On Sat, 27 Mar 2021 at 17:06, David <dlocklea...@gmail.com> wrote: > I fixed my problem, as far as I can tell. > > When I first clicked on the list of wi-fi sources, it only listed the name > of the "motel" but on my > iPhone, their network service listed two motel wi-fi's, one for the > guest. For some reason, when I tinkered with some > things, NetworkManager listed both of the motel's wi-fi. The problem > then, was that each read the same > thing, "Bob's Motel." So I assumed the "guest" was the second choice, > and "way lah," that worked. > > So now my only problem, is that the motel's weak signal that I am getting > is too weak. > > I seldom update with wi-fi. I always wait until I can find an ethernet > connection. > > So any suggestions about updating with a weak wi-fi signal. Should I > just update one package at a time ? > > I did a wireless speed check using the classic-benchmark of P*rnhub, and > got choppy results. LOL ! >
With offline-upgrade running, packages download faster while guests who watch videos are asleep. It usually helps to improve signal strength with a better antenna or better placement of the existing antenna. A small change in antenna location can make a big difference. I have had problems upgrading over very slow and intermittent connections when new packages became available before last week's upgrades were finished downloading. -- (George N. White III
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