I talked to the Dell support today, to get to speak to ProSupport. Turns out I am required to have purchased specifically the "developer edition" and not a random Dell XPS 13, else my Ubuntu issues don't justify a refund. Nice.
But the support people were helpfull in that they found out, that the "developer edition" is advertised to have a different wifi chipset compared to the windows versions. The Ubuntu ones have the 6230 and not the 6235:
Update:
I talked to the Dell support today, to get to speak to ProSupport. Turns out I am required to have purchased specifically the "developer edition" and not a random Dell XPS 13, else my Ubuntu issues don't justify a refund. Nice.
But the support people were helpfull in that they found out, that the "developer edition" is advertised to have a different wifi chipset compared to the windows versions. The Ubuntu ones have the 6230 and not the 6235:
http:// www.dell. com/us/ business/ p/xps-13- linux/pd www.dell. com/us/ business/ p/xps-13- l321x-mlk/ pd
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These chips are really different:
http:// www.intel. com/content/ www/us/ en/processors/ centrino/ centrino- advanced- n-6230- brief.html www.intel. com/content/ www/us/ en/processors/ centrino/ centrino- advanced- n-wimax- 6235-brief. html
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