On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 09:17:48PM -0000, Steen Brisson wrote:
> Just today I got my own system fixed. In hindsight I makes sense if
> our problem has been with a madwifi-ng-0.9.4.5 package.
This bug is actually in madwifi-old, which is the default for most
Atheros cards in Ubuntu. The madwifi-ng included in Ubuntu is from the
madwifi svn as of 2006-05-29 and it works just fine (on Thinkpad X40 at
least).
Besides, with the madwifi-old driver I can transfer huge amouns of data
with no lockups while sometimes it hangs just a few minutes after
booting, so it's not quite the same issue.
On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 09:17:48PM -0000, Steen Brisson wrote:
> Just today I got my own system fixed. In hindsight I makes sense if
> our problem has been with a madwifi-ng-0.9.4.5 package.
This bug is actually in madwifi-old, which is the default for most
Atheros cards in Ubuntu. The madwifi-ng included in Ubuntu is from the
madwifi svn as of 2006-05-29 and it works just fine (on Thinkpad X40 at
least).
Besides, with the madwifi-old driver I can transfer huge amouns of data
with no lockups while sometimes it hangs just a few minutes after
booting, so it's not quite the same issue.
Cheers, Søren.