It is interesting. I'm running the latest version of the vanilla drivers from Realtek (rtl8187se_linux_26[1].1022.0904.2008_Release.tar.gz) on Hardy. They compiled easily with only a few warnings, no errors.
The performance so far has been flawless. Everything works - iwconfig, iwlist, nm-applet, the works. I also haven't had any unexpected dropouts like in the previous version.
My question is - Why are all of the hacks and patches needed to get the driver even working under Intrepid? And then when it is working, why are there still bugs and crashes?
It is interesting. I'm running the latest version of the vanilla drivers from Realtek (rtl8187se_ linux_26[ 1].1022. 0904.2008_ Release. tar.gz) on Hardy. They compiled easily with only a few warnings, no errors.
The performance so far has been flawless. Everything works - iwconfig, iwlist, nm-applet, the works. I also haven't had any unexpected dropouts like in the previous version.
My question is - Why are all of the hacks and patches needed to get the driver even working under Intrepid? And then when it is working, why are there still bugs and crashes?