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There’s an issue with an Alpha/Beta Release of Ubuntu, what should I do?
Appreciate any help.
I upgraded to Ubuntu 12.10 and it's been a nightmare on my Wireless connections. Was fine with release 12.04. I knew I shouldn't have started chasing rainbows but the hype was too much to pass up :)
I first noticed it with my Droid Razor Hotspot connection ... then my UML290 Pantech with a Cradlepoint router and finally I just happen to have a freebie upgrade coming my way and got the Verizon's 4G LTE -890L-3D65 last week and the same issue (Wireless connection keeps dropping out ..sometimes I go for an hour or two , other times a few minutes. No rhyme or reason. I tested the same on my other PCs with Window 7 and XP on the same devices and the connections were/are rock solid. I chased down a few hits on the net but nothing really seem to work consistently and because I use VPN on these computers..wasn't sure to try the WICD. I'm relatively new to Linux anyways so I didn't want to push my luck. Was hoping to put this behind me when the final release comes out soon? Any ideals?
BTW, I use the ethernet connection and no issues. Any promises on the final release or perhaps an easy fix that I overlooked? There's no obvious disconnects.. I notice the bars go down a couple notches and I'm done. Sometimes the bars are full and I'm still done. I wait a couple minutes and it's back up again maybe for a few minutes...maybe even 30 minutes... but the connection will drop...it's aggravating.
Thanks,
