wireless out of range after sleep

[Guest samuri]

installed the modaco ROM no problem.

connect to wireless no problem.

If i then put the device to sleep or it sleeps itself, when i wake it up again the wireless connection does not re-establish. If I look in the settings the wireless is highlighted as out of range.

The only way to re-establish communication is to either turn the device off and then on or turn wireless off and leave it off for five minutes before turning it back on again. any ideas? ta. jon

[Guest winnipeg]

installed the modaco ROM no problem.

connect to wireless no problem.

If i then put the device to sleep or it sleeps itself, when i wake it up again the wireless connection does not re-establish. If I look in the settings the wireless is highlighted as out of range.

The only way to re-establish communication is to either turn the device off and then on or turn wireless off and leave it off for five minutes before turning it back on again. any ideas? ta. jon

I'm not sure if this is of use to you but it has the Latest AR6k wifi module.

http://android.modaco.com/content/advent-v...host-slave-0-7/

You maybe also need a full wipe or start from stock or both

I have had some Wifi issues but not this one........

Sometimes re-connect has been slow or not automatic depending on the Rom

Hope this helps - others on here may have more info.

Edit:

Just put my Vega in a weak signal area in the house (Currently running Vegacomb) after a re-boot it took a while to re-connect (longer than normal). Guess you could try a test near your AP if you have not already done that.

Edited June 18, 2011 by winnipeg

[Guest trevor432990]

installed the modaco ROM no problem.

connect to wireless no problem.

If i then put the device to sleep or it sleeps itself, when i wake it up again the wireless connection does not re-establish. If I look in the settings the wireless is highlighted as out of range.

The only way to re-establish communication is to either turn the device off and then on or turn wireless off and leave it off for five minutes before turning it back on again. any ideas? ta. jon

Might be worth giving the Vega a static IP address from your router or if that doesn't work then try changing the wi-fi channel you are using on the router/vega as if there is a lot of wi-fi traffic in your area it could slow things down a bit. :)

Edited June 19, 2011 by trevor432990