Hi James,
On 24.10.2017 23:01, James Cameron wrote:
But it is only a warning. If connections aren't dying, it may not be
important to you.
Regarding whether wifi hangs, it's usually takes a while to get going
and then disappears. Sunday night i ended up rebooting into the 4.4-79
kernel because the 4.13 just got too ridiculous.
I.e. Wlan off, wlan on no longer worked.
Please check you are using the most recent linux-firmware?
Just in case i haven't answered that it's at 1.169
Several methods, though by far the most common seems to be personal
experience with offsets.
When you don't have that personal experience, the methods are;
1. using GDB against the .o file,
2. using binutils objdump to disassemble .o file or vmlinuz,
3. using GCC to generate assembly listings,
See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelDebuggingTricks right down
the end of page for the GDB method.
I have gotten around to that part, yet, as i was busy with the
above, but it seems later versions have issues, too.
However, you're still testing old source code.
Several changes made since are worth testing, please either
cherry-pick the patches or test a 4.14 rc kernel, and without
involving dkms or virtualbox.
Or, if new firmware fixes the problem, go with that instead.
I just managed to patch the 5.1.30 dkms package so i wouldn't need to
update to virtualbox-5.2.
Here are the results with the 4.14-rc7 kernel.
As last time i appended what fills my syslog now.
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen/Best regards
Mario Theodoridis
