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2010-06-06
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There are two N900s in this household and both have the same problem. Both are on PR1.2 and connecting to the same access point which is a ZyXel G1000 V2 which I have updated to the latest firmware.
Basically they will connect to the wireless when they see it which is fine, but after a few minutes or so of no network connection they appear to disconnect from the WLAN, but the device still believes that it is sucessfully connected.
The upshot of all this is that when one of us actually bothers to do something on the n900 while in the house, it wont work. eg. the app manager will complain that all the repositories are down. To solve this we have to disconnect and reconnect to the WLAN manually.
I do have power management turned on, but surely if that is going to drop the connection to save power then it should know to bring it back up.
When this happens, ifconfig also believes that the WLAN is still up. It reports no errors or dropped packets and even counts the results of my failed ping attempts as sucessfully transmitted packets, though there are no more received packets, obviously.
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2010-06-06
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2010-06-06
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Basically they will connect to the wireless when they see it which is fine, but after a few minutes or so of no network connection they appear to disconnect from the WLAN, but the device still believes that it is sucessfully connected.
The upshot of all this is that when one of us actually bothers to do something on the n900 while in the house, it wont work. eg. the app manager will complain that all the repositories are down. To solve this we have to disconnect and reconnect to the WLAN manually.
I do have power management turned on, but surely if that is going to drop the connection to save power then it should know to bring it back up.
When this happens, ifconfig also believes that the WLAN is still up. It reports no errors or dropped packets and even counts the results of my failed ping attempts as sucessfully transmitted packets, though there are no more received packets, obviously.