I found turning off the power management for the network card improved throughput a lot.
sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off
I ended up adding this to rc.local so that it is set this way at...
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I found turning off the power management for the network card improved throughput a lot.
sudo iwconfig wlan0 power off
I ended up adding this to rc.local so that it is set this way at...
FWIW blacklisting rt2800usb is all it took to get my Linksys wusb100 working with 9.1 b5.
One other thing you might want to check is if the drive is being unmounted cleanly. Linux will mount it read-only if it appears to have been unmounted improperly. You should see a line in dmesg...
This is a shot in the dark, but I had a very similar problem recently, and like you tried everything. In the end I switched the router from using TKIP to AES for the encryption and suddenly...
I use aptitude, apt-get, and I compile from source from time to time, but one of the first things I do when I finish a fresh install is run automatix. It saves a load of time. What's wrong with...
One thing that also needs to be considered is that often the makers of the product don't actually own the drivers for the products they're distributing. They are often making a board that uses a...
I'm afraid I don't know how to help you, but I am very interested in getting XCOM up and running. If you could turn this into a howto once you get the bugs ironed out, I'm sure it would be a very...
Actually I nearly lost a vacations worth of photos when I unplugged a flash drive from a windows machine without choosing to eject it first. Fortunately linux and fsck saved me. ;)
1. Wanted more control.
2. Love resurrecting old PCs.
3. Wanted to learn how computers really work.
Aside from that, my primary 'idealistic' motivation was a desire to see more competition on...
For the record I'm using Ubuntu on a Thinkpad 600E with a PII 366 and 192 megs of RAM. I got it for about $200 off of Retrobox.com a while back. I'm probably more productive with it than some folks...
I've got the AT&T 6700G with an atheros chipset. Working flawlessly with the madwifi modules that I think are from the restricted repository. I see this one on sale a lot at CompUSA.
Linux Format out of the UK gets my vote as well. I think it has something for every level of user, something I think a lot of other magazines lack. The DVD is excellent as well.