Alright!! The blacklist of the kernel module worked..well sorta. What I had to do was this:
In /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf add the following under (comment is just for docs):
# r8192se_pci is a bad/old driver (Ubuntu: #544485)
blacklist r8192se_pci
do the make/make install to install the driver. Now, what you have to do is rename the module so that the blacklist doesn't blacklist it too:
cd /lib/modules/'uname -r'/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/
sudo mv r8192se_pci.ko r8192.ko
sudo depmod -a
On the next reboot the driver should be loaded.. :) Now if I only get the CIFS shutdown hang fixed, I'll have a workable system.. :)
Anyway, hope this helps some people. This is obviously a temporary solution until the updated driver gets in the kernel or ubuntu provides an update to fix this.. Thanks!
Alright!! The blacklist of the kernel module worked..well sorta. What I had to do was this:
In /etc/modprobe. d/blacklist. conf add the following under (comment is just for docs):
# r8192se_pci is a bad/old driver (Ubuntu: #544485)
blacklist r8192se_pci
do the make/make install to install the driver. Now, what you have to do is rename the module so that the blacklist doesn't blacklist it too:
cd /lib/modules/'uname -r'/kernel/ drivers/ net/wireless/
sudo mv r8192se_pci.ko r8192.ko
sudo depmod -a
On the next reboot the driver should be loaded.. :) Now if I only get the CIFS shutdown hang fixed, I'll have a workable system.. :)
Anyway, hope this helps some people. This is obviously a temporary solution until the updated driver gets in the kernel or ubuntu provides an update to fix this.. Thanks!