*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 430809 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430809
I have re-installed 32-bit and fully updated it. No longer problems with
wireless due to BIOS update.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 430809 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430809
I have only tested this with Live 32-bit after the BIOS update - there
was success, but not yet with an installed and fully updated 32-bit
system. I am currently using 64-bit Karmic without any problems at any
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 430809 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430809
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 430809
[Dell Latitude D430, iwl3945] Wireless can't be activated after disabling
kill switch
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 430809 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430809
most dell-laptop rfkill bugs should be fixed in latest kernels. do you
still see this with everything updated to latest and rebooting?
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What should the status of this bug be set to now?
** Changed in: network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => In Progress
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Out of interest is a fix going to be applied for non-updated BIOS
models, or possibly a recommendation added to the release notes to
upgrade to BIOS A03 (technically the best outcome - updated BIOS's are
better than non-updated ones).
Undoubtedly other Vostro 1520's are going to suffer this proble
Good news ensues. Sorry for the delay in returning to this, got very
busy over the weekend.
I applied the A03 BIOS update and SUCCESS, 32-bit live enabled the
wireless and I made successful connections.
I had trouble upgrading the BIOS on this model, here's what I didn't
do:
This applies to .ex
easy work around for this bug, is just to "rmmod dell-laptop" and add it
to /etc/modprobe.d/dell-laptop.conf
blacklist dell-laptop
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then everything works like a charm, once the dell firmware updates are
available for karmic, this shouldnt be a big drama.
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To rlh:
This I've seen before as a fix, and in relation to an Intel 5300 as well but in
this case it's unrelated as I don't even have pre-configured connection under
"Wireless", thanks for the reply anyway.
To icesmurf:
The good news is there's a BIOS update available to version A03. I had troub
I think this might be a dell-laptop regression, well, where it relates
to rfkill not registering properly. I'm wondering if a bios update will
fix it. (i think there was a ubuntu specific patch for the dell laptops
- not sure?)
in any case, i think it's tied into the rfkill detecting the wireless
Just an added note. On my Dell XPS1530 with a intel 3945 wifi card,
Karmic 32 bit with latest upgrades I was finally able to get stable
wifi. I went into network-manager (Right click - Edit connections) and
deleted my hidden wifi connection. Then I clicked on the antenna icon
and my hidden ssid was
Here's the lie of the land now. So far I have tried 32-bit live and
installed and 64-bit live and installed:
32-bit Live: no wireless
32-bit installed + updated: no wireless
(NOTE: I have done this completely fresh again with new ISO's to eliminate the
possiblity of a former bad ISO)
64-bit Live
OK, I'm booted into Live Karmic 64-bit and network-manager works!
I'll try 32-bit again, I'm downloading fresh ISO's of everything (I'm
paranoid) and first trying live and then fresh install and I'll see
whether this is an architecture based issue.
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I do indeed have a Dell, was actually going to post rfkill output but realised
that it got automatically submitted above. Heres another:
j...@vostro:~$ rfkill list
0: dell-wifi: Wireless LAN
Soft blocked: yes
Hard blocked: yes
1: phy0: Wireless LAN
Soft blocked: no
what do you get when running "rkill list" ... maybe you have a dell?
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Cheer Alexander. I'll try some messing with rfkill. I noticed somebody
else solved there similar problem that way, there setup was slightly
different and when I used rfkill to bring down certain ifaces it didn't
do anything although I didn't try all.
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subscribed tony who might know a bit more.
In syslog attached there is clearly the killswitch turned on, but he
says that wicd works at same time, so its probably a bug related to
rfkill.
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I have updated and no luck. Is it a drivers issue bearing in mind "wicd"
works perfectly?
Here's a series of things that lets me scan for networks.
When I do a "sudo iwlist scan" - I get the message "Network is down".
I then perform "sudo ifconfig wlan0 up" - it completes successfully.
Doing a
maybe upgrading everything to latest helps here? otherwise this is a
driver issue imo.
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please test whether the latest NM pieces I just uploaded to karmic help
(wait ~5h or so before upgrading/testing). Thanks!
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I'm also having a problem with the wifi connection. This is on a Dell 1530 and
1330 with Intel 3945 internal cards.
What's interesting is that the live beta from 10/3 that I put on a usb stick
works fine and connects to my wifi network just fine but doing an install from
bootup (NOT from the des
Does your mini 10v use an Intel 5300 AGN? If not this might be wider
than just my card.
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Dell mini 10v same problem occurs.
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I'm glad because I really felt alone for a while there. No searching I
could do was showing up anything to do with Karmic and 5300 problems
with disabled wireless.
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This appears to describe the problem that i am experiencing.
Equipment : Toshiba Satellite L300-20D
Please note that I am not technical.
( p.s. Karmic presents as most polished yet! )
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