Is this bug considered solved? If looking on "Bugs in Linux Kernel" frontpage it seems to be included in "Bugs solved elsewhere (7)"? Please excuse I am not strong in this bug system, just trying to get my 2 laptops running again, or at least one.
One Dell XPS M1530 and one Sony Vaio VGN-TZ27GN/R, both with intel 4695 card connected to wirelss n router.
Following setups have been tested:
On the M1530:
*Backport package resulted in no connection.
*Backport generic package gives a connection but takes minutes after it states connected before anything bits are allowed through. Disconnects once in while and again minutes to continue work.
*Proposed Kernel (Without backports) still crashes the machine w. wireless on (Works fine without wireless).
On the Vaio:
*Backport package resulted in no connection.
*Backport generic package made it impossible to connect.
*Proposed Kernel (Without backports) still crashes the machine.
If a solution is placed somewhere else I hope someone can help with directions, thanks in advange.
Is this bug considered solved? If looking on "Bugs in Linux Kernel" frontpage it seems to be included in "Bugs solved elsewhere (7)"? Please excuse I am not strong in this bug system, just trying to get my 2 laptops running again, or at least one.
One Dell XPS M1530 and one Sony Vaio VGN-TZ27GN/R, both with intel 4695 card connected to wirelss n router.
Following setups have been tested:
On the M1530:
*Backport package resulted in no connection.
*Backport generic package gives a connection but takes minutes after it states connected before anything bits are allowed through. Disconnects once in while and again minutes to continue work.
*Proposed Kernel (Without backports) still crashes the machine w. wireless on (Works fine without wireless).
On the Vaio:
*Backport package resulted in no connection.
*Backport generic package made it impossible to connect.
*Proposed Kernel (Without backports) still crashes the machine.
If a solution is placed somewhere else I hope someone can help with directions, thanks in advange.