The wireless card is Broadcom Corporation BCM43224 with wl driver.
I can connect to any wireless network without any problems, but the connection itself is desperately intermittent and I can't figure out what's wrong with that. I'm happily browsing the web and all of a sudden loading a page takes 60-70 seconds - even on the same website.
According to curl, fetching youtube.com takes
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DNS lookup : 21.685
Connect to server (TCP) : 23.071
Connect to server (HTTP/S) : 0.000
Time from start until transfer began: 23.071
Time for redirection (if any) : 0.000
Total time before transfer started : 24.207
Total time : 79.011
Size of download (bytes) : 113349
Average d/l speed (bytes/s) : 1434.000
1) There is something wrong with the DNS resolution for sure, but I hard-coded the opendns servers on the head of /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head and still it takes more then 21 seconds to look them up. confused!?
2) On the top of that I have 23 more seconds to "connect to the server" which makes even less sense to me.
Again, the connection is not always like that - but it's like that for roughly 50% of the time and this is driving me insane.
Anyone out here has any clue? Thank you.
EDIT: Chrome just complained about a DNS lookup failure so it could be the case that this is mostly a DNS issue. I tried to dpkg-reconfigure resolvconf - no luck.
My resolv.conf:
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# I added these on my resolv.conf.d/head file
nameserver 208.67.222.222
nameserver 208.67.220.220
nameserver 155.198.142.7
nameserver 155.198.142.8
# OpenDNS fallback (configure by blabla)
nameserver 208.67.222.222
nameserver 208.67.220.220
