OK, I renamed the driver, then rebooted and modprobed rt2800pci. This had the "nice" side-effect of kicking the other laptop off the WiFi, and I couldn't get it to associate.
rmmod -rv rt2800pci followed by modprobe -v rt2860sta got me a Kernel Panic. When the laptop rebooted, the BIOS threw up this warning:
INFO [CHIPSET]: A HyperTransport Sync Flood event was detected on the last boot. Press F1 to continue booting.
Rebooted, renamed rt2860sta back and re-blacklisted rt2800pci, and now my WiFi is working again.
OK, I renamed the driver, then rebooted and modprobed rt2800pci. This had the "nice" side-effect of kicking the other laptop off the WiFi, and I couldn't get it to associate.
rmmod -rv rt2800pci followed by modprobe -v rt2860sta got me a Kernel Panic. When the laptop rebooted, the BIOS threw up this warning:
INFO [CHIPSET]: A HyperTransport Sync Flood event was detected on the last boot. Press F1 to continue booting.
Rebooted, renamed rt2860sta back and re-blacklisted rt2800pci, and now my WiFi is working again.
iwlist wlan0 scan:
Protocol: 802.11g
ESSID: "Stargate"
Mode: Managed
Channel: 11
Quality: 100/100 Signal level:-41 dBm Noise level:-83 dBm
Encryptio n key:on
Bit Rates:11 Mb/s
IE: WPA Version 1
Group Cipher : TKIP
Pairwise Ciphers (1) : TKIP
Authenticati on Suites (1) : PSK
philpem@ryoko:~$ iwlist wlan0 scan
wlan0 Scan completed :
Cell 01 - Address: 00:14:BF:9E:46:17