I did have a problem Friday morning before the session start. I got
an IP address, but couldn't even ping the router. The person next to
me was fine. Reboot and release/renew didn't help. I finally walked
to a different place to force a roam, and everything worked fine.
One data point.
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 20:12:42 +0100, Leif Johansson
<leifj(_at_)it(_dot_)su(_dot_)se> wrote:
As I wrote this it got longer and longer, so the abridged version is:
- We had problems on Monday, but we believed the wlan to
be operational (albeit without IPv6) with a few obscure
problem reports from Tuesday onward. If people were
I mostly had no problems from Tuesday onwards with one exception: I had
to reload my kernel driver after each sleep - possibly this causes a
full reset of the hardware or something. This is something I seldom (but
not never) have to do.
I'd be willing to lay odds that the people who saw problems from Tuesday
share some hardware characteristics: for instance the same or a small
number of chipsets. My guess is that all AP-chipset combos are not
created equal.
MVH leifj
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