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    Exclamation wireless is incredibly slow - maverick fresh install

    Hi,

    yesterday I did a fresh install with 10.10 on my notebook.
    Everything seemed to work fine, my ath9k wireless connected right away to my network. However, the network speed I get, according to the system monitor, is 0 most of the time and has bumps of around 1kb/s every 20 or so seconds.
    It's impossible to even think about using the internet.
    My smartphone uses the same network and runs perfectly well with the 6Mbit/s it's supposed to have, so I'm sure it's neither my router nor my ISP.
    Downloading the wireless backports package via phone and installing them did no good, either. Nobody on #ubuntu seemed to care/know, so you guys are my last hope. What can I do? Could it help to try a different wireless client, say wicd? Where could I get a complete package with all dependencies?

    Thanks in advance!

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    Re: wireless is incredibly slow - maverick fresh install

    seriously, nobody??

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    Re: wireless is incredibly slow - maverick fresh install

    It also happens to me and the same result with WICD

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    Re: wireless is incredibly slow - maverick fresh install

    Quote Originally Posted by tiz29 View Post
    It also happens to me and the same result with WICD
    well, at least I'm not alone with this problem

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    Re: wireless is incredibly slow - maverick fresh install

    bump

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    Re: wireless is incredibly slow - maverick fresh install

    I don't have the same problem with 10.10, but could this be due to IPv6? I had that problem a couple of times. You could try that in firefox: Type about:config, agree to be carefull and change network.dns.disableIPv6 to true. If firefox is responsive again after that, you should disable IPv6 system wide. If not, I fear I don't know what to do.

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