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Ravi,
intriguingly, those systems are certified for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, not for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. My recollection is that the driver from the manufacturer was specifically directed at 12.04 (or it may have been a corresponding kernel version). The kernel has changed sufficiently from 12.04 to 14.04 for the driver no longer to be effective, as one understands it. Had the manufacturer updated the driver, or someone else taken over maintenance (with or without manufacturer's sponsorship), then this frustrating problem would not have arisen.
Cheers,
Robin
PS: It wasn't really necessary to quote all the certified machines (36 in total) in glorious detail!
On 23/12/14 15:29, Ravi Karki wrote:
> There are many Ubuntu certified laptops using the same RT3290 chip.
> List is below :
>
> The RaLink RT3290 Bluetooth is under the Bluetooth category and is contained in the ubuntu certified systems below.
> Why can't it be included in Standard Ubuntu release which can help many others too. ?
>
> <<34 HP & 2 Asus systems' detail DELETED.>>