I have made a clean install of UNR 9.10 on my asus 1005 ha.
The wifi card is useless without backported modules. (Connection lost and have to stop/restart the module all the time).
With backported modules, it works fine at home. (Fast, stable connection on my WEP router).
At work, it keeps having te associate/dissociate problem that seems due to GNM.
(Maybe it is trigger by multiple
open access points, on the same network, and GNM trying to find the same one.)
Howard, I totally agree with you. Even if my netbook is small, I am never running while browsing the web and would be happy not to have any scan happening once I am connected.
Maybe for some people, it is really cool to list all the available networks at all the time, but it is necessary at least to have a configuration option to "stop scanning when connected, for faster network connection".
Ubuntu (and sadly GNU/Linux probably at the same time) will lose a great deal of users with that one.
Especially if they realise it is a known problem coming from a "feature" ( scanning of network).
I think i had less/no problem with Kubuntu (at least on the release candidate).
Hello all,
I have made a clean install of UNR 9.10 on my asus 1005 ha.
The wifi card is useless without backported modules. (Connection lost and have to stop/restart the module all the time).
With backported modules, it works fine at home. (Fast, stable connection on my WEP router). dissociate problem that seems due to GNM.
At work, it keeps having te associate/
(Maybe it is trigger by multiple
open access points, on the same network, and GNM trying to find the same one.)
Howard, I totally agree with you. Even if my netbook is small, I am never running while browsing the web and would be happy not to have any scan happening once I am connected.
Maybe for some people, it is really cool to list all the available networks at all the time, but it is necessary at least to have a configuration option to "stop scanning when connected, for faster network connection".
Ubuntu (and sadly GNU/Linux probably at the same time) will lose a great deal of users with that one.
Especially if they realise it is a known problem coming from a "feature" ( scanning of network).
I think i had less/no problem with Kubuntu (at least on the release candidate).