BTW: According to the wifi mailing list this regression was introduced actually in Sept 2009 by fixing an rt2500pci bug which led to a rewrite of some parts of the wifi kernel stack. The rewritten parts are a common code path of some drivers and as such the problem is persistent for many hardware types. I couldn't identify a more fitting launchpad bug and
* there is no work around
* nobody with insight made a blog post yet describing the problem in more detail
* activating pre-release packages in ubuntu makes no difference; there is no fix, not even an untested
but
* work on the wifi mainling list is ongoing and there are success reports.
Yes, following http:// edtake. wordpress. com/2010/ 05/04/ubuntu- slow-wireless- after-upgrading -to-10- 04/ didn't helped either, in contrary, I completely lost my eth1 wlan port, but purging linux-backports -modules- wireless- lucid-generic helped.
BTW: According to the wifi mailing list this regression was introduced actually in Sept 2009 by fixing an rt2500pci bug which led to a rewrite of some parts of the wifi kernel stack. The rewritten parts are a common code path of some drivers and as such the problem is persistent for many hardware types. I couldn't identify a more fitting launchpad bug and
* there is no work around
* nobody with insight made a blog post yet describing the problem in more detail
* activating pre-release packages in ubuntu makes no difference; there is no fix, not even an untested
but
* work on the wifi mainling list is ongoing and there are success reports.