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On 2016-12-30 23:21, Mick wrote: |
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> > I have a wireless card : |
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> > # lspci |grep -i 802 |
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> > 24:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM43228 802.11a/b/g/n |
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> > But, because there is always a "but", After a certain quantity of |
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> > downloaded data, the card's stopping to work fine. I can't receive |
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> > anything. I need to stop an restart the systemd service. |
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> I don't know what problems are being reported on the model you are |
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> using, but previous models were experiencing problems with power |
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> saving. Use modinfo to find out what power saving parameters the |
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> module has and try disabling these, in case power management is the |
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> cause of the interruptions you are experiencing. |
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Yes, I have seen this with one of the wifi-to-usb devices. Most |
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infuriating, _not all_ traffic stopped working - I think it was just |
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incoming TCP SYN, so suddenly I couldn't ssh into the box, but could |
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still browse etc. This is a long ago memory, so could be wrong. |
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Since I got to the bottom of that I stopped using external wifi devices; |
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for my desktop, that means it is always connected over ethernet to |
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something that can be a wifi station reliably. Over the time, |
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"something" has been a router running openwrt, an old Eeebox running |
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debian, and now the same Eeebox running zeroshell [1]. |
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[1] |
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http://www.zeroshell.org |
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