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small update re: 802.11n connection issues. will need more info
The ath9k driver may require [http://www.mail-archive.com/ath9k-devel@lists.ath9k.org/msg06226.html compiling with this patch].
Spring 2014 update:
If you have trouble with connection dropping, and you can't disable 802.11n, PEAP/TLS helps, but in Lavery/Surge, you might need a 802.11g nic. How much trouble you have will depend on your chipset and which APs are used in the building. Also, there is apparently a theoretical Network Manager implication regarding certs, to be investigated, and certain known issues regarding frame aggregation on Aruba APs (non-exhaustive list of possible causes.)
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