I don't see that you were one of the people
with a problem.
Does it fix anyone's problem?
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Wireless not working
The new firmware posted in #203 seems to work just fine for me, on
3.5.0-23-generic amd64.
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Wireless not working in 12.04 for rtl8192ce (RT
I do not know if the new rtl8192cfw.bin file in the latest vendor driver
will make any difference as I have not tested with it. Please test and
report back.
** Attachment added: "New firmware rtl8192cfw.bin from vendor driver
0010.0109.2013"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bu
I just purchased an Asus PCE-N15 card which relies on the same driver
and I was experiencing litterally very little connection (if at all).
>From all I have read, downloading the drivers available directly on the
Asus site will not work.
I have somehow (and really mean somehow cause I'm not that t
Tried the RTL8192CE driver shipping with mainline kernel
3.8.0-030800rc4; still same behaviour as with all other kernels and
patched modules I've tried (no disconnects, but high amounts of packet
loss no matter the WLAN configuration on the router). I ended up getting
a ath9k card, which works flaw
Looks like that there is a new version available on the Realtek site:
0010.0109.2013
Can someone test? I have no Ubuntu at the moment because wifi was so flaky,
even with the version from for dkms.
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Lenova Thinkpad e430 edge
Wireless Network Interface card - RTL8192CE
I can also confirm this bug on any kernel newer than 3.2.0-23. The distro does
NOT make any difference, every ubuntu spin(have not tried mint linux), fedora,
arch.
The easiest fix for me was to lock my kernel version to 3.2.
I have recently found this article (http://www.webupd8.org/2013/01/fix-
wireless-or-wired-network-not.html) and it seems to solve the issue for
me. It's been 3 or 4 days since I followed the instructions and so far
the network connection after resume has been perfect.
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Toshiba Satellite C875-S7304 running a Realtek RTL8188CE.
I have followed this thread for some time and have tried most every
suggestion contained within to resolve my issue with limited success. I
just wanted to pass on that I have had no issues running Ubuntu 13.04
and LinuxMint 14 with my card
~/rtl8192ce-dkms/r8192ce-0007.0809.2012-1~classmate~121102~1cw$ debuild -i -us
-uc -b
debuild: fatal error at line 627:
cannot find readable debian/changelog anywhere!
Are you in the source code tree?
Well I guess.
Also, in light of samuels comment, I think I'd rather just play on the safe
side
Ive tried all that and problem still persist see
http://askubuntu.com/questions/231466/x230-tablet-realtek-8192ce-
connects-to-router-but-no-internet
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sorry, did not mention on the prev post - the new driver/wifi works
flawless, for 2 days now,
until . a new kernel is installed. will the newer kernels have this
new rtl driver buit in ? it would really be great.
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on acer 725 rtl8188ce same problem with 1204 and with mint equivalent.
pls take a look at
http://askubuntu.com/questions/192873/toshiba-satellite-c850-wlan-
rtl8188ce-not-working
I just finished successfuly compiling and installing rtl8188ce driver
indicated on the url above. first, download the
@samuel-6nk, please report that to Realtek, I just packaged their
driver.
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To mana
Tried the DKMS solution in #166 with my 12.10 system, but now get kernel
panics as soon as the network link is established (now booting from live
CD and am trying to repair the system). The last entries in the syslog:
kernel: [ 18.336282] wlan0: associated
kernel: [ 18.336945] cfg80211: Callin
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The vendor driver is what I want to be using, isn't it -- the newest one
direct from RealTek?
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Title:
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You are using the vendor driver. The version built into the kernel would
have a module parameter named "debug" that would show up in the modinfo
output output for rtl8192ce.
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No, modprobe is not pointing at that folder. As I said in #184, "modinfo
rtlwifi, et. al. now show each of the modules pointing at the correct
driver file, with the expected file date of yesterday."
Uninstalling compat-wireless did remove the cw-3.6 directory completely.
modinfo rtlwifi
filename:
@mcc-mcc3d, is your modprobe still loading the drivers from the
updates/cw-3.6 directory? if so, installing compat-wireless/compat-
drivers might have no effect. You need to try to get rid of the
updates/cw-3.6 directory somehow. Maybe try checking whether it's part
of a debian package with dpkg -S
I had installed compat-wireless yesterday, but uninstalled it between
#182 and #184 (as mentioned in the first line of #184). The drivers I'm
presently using are ones I compiled yesterday from the RealTek website's
download section, with version 0007.*
To ensure that having compat-wireless install
@mcc-mcc3d: I think I understand from your previous posts that you're
now using drivers from compat-wireless 3.6 (updates/cw-3.6 directory),
is that correct?
The latest fixes are not in that version, so I'm not surprised that
you're still having problems.
Please could you try to remove whatever c
Okay, I uninstalled compat-wireless and restarted the system. modinfo
rtlwifi, et. al. now show each of the modules pointing at the correct
driver file, with the expected file date of yesterday.
However, I'm still getting ~10% packet loss even with the new driver,
and still seeing a ton of Reason
@mcc-mcc3d: something (maybe DKMS) has placed drivers in the updates
directory, which have precedence over the kernel directory, which is
normally reserved for the drivers that come with the kernel. I don't
know how to tell modprobe to ignore the updates directory, and I don't
think it makes sense
Just after I posted that, it dawned on me to just check the file date of
the .ko file listed in modinfo. Sure enough, I'm using the drivers from
/lib/modules/3.5.0-18-generic/updates/cw-3.6 (file date in mid-October)
instead of /lib/modules/3.5.0-18-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless,
which have t
@Ekimia: Rev 01.
Is there some field other than srcversion I should be checking to verify
whether or not I'm using the new driver?
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@mcc-mcc3d here are my modinfos:
admin@classmate:~$ modinfo rtlwifi
filename: /lib/modules/3.0.0-26-generic-pae/updates/dkms/rtlwifi.ko
description:Realtek 802.11n PCI wireless core
license:GPL
author: Larry Finger
author: Realtek WlanFAE
author: lizh
@Ryan McClure : What is the rev of your card ? there are at least 3 :
01, 05 , and ff . Check with lspci
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Also, I'm on ubuntu 12.04 64-bit.
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To manage notifications about this bug go to:
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I'm just a casual user and don't really know what I'm doing but here are
outputs for things you requested.
justin@willie:~$ modinfo rtlwifi
filename: /lib/modules/3.2.0-32-generic/updates/dkms/rtlwifi.ko
description:Realtek 802.11n PCI wireless core
license:GPL
author: La
#166 did NOT fix the issue for me. I tried downloading and compiling the
new drivers (locally; didn't use the git-clone/dpkg method mentioned),
but am still experiencing the exact same issue with "Reason 6" messages
and ~11% packet loss.
Can someone who found success with the new drivers confirm t
I can confirm that the instructions in #166 fix this issue for me.
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@u-contact-ekimia-fr: I'm guessing a PPA would be the easiest way for
users to get these drivers. However I don't feel particularly inclined
to make one myself, because interacting with Launchpad always makes me
feel that I'd rather be sticking forks in to my eyes.
Perhaps asking people to clone a
@gcc : I'm forking now your github to make it work with 0bda:8723
rtl8723e ( only firmware copying was missing)
in a general way, where would be the best place for this dkms sources
and binairies to be so anybody could easily install them ?
I mean for a 12.04 ubuntu user this updated dkms package
Also affects Quantal. The problem is still here.
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FYI, I am not a Ubuntu developer or user. I have no idea what
constitutes a package for Lucid, nor do I care.
You are the one that asked about about the compat-driver packages, which
are the way to get the latest version of the kernel drivers. You can, of
course, do whatever you want, or even wait
So "compat-driver packages" are actually not Ubuntu packages at all?
In that case I think the most convenient way to get (and maintain) this
driver is still via the DKMS package that I posted, and not via building
compat-wireless from source (which seems to be approximately
undocumented and pretty
The package would be for the kernel, in general, and not for any
specific distro release.
Although the patch has been pushed from wireless-next to net-next, it
does not seem to have made it into linux-next yet. When it does, you
should be able to get it through
https://backports.wiki.kernel.org/in
Thanks, any idea where I can find compat-driver packages (ideally for
lucid)?
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To
The changes in vendor driver 0007.0809.2012 are the ones that were
merged into the wireless-testing git repo on October 30. Accordingly,
they are in any compat-driver (formerly compat-wireless) package later
than November 1.
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I've been testing this device:
02:00.0 Network controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8188CE
802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter (rev 01)
Subsystem: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Device 8175
The drivers provided with Precise are very unreliable. Same fault as
above, either it won't connec
@Larry , just installed the 0006.0514.2012 driver on a 12.04.1 with a
RTL8188CE 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter (rev ff) with success.
Can't we just make a DKMS of it , instead of installing backported
modules ?
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All firmware files for Realtek devices are in the linux-firmware git
repo. Surely Ubuntu provides this as a standard package. I know that
openSUSE and Fedora both do.
There is a patch that was merged into kernel 3.7 and is being backported
into all the stable kernels to detect a so-called B-Cut of
Could this be helpful? Debian provides some firmware files:
http://wiki.debian.org/rtl819x
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persists in quantal 12.10 beta 2 (3.5.0-17-generic)
(I'll buy a new half size mini PCIe card I think)
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On 09/02/2012 11:54 AM, Ekimia wrote:
> @Larry : We tested cw-3.3 without any success. only the new
> "underground" version from Realtek correct the issues.
>
> Do you know if this version 0006.0514.2012 will be integrated soon ?
>
> it seems There are several Cards with 8188CE and only the newer o
@Larry : We tested cw-3.3 without any success. only the new
"underground" version from Realtek correct the issues.
Do you know if this version 0006.0514.2012 will be integrated soon ?
it seems There are several Cards with 8188CE and only the newer ones
have this problem, the new one has the Bluet
For the first time my RTL8188CE works great on 3.2/12.04.1 with the
version 0006.0514.2012
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Status: In Progress => Triaged
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu Precise)
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Cross-posting from the Ubuntu Forums thread -- I tried the new driver.
Other than improving the signal strength when the connection is up, it
does not improve the stability of the connection or the spate of Reason
6 errors.
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Sorry for my English (translated with google)
Here is the latest realtek driver from the month of May to compile:
http://ubuntuone.com/2BDt3O2YqZv8QDqQWoZshQ
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CaptSaltyJack: Yes, still an issue in 3.2.0-26. Also an issue in 3.4
alpha 6, last I checked.
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Title:
Wireless not working in 12.04 for rtl8192ce
it will be a good day when this is fixed
On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 8:48 AM, CaptSaltyJack
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> Is this still an issue in 3.2.0-26?
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Is this still an issue in 3.2.0-26?
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Title:
Wireless not working in 12.04 for rtl8192ce (RTL8188CE)
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Still no brilliant ideas on my end.
New notes since my last comments:
1) I have elected to return to the Ralink USB adapter, since it was
exhibiting the same trouble, independent of which Ubuntu machine it was
attached to.
2) The RealTek adapter connects without issue on my wireless G network
at
Same device on same laptop works optimally in Windows 7 64.
Additional info: This is what I get from lspci -vv when it disconnects:
08:00.0 Network controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8188CE
802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter (rev 01)
Subsystem: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Device 82
Same issue here on a Toshiba C850 using Realtek rtl_92* driver. WLAN won't
connect consistently, and when it does it drops after a minute.
Info:
sudo lspci -v
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family
DRAM Controller (rev 09)
Subsystem: Toshiba America
Someone meantioned that the wifi works ok with quantal aplha 1. Have
someone been able to test it?
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Title:
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