1. I'm unsure of what video driver my installation uses.
2. Today I figured I'd reinstall the patched driver, and then from the Firefox download screen I noticed that yesterday I had downloaded (& installed) http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26403054/xserver-xorg-video-via_0.2.903%2Bsvn713-1ubuntu2%7Eppa3_i386.deb Judging from the name (VIA) it is not an openchrome driver.
3. Nevertheless, Synaptic showed that I already had an openchrome driver installed.
4. So next I downloaded & installed http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26403053/xserver-xorg-video-openchrome_0.2.903%2Bsvn713-1ubuntu2%7Eppa3_i386.deb.
5. Changed power save settings and Rebooted.
6. Closed the lid and reopened. Screen comes back on and Hey Presto! The WLAN connection is still up!
THANKS!
Two questions left: a. How to check which video driver is actually in use?
b. Any guess when we could expect the latest Broadcom driver for the 4312 chip to become available for installation through 'get-apt'?
1. I'm unsure of what video driver my installation uses.
2. Today I figured I'd reinstall the patched driver, and then from the Firefox download screen I noticed that yesterday I had downloaded (& installed) http:// launchpadlibrar ian.net/ 26403054/ xserver- xorg-video- via_0.2. 903%2Bsvn713- 1ubuntu2% 7Eppa3_ i386.deb
Judging from the name (VIA) it is not an openchrome driver.
3. Nevertheless, Synaptic showed that I already had an openchrome driver installed.
4. So next I downloaded & installed http:// launchpadlibrar ian.net/ 26403053/ xserver- xorg-video- openchrome_ 0.2.903% 2Bsvn713- 1ubuntu2% 7Eppa3_ i386.deb.
5. Changed power save settings and Rebooted.
6. Closed the lid and reopened. Screen comes back on and Hey Presto! The WLAN connection is still up!
THANKS!
Two questions left:
a. How to check which video driver is actually in use?
b. Any guess when we could expect the latest Broadcom driver for the 4312 chip to become available for installation through 'get-apt'?