Awhile back. It did correct this problem for me after I:
disabled & re-enabled the "Atheros" driver in the Restricted Drivers panel.
Again, this solved the problem for me.
I know the "Atheros problem" exists for quite a few others (when doing a simple bug search). I've seen the problem reported quite a bit since beta and final release in Jaunty. I've been following them when I touch each of them. I'm not sure if this will fix the issue for the other bugs or not, but either way I'd like a usability sane way (like in Jaunty & Intrepid) to "just make the wireless cards work" upon install.
If I can do anything else to assist you -- please let me know.
Greetings Leann,
I installed:
linux-backports -modules- jaunty
Awhile back. It did correct this problem for me after I:
disabled & re-enabled the "Atheros" driver in the Restricted Drivers panel.
Again, this solved the problem for me.
I know the "Atheros problem" exists for quite a few others (when doing a simple bug search). I've seen the problem reported quite a bit since beta and final release in Jaunty. I've been following them when I touch each of them. I'm not sure if this will fix the issue for the other bugs or not, but either way I'd like a usability sane way (like in Jaunty & Intrepid) to "just make the wireless cards work" upon install.
If I can do anything else to assist you -- please let me know.
Sincerely,
Craig