1. Wait it out. There is a fix committed. This means that in due time (when?) the fix is included in an automatic update. First as an proposed update (you might want to enable these System->Administration->Software Sources->Updates enable Pre-released updates) and eventually as a recommended update.
2. Learn about compiling your own kernel and enabling it with grub. It is fun. It is a lot of work. You'll learn a lot from it. But it might not pay off the time invested. If computing is a hobby for you, go ahead. If it is not, don't even try.
In the mean time, you could buy a supported usb wireless device or just use an ethernet connection.
@nondas:
There are two ways to go about this:
1. Wait it out. There is a fix committed. This means that in due time (when?) the fix is included in an automatic update. First as an proposed update (you might want to enable these System- >Administration ->Software Sources->Updates enable Pre-released updates) and eventually as a recommended update.
2. Learn about compiling your own kernel and enabling it with grub. It is fun. It is a lot of work. You'll learn a lot from it. But it might not pay off the time invested. If computing is a hobby for you, go ahead. If it is not, don't even try.
In the mean time, you could buy a supported usb wireless device or just use an ethernet connection.
Good luck!