Interesting that there are two places for unloading modules before suspend:
/etc/pm/config.d/
/etc/default/acpi-support
Does anyone know which is to be preferred?
@Ezra Reeves
The out of the box driver for the Ralink 2860 card (rt2800pci) should work, at least if two things are taken care of:
1) there is a bug with pcie_aspm (PCI bus power saving) that is fixed with the kernel now in natty-proposed. This bug breaks the WLAN after a suspend when pcie_aspm is activated (e.g. on battery)
2) with PEAP with TKIP/MSCHAPv2 the module needs to be loaded with "nohwcrypt=1" according to bug 777215.
If you find the out of the box module to have another bug it would be helpful if you made a separate bug report about this with ubuntu-bug linux so that it can be investigated and fixed.
Could you make your question about module unloading more specific?
Interesting that there are two places for unloading modules before suspend: acpi-support
/etc/pm/config.d/
/etc/default/
Does anyone know which is to be preferred?
@Ezra Reeves
The out of the box driver for the Ralink 2860 card (rt2800pci) should work, at least if two things are taken care of:
1) there is a bug with pcie_aspm (PCI bus power saving) that is fixed with the kernel now in natty-proposed. This bug breaks the WLAN after a suspend when pcie_aspm is activated (e.g. on battery)
2) with PEAP with TKIP/MSCHAPv2 the module needs to be loaded with "nohwcrypt=1" according to bug 777215.
If you find the out of the box module to have another bug it would be helpful if you made a separate bug report about this with ubuntu-bug linux so that it can be investigated and fixed.
Could you make your question about module unloading more specific?