iwlagn won't do wireless N

[psypher]

Hi All,

I have got the Intel Advanced-N 6200 in my laptop. Enabling N seems to be working so far, copy went from 2MB/s to 5.3/MB/s, iwconfig now states 802.11abgn, Bit rate=144.4 Mb/s (insted of 54mb). Although I have a 300mb AP and wireless card. Anyone know how to get it to run at 300mb?

Thanks

[haidoura]

This solved my problem:

cat /etc/modprobe.d/iwlagn.conf
options iwlagn 11n_disable50=1 11n_disable=1

the file iwlagn.conf was not available under that directory, so I added it and then reloded the iwlagn module by:

sudo modeprobe -r iwlagn
sudo modeprobe iwlagn

[awm086]

I feel like I may be having a similar problem on Ubuntu 12.10. At home I can connect to the wireless with no problem. At work, I cannot connect to the access point with highest signal, which I find using nm-tool:

Infra, 00:24:6C:80:D7:40, Freq 2462 MHz, Rate 54 Mb/s, Strength 64

I know that, because when I boot in Mac OS x, it connects just fine. I tried specifying the MAC address of the access point, but network manager refuses to connect to it. Here is the sys log .
My card is

Broadcom Corporation BCM4331 802.11a/b/g/n

Can anyone help?

[wildmanne39]

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