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petrmaje, yeah, thanks for the advice I already spent way too much time in this crappy onboard card. Why did they include anyways. Igor, good to know, that the wifi probably will be as crappy in the R1S. I will look for an stable, fast, USB wifi device now with a good reception. I hope there is one out there. First result: I have a spare TP-Link TL-WN722N which is has a great reception (better than all wifi routers I used) and is working rock stable as Access point with Kernel 3.4. Certainly there has to be a downside to this. n mode is unstable so I have to stick with g for the time being. External USB power supply didn't help. At least my wife stopped complaining, which is a great step forward. Today I ordered a RaLink RT5370 and a LogiLink WL0150. As soon as I have some results I will post them here.

I might be better off buying another USB Wifi adapter but somehow I feel the urge to get the onboard wifi running. If I blacklist the driver as follows, I can see no wlan adapter at all when checking "ifconfig -a" nano blacklist.conf blacklist rtl8192cu Anything I am missing?

Hi there First of all thanks a lot for your images. Currently I am trying to setup my R1 as wifi access point using the image Lamobo-r1_Debian_3.2_jessie_4.1.2 The out of the box hostapd let me connect successfully from my wireless devices. After some time, one hour or so, the connection starts dropping and reconnecting up to a point that I cannot connect at all. BTW, I could not get hostapd working stable with Bananian and self compiled drivers as well. Symptoms were similar. I am also not using any harddisk or USB devices. I also used a second R1 and have the same problems. Does anyone have the same symptoms and knows how to fix this? Or does anyone have stable wifi on this device with the builtin realtek device? Any help is greatly appreciated. If I should provide more details, please let me know Thanks Uli