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Help CM9 Wi-fi issues

Wifi runs slowly for just your TP or all devices using it?

Have you tried Speedtest?

Just ran speedtest on my TP: ping was 94ms, download was 86kbps, while upload was 1161 kbps.
For comparison, I ran it on my HTC Sensation immediately afterwards, using the same connection, and got a 59ms ping, 1156kbps download speed and 900kbps upload speed.
 
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Yup, that sucks.

Download 24.95 Mbps, upload 4.96 Mbps here running latest CM9 beta.

Why don't you try flashing this: http://androidforums.com/hp-touchpad/500774-rom-cm9-tenderloin-nightlies.html#post4041907

... and try this: http://androidforums.com/hp-touchpad/429699-wifi-channel-optimizing.html

I flashed the nightly and did 5 tests:

Download (in kbps) - 77, 102,76, 248, 34
Upload (in kbps) - 1229, 1231, 1125, 1182, 79
Pings - 60, 74, 57, 68, 59

Those results are in reverse chronological order - I wonder what got me that 248 reading.
 
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Did you flash the nightly? or the patch I sent in the link?

They are completely different. The nightly build is the latest version of CM9, where the link I sent was just a wireless patch from Sullins.

EDIT: I moved this to it's own thread. :D

When you updated to CM9, did you wipe data (ie factory reset)?
 
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Registered just to post this in the hopes your issue can be solved.

I had the same problem. I use my TouchPad almost exclusively at home, on my own private network, through an ASUS Wireless-N router running DD-WRT.

Since installing Android [specifically CM9's 3/29 official nightly], I was consistently getting dial-up speeds while all other devices in the house screamed.

I searched for days for an answer, installed alternative wifi drivers, tried FXR Wifi from the Market, and nothing helped or hurt the situation. For consistency, I restored back to original nandroids after each attempted fix.

What finally DID work, and was suggested for a similar but unrelated problem on a different site, was changing my router's network mode from "Mixed" to "BG-Mixed." Suddenly, even though I had ostensibly disabled the faster Wireless-N protocol, my CM9 TouchPad boasted near-instant page loads across all apps.

The best part is that I have since restored the router to "Mixed" [i.e. reactivated Wireless-N], and the high speeds remain. Apparently performing this momentary switch was the toilet handle-jiggling that this problem needed.

Good luck, OP.
 
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