Confirming that the workaround right at the top of the bug report works for me:
Add the following to /etc/rc.local
rfkill unblock wifi
rfkill unblock all
modprobe -r acer-wmi
However, as the OP points out, the network speed is horrible. It will stay at max. throughput for a while but will then drop down to less than 1Mbps after a time. This appears random - sometimes it will stay at max for anything up to ~20-30minutes but at others it happens almost straight after boot...
...which confirms the behaviour with the "rt2500pci" driver - it obviously affects rt2800pci too...
For me (also using a Lenovo S205 which has the RT3090 card), Markus' Natty DMKS driver for rt3090sta *doesn't* work.
It builds, installs and appears to be servicing the WLAN card, but I cannot scan for any networks (either with Network Manager or iwlist via CLI) nor add any manually.
Confirming that the workaround right at the top of the bug report works for me:
Add the following to /etc/rc.local
rfkill unblock wifi
rfkill unblock all
modprobe -r acer-wmi
However, as the OP points out, the network speed is horrible. It will stay at max. throughput for a while but will then drop down to less than 1Mbps after a time. This appears random - sometimes it will stay at max for anything up to ~20-30minutes but at others it happens almost straight after boot...
I have found this post on the rt2x00 team's forum: rt2x00. serialmonkey. com/phpBB/ viewtopic. php?f=5& t=6186
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...which confirms the behaviour with the "rt2500pci" driver - it obviously affects rt2800pci too...
For me (also using a Lenovo S205 which has the RT3090 card), Markus' Natty DMKS driver for rt3090sta *doesn't* work.
It builds, installs and appears to be servicing the WLAN card, but I cannot scan for any networks (either with Network Manager or iwlist via CLI) nor add any manually.