A note of improvement for ath5k
I like it when I can report something improving, as opposed to just making notes about things that don’t work.
And even better this time, it’s a rather cranky piece of hardware that I wanted very badly to be able to use about six months ago, but was having next to no luck — the sassy Corega wireless card that was spewing forth “noise floor calibration errors” at every turn.
I never really did find out what the error was, or if it was something I was doing, but I can say that since I moved up with kernels — I’m running 2.6.31.5 at the moment — the errors and dropped connections and spooling messages have all disappeared without sending a postcard.
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