i never got back to it because i set my router to 802.11g in order to get a
freeze and try lamos' solution..
Strange thing though, i never got a freeze.. so, i don't know if something i
did accidentally fixed the problem, or if a fix was issued in an update..
i set it back to b and g to see if
nope... the LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so
doesn't work for me..
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it's definitely related to 802.11g because i set my wireless router to "only b"
and haven't got a freeze since..
so there is a solution for those that have admin privileges on the router
they're connecting (there should be an option for that)..
i have yet to try lamos' solution to confirm..
car
sorry guys, bad news... it was probably wrong getting too excited and
posting without testing it longer..
i changed my router back to "b and g" to check if that was what fixed it and 10
min later i got a panic..
so that leaves me with either luck or the 801.11g being the problem.. i ll
report ba
cheers everybody.. i have good news...
after setting up everything with the new modem, i haven't had a kernel
panic the whole day (some serious traffic has been going on like p2p
more than 500 kBs, media streaming etc).. i sure hope it's not just
luck..
i did 2 things..
1) changed my wireless ro
unfortunatelly i have the same problem, and, i too, only got it after
upgrading to intrepid (even though i think it was already a known
problem)... same case, experiencing kernel panics mostly when doing
intense network stuff...
i installed linux-backports-modules thinking it might help.. nothing
