Christopher M. Penalver, I'd like to help with this issue. However, I'm unable to help because the computer locks up instantly after lightdm-greeter loads. I'm unable to login using lightdm or VTs, computer just locks with the latest kernel from -proposed. WLAN chip can't be disabled from BIOS and pressing FN+F3 (toggle wlan status) instantly after lightdm-greeter loaded didn't disable WLAN.
The computer was fine when I installed 12.04 LTS on it at home. Wlan worked well with 2.437 GHz/DHCP/WPA2-PSK [AES]. Then I travelled and the lock-ups started immediately after trying to connect to different WLANs.
I believe this issue originates to ath9k and its failure to handle different channels/frequencies and network setups. I'm not able to help with this issue anymore since I gave that Acer Aspire 5250-E302G25Mikk laptop away. To me 12.04 LTS seems to be completly broken on that laptop and its "Acer Nplify 802.11b/g/n" WLAN chip. Blame ath9k and Acer for picking those bad components into their laptops.
Christopher M. Penalver, I'd like to help with this issue. However, I'm unable to help because the computer locks up instantly after lightdm-greeter loads. I'm unable to login using lightdm or VTs, computer just locks with the latest kernel from -proposed. WLAN chip can't be disabled from BIOS and pressing FN+F3 (toggle wlan status) instantly after lightdm-greeter loaded didn't disable WLAN.
The computer was fine when I installed 12.04 LTS on it at home. Wlan worked well with 2.437 GHz/DHCP/WPA2-PSK [AES]. Then I travelled and the lock-ups started immediately after trying to connect to different WLANs.
I believe this issue originates to ath9k and its failure to handle different channels/ frequencies and network setups. I'm not able to help with this issue anymore since I gave that Acer Aspire 5250-E302G25Mikk laptop away. To me 12.04 LTS seems to be completly broken on that laptop and its "Acer Nplify 802.11b/g/n" WLAN chip. Blame ath9k and Acer for picking those bad components into their laptops.