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[Bug 1086650] Re: Ralink wifi driver works fine on 12:04 but causes kernel panic on 12:10
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Title:
Ralink wifi driver works fine on 12:04 but causes kernel panic on
12:10
Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
On a Fujitsu Lifebook, I did a dual install of Windows 8 and Ubuntu 12:10.
For wifi it uses Ralink RT3290
To get the wifi working I got the driver from the Ralink web-site.
I followed the install instructions mentioned:
http://rricketts.com/installing-ralink-rt3290-wireless-drivers-in-ubuntu-12-04/
I was then able to connect to the wifi, but ubuntu was then very unstable.
I was never able to do more than about 30 seconds of surfing with firefox.
The OS would crash sometimes even before firefox was loaded.
Each time, I saw the following on the screen:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal exception in interrupt
panic occurred, switching back to text console
[drm] nouveau 000:01:00.0: no native mode. forcing panel scaling
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Had the following in /var/log/kern.log ( which may or may not be relevant ):
RT3290_AsicTxAlcGetAutoAgcOffset: Incorrect desired TSSI or current TSSI
The work around I found that entirely got rid of the problem was to switch from Ubuntu 12:10 to 12:04.
It is now working fine on my machine.
So it looks like we have one of the following:
(i) I've done something silly
(ii) there is a bug in 12:10 causing the crash
(iii) there is a bug in the ralink driver
(iv) something else
Here's more of the kern.log
Dec 4 19:09:49 ubuntu kernel: [ 485.329261] SSDA:(Two) Antenna Configuration
Dec 4 19:09:49 ubuntu kernel: [ 485.329266] cmbCtrl = 50c0ff00
Dec 4 19:10:13 ubuntu kernel: [ 509.273353] RT3290_AsicTxAlcGetAutoAgcOffset: Incorrect desired TSSI or current TSSI
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.226915] CacheVal-OnOff:0, bPCIclkOff:1, WlanFunCtrl:0xff000133
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.226923] ==> RTMPWlan 0, bPCIclkOff = 1, pAd->WlanFunCtrl.word = 0xff000123
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.226924] Set INT_MASK_CSR = 0
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.226932] ==> RTMPWlan 0, bPCIclkOff = 1, WlanFunCtrl.word = 0xff000120
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.226936] <== RTMPWlan 0 bPCIclkOff = 1 pAd->WlanFunCtrl.word = 0xff000120
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.233963] CacheVal-OnOff:0, bPCIclkOff:1, WlanFunCtrl:0xff000120
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.233972] ==> RTMPWlan 0, bPCIclkOff = 1, pAd->WlanFunCtrl.word = 0xff000120
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.233973] Set INT_MASK_CSR = 0
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.234004] ==> RTMPWlan 0, bPCIclkOff = 1, WlanFunCtrl.word = 0xff000120
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.234008] <== RTMPWlan 0 bPCIclkOff = 1 pAd->WlanFunCtrl.word = 0xff000120
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.238675] MACVersion=0x32900013
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.238681] CacheVal-OnOff:1, bPCIclkOff:0, WlanFunCtrl:0xff000120
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.238690] ==> RTMPWlan 1, bPCIclkOff = 0, pAd->WlanFunCtrl.word = 0xff000120
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.238692] ==> RTMPWlan 1, bPCIclkOff = 0, WlanFunCtrl.word = 0xff000121
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.238978] <== RTMPWlan 1 bPCIclkOff = 0 pAd->WlanFunCtrl.word = 0xff000123
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.238990] PllCtrl:0x2695555
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240326] RX DESC ffff880036c48000 size = 2048
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240680] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc90005862d60!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240683] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc90005862dd0!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240685] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc90005862e40!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240687] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc90005862cf0!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240690] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc90005862ba0!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240692] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc90005862c10!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240694] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc9000582cd20!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240696] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc9000582cd90!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240698] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc9000582cc38!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240700] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc9000581bb30!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240702] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc9000581bba8!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240705] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc9000582cb58!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.240708] RTMP_TimerListAdd: add timer obj ffffc9000582ce20!
Dec 4 19:10:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 520.242720] BBP_R105: BBPR105.field.EnableSIGRemodulation = 1, BBPR105.field.MLDFor2Stream = 0
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