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Re: Dlink DWL650 half working, link-Down when heavy loaded



I don't have any issues disconnecting from the wireless interface. I use a Lucent Orrinoco Silver card and a SMC access point. This is under 2.4.18 using the orrinoco_cs driver. I imagine the issue is with your cards firmware and/or the firmware of your AP


robin out
On Sun, 19 May 2002 22:07:10 -0400 (EDT)
cyn <cyn@cyn.org> wrote:

> I get similar issues - interesting of note, however - is I tried switching
> to a belkin 'wireless notebook network card' and had basically the same
> problems.  My access point (at home) is the dlink 713p, which I expect is
> the cause of my problems (and perhaps yours) because I *don't* have these
> problems at work (early run airport with upgraded firmware).
> 
> Interestingly enough, however, is that I don't believe the problem is the
> actual transfer - because on lan transfers I rarely lose the wireless
> connectivity, I expect it's the traditional "too many collisions,
> shutting down this port" from the switches perspective (you get the same
> issue if you jack a 10baseT hub into a 10/100baseT switch and do large
> transfers, the switch just shuts the port off until its power cycled.  I
> expect the lan transfers go off without a hitch and there's less air
> traffic or resent packets.  Come to think - the lan transfers are normally
> copying from the laptop (wireless) to a wired host - whereas the internet
> transfers are copying to the laptop - so there would just be ACK's coming
> back down the air on the LAN stuff.
> 
> Aww hell, I'm just rambling now - hope this helps you some though.  I pray
> daily for firmware updates for my AP to fix this.
> 
> P.S. - anyone get disconnects a *lot* with their wireless? I idle on IRC
> and I'll get disconnected easily 6-10 times throughout a day. [not the
> internet connection, as a wired machine doesn't experience the same
> disco's]
> 
> -Martin N.
> 
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