[rt2x00-users] Slow performance with rt2800pci / RT3090

Dennis Martin Herbers dennis.martin.herbers at googlemail.com
Sat Jun 18 08:18:46 EST 2011


It seems I'm not the only one, another user has the same problem with a
RT3092: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.debian.user/408295

I already tried using Ubuntu 11.10-daily with Linux 3.0rc3 and the newest
firmware etc., all looks fine but the speed is capped at 25% at best. And
now that rt2860sta has been dropped form the kernel (with Linux 3.0), I
really need a solution for Ubuntu 11.10...

2011/6/12 Dennis Martin Herbers <dennis.martin.herbers at googlemail.com>

> Hi everyone,
>
> so I've got a Lenovo Ideapad S205 with a Ralink RT3090. When I use the
> rt2860sta staging driver from the kernel (that is removed with Linux 3.0), I
> only have 54M rate and it disconnects from my university network from time
> to time, so I'd like to switch to rt2x00. Well, it uses the rt2800pci driver
> and even the rate seems to work up to 300M depending on how good the
> strength is (often around 130M or so) and what's great is that it doesn't
> disconnect at all in university, but the speed with this driver is not good
> at all. I get pretty much precisely about 20% of what's possible. At home, I
> get 70 KB/s where I get 350 KB/s with the other driver and at university
> where network is slow anyways it is even worse with rt2800pci. This is using
> Ubuntu 11.04 and Fedora 15, both using both stock and fully-updated-from-git
> to test, 32-bit.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> - Dennis
>
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