notaz
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If you run "Upgrade pandora OS" you'll get some NetworkManager hacks (reboot or manual NetworkManager restart required). The problem with NetworkManager was that it tended to randomly request scans, even during critical events like association with AP, as well as while being connected. As our internal wifi firmware is rather fragile, those requests are likely to trigger bugs and cause problems like desynchronization from the AP, and may be the reason some people get disconnections.
The hacks disable all that excessive scanning. I don't know why it was scanning while connected at in first place, the code mentions roaming, but that's supposed to be handled by the kernel and wpa_supplicant, not NM.
So it would be nice to get some testing. The changes affect wifi sticks too, so their users should also report back.
The hacks disable all that excessive scanning. I don't know why it was scanning while connected at in first place, the code mentions roaming, but that's supposed to be handled by the kernel and wpa_supplicant, not NM.
So it would be nice to get some testing. The changes affect wifi sticks too, so their users should also report back.
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