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Just checked, the linux-backports-modules package in jaunty is based on snapshot 2009-03-03 of ath5k module drivers.
I'm glad it works for you now :)
When you'll check the wlan in your city's library, let me know if issues are gone there too! ;)


Those good days I could play my nc10 in local ...

LPIA stands for 'Low Power Intel Architecture', it's similar to i386 but it's optimized for atom processors.
It's the architecture I'm currently using on my NC10.

The build processes for lpia on launchpad repositories have an higher priority than the i386 ones. Usually the lpia packages are built ...

I'm using network-manager with no special settings... I just select my wlan from the list, insert the password, and I'm online.
My router's wifi is set as BG, with WPA2 encryption.
Please give a try with the new linux-backports-modules package on my repository.
It's updated to 2009.05.01 (today ...

Hi Voria, I've installed Ubuntu netbook 9.04 remix on my nc10, everythink seems to work fine but I have an extremely slow wifi !

I've installed the packages you recommand from your repository, but still the wifi is slow.

Can you give me some advice ?

Thanks


Maike05,
did you check other ...

Hi Voria, I've installed Ubuntu netbook 9.04 remix on my nc10, everythink seems to work fine but I have an extremely slow wifi !

I've installed the packages you recommand from your repository, but still the wifi is slow.

Can you give me some advice ?

Thanks


Maike05,
did you check other wifi ...

Sorry, I forgot to say that you have to unload all previous modules (not only the ath5k but its 'dependencies' too) before to load the new one :P
I don't remeber all of them, but you can use the command
sudo make unload
then reload the ath5k module :)

(or restart the pc :P)


For the first ...

A new 'linux-backports-modules' is going to be released on jaunty (as well as a new kernel, 2.6.28-11), and it has all the patches for tx power calibration already in! Never thought they would be inserted so fast :P
As soon as possible I will build a custom package with the rfkill patches in too ...

Are you sure it's not a problem of the local library wlan, and not yours? It's strange that there is such a difference between your home and local library wlans. Anyway, I think the the tx patches would help, in any case.

Maybe you missed up some file/directory while preparing the sources for ...

Atm the wireless work better on intrepid (using the package from my repository with the patches applied) than on jaunty for me :P

Strange. For me Jaunty alpha6 home router wlan (not patched) works a little faster than Intrepid wlan! Speed 1M +-300k.
However, I tested this Jaunty wlan again in ...

Jaunty is evolving very fast, so some packages get old in short times...

try to update the package list first, with
sudo apt-get update

then retry with the above commands.

If it does not work yet, then wait some hours then retry.
Good luck! ;)


Thank you voRia,
this apt-get update made dpkg ...

You need to install various tools to build .deb packages.

Use this command:
sudo apt-get install devscripts debhelper

Then try again with 'dpkg-buildpackage' :)


No luck!
Maybe packet repository i broken in jaunty alpha6?

sudo apt-get install devscripts debhelper

Failed to fetch http://fi ...

The names of the patches don't make any difference.
Let's change approach :)

You can take the sources already patched from the package on my repository ( link ).

Replace the 'updates/compat-wireless-2.6' directory in the sources of 'linux-backports-modules.2.6.28-9' package with the one taken ...

You are using the default ath5k module included in the kernel package.
To use a newer module, install the 'linux-backports-modules-jaunty' package (that automatically will install the specific 'linux-backports-modules' package for your kernel).
If you want to apply the patches for the tx power ...

I mean the 'linux-backports-modules' for the kernel you're using.
If I'm not wrong, latest on jaunty is linux-backports-modules-2.6.28-9-generic .


This is a mess for me:

~$ uname -r

2.6.28-9-generic


Packages in synaptic (not installed):

linux-backports-modules-2.6.28-9-generic

Ubuntu ...

Download and extract the sources for the 'linux-backports-modules' package you are using.
Apply these patches (I have numbered them, the first one is for the rfkill function, the second one is for the reset problem, all the rest is for the tx power calibration).
Rebuild the package (with the 'dpkg ...