Can anyone explain this process?
After I flash the AAO with the 3305 bios, I get wireless, flawlessly, until my first reboot or standby that lasts more than 2 minutes.
No matter what I've tried: all the different bioses, all the different atheros drivers, all the different power management options, the atheros wireless client... everything, essentially, I can't get a connection to my router again.
Occasionally, the router appears. Once in a while, I'll get a bad connection for a minute or so, and then lose it.
I've repeated this exact process twice now, and I know it's reasonably similar enough to what everyone else originally had problems with, except no combination of BIOSes or drivers seems to give me any kind of consistency. I've tried every BIOS right up to the just-released 3307a which isn't even official, and installed all the sets of drivers (or almost all of them, over and over) under each new revision.
The only time things work is the first reboot immediately after the 3305 bios gets updated.
At that point my wireless LED isn't just doing a useless, intermittent blinking, but actually blinks and flashes when there's wireless activity, and I have a normal functioning AAO and all is temporarily well with the world.
If I reboot, or standby for longer than a few minutes, the Atheros goes back to being the single most useless wireless card ever created since... 50 years before the dawn of history.
Anything? I think I've tried every single magic solution on the forums (including this one here which is essentially my problem: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=6437), and my configuration that last worked is bios 3305 with 7.6.1.160.
Reboots, unfortunately, do nothing for me. At the moment, if I want wireless, I need to re-flash the bios every time, which is more than a little bit insane.
There's got to be some setting, something that's changing with each reboot/standby that doesn't exist right after the bios flash, but of course I have no idea what that is. Any ideas?
(oh, I'm using the 160gig, 1gig of memory, windows XP, 6-cell version like adamsully in the post above)
Please help me push aside this hellishly large speedbump blocking my way to using this computer like a normal person.
After I flash the AAO with the 3305 bios, I get wireless, flawlessly, until my first reboot or standby that lasts more than 2 minutes.
No matter what I've tried: all the different bioses, all the different atheros drivers, all the different power management options, the atheros wireless client... everything, essentially, I can't get a connection to my router again.
Occasionally, the router appears. Once in a while, I'll get a bad connection for a minute or so, and then lose it.
I've repeated this exact process twice now, and I know it's reasonably similar enough to what everyone else originally had problems with, except no combination of BIOSes or drivers seems to give me any kind of consistency. I've tried every BIOS right up to the just-released 3307a which isn't even official, and installed all the sets of drivers (or almost all of them, over and over) under each new revision.
The only time things work is the first reboot immediately after the 3305 bios gets updated.
At that point my wireless LED isn't just doing a useless, intermittent blinking, but actually blinks and flashes when there's wireless activity, and I have a normal functioning AAO and all is temporarily well with the world.
If I reboot, or standby for longer than a few minutes, the Atheros goes back to being the single most useless wireless card ever created since... 50 years before the dawn of history.
Anything? I think I've tried every single magic solution on the forums (including this one here which is essentially my problem: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=6437), and my configuration that last worked is bios 3305 with 7.6.1.160.
Reboots, unfortunately, do nothing for me. At the moment, if I want wireless, I need to re-flash the bios every time, which is more than a little bit insane.
There's got to be some setting, something that's changing with each reboot/standby that doesn't exist right after the bios flash, but of course I have no idea what that is. Any ideas?
(oh, I'm using the 160gig, 1gig of memory, windows XP, 6-cell version like adamsully in the post above)
Please help me push aside this hellishly large speedbump blocking my way to using this computer like a normal person.
