2 weeks after I bought t440s
with Windows 8
bundled, I'm freaked out with it and want to replace with Precise
. Using USB boot to make sure if it's run although the device looks like already certified by Canonical, Ubuntu can't find wireless device. I've found a workaround for a similar issue, I still don't know what to do.
The same URL from above says:
Network
Intel Corporation Lynx Point-LP PCI Express Root Port 6
Ericsson Business Mobile Networks BV Unknown
Also,
$ lsmod|grep intel
:
snd_hda_intel
kvm_intel
aesni_intel
ghash_clmuni_intel, aesni_intel
intel_ips
I'm not an expert at all with devices...I'd appreciate solution. Thanks!
Update) I'm required to use Ubuntu 12.04.
Update-2) I upgraded to 13.04, hopelessly expecting that doing so would just resolve the issue. Ended up seeing no improvement. I found the model of wireless module is Intel Wireless-N 7260
from this page.
Try going to the computer manufacter's web site and look for the wireless drivers for Windows and use windows wireless drivers from the Ubuntu web store. I hope that works, I have never had any wi-fi issues, so if this doesn't work, I'm sorry.
Answering my own question since I finally got wifi working on my
t440s
with Ubuntu13.04
.I did exactly what is recommended in this answer, except that I obtained
Wireless 7260
from here instead of the link in the answer that seems someone's dropbox.Although from this website the wifi module bundled on
t440s
isIntel Wireless-N 7260
, the driver I mentioned above,Intel Wireless 7260
(withoutN
), seems to be working fine.Update) After some while, wifi has been working fine with a following few tweaks:
Every time I reboot the OS, I need to run:
sudo modprobe iwlwifi
Though only occasionally, wifi device goes inactive and I have to build
iwlwifi
again same as in the link above:cd Desktop/backports-3.11-rc3-1/ make defconfig-iwlwifi make sudo make install
As my answer in wireless not enabled in 12.04, Lenovo T440s points out, if you want to get wireless in 12.04 you have to use a newer kernel version, 3.11 or later. I also have Intel Wireless 7260 (not sure about the -N) and either of the following works:
Note that Ubuntu 13.10 also works out of the box (but I personally prefer LTS versions).
I had the same problems in the beginning, trying 12.04 and 13.04
It was solved after upgrading to 13.10 where all drivers where detected automatically.