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I have just installed Ubuntu 13.04, and am using an Atheros wireless card (AR5BWB222). I find that I can see networks, but cannot connect to any of them. Attempting to do so leads to about 30 seconds of attempting to connect, following by a message telling me that I have been disconnected. I have no backup network connection and cannot therefore run any sudo apt-get commands, although I can transfer files very slowly by loading Windows 8 and saving files to another partition (I cannot use a USB stick as only my two USB 3.0 ports appear to be recognized by Ubuntu, both of which I need for mouse/keyboard). lsmod tells me that ath9k is in use, but fixes related to using usehwcrypt=0 have had no effect. rfkill shows no hard or soft block. I will happily post any and all relevant diagnostic information, of course.



I apologize if I am repeating an already known bug, but my searches elsewhere have not given me any working solutions. This is particularly problematic as I need to install the wireless to be able to run boot-repair before I can even boot into the right partition to begin fixing my problems with the USB...


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This problem is partially solved. I have found that, if I enable IOMMU in my BIOS, the wireless and USB 2.0 ports start working - but the USB 3.0 ports stop working. A little frustrating, to say the least.


[#29487] Thursday, August 26, 2021, 3 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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