Hi Your log only show attemps on ch 2447, Can you try connecting to 5GHz AP? Connect to Hidden Wireless Network option at the bottom of the nm-applet? Running airodump in monitor mode to see if it captures anything? Maybe your laptop's antennas were designed for 2.4G card only but this just dumb guessing...
On 17/06/2018, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > > ---- "Michał Kazior" <[email protected]> wrote: >> On 15 June 2018 at 19:23, <[email protected]> wrote: >> > ---- [email protected] wrote: >> >> ---- "Michał Kazior" <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> > Your noise floor readout in survey dump is terribly bad for 5GHz. It >> >> > ain't stellar for 2.4GHz either but within reason nonetheless. >> >> > >> >> > Did you try using the card in a different device? I wonder if the >> >> > device you're trying to use it in has some sort of internal noise on >> >> > those frequencies and/or ath9k's ANI isn't able to deal with it. >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > Michał >> >> > >> >> > On 15 June 2018 at 15:31, <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> >> I did. >> >> I took it out of the Penguin-Z notebook and put it in a Dell XPS15 9560 >> >> running Windows 10. Only 2.4Ghz networks were visible from there as >> >> well. Not exactly apples-to-apples, but consistent results. >> >> This reduces likeliness this is tied to a os/driver issue. Maybe >> calibration data on the device eeprom is broken? Or maybe it's a >> hardware defect? > > > > > I have three of these cards all with the same problem, so if it's a hardware > defect then it's pretty much game over and these cards are all useless. > Forgive my ignorance, but is there any way to check/fix calibration data? > > > > >> >> >> > Could it be antenna related (in multiple devices)? >> >> Antennas can be designed to work better on certain frequency ranges. I >> wouldn't expect such a dramatic effect though. >> >> >> > On wikidevi.com I see some M.2 cards listed with an antenna connector of >> > U.FL and others with MHF4. I can't find anything describing the >> > difference, if any. The connectors seemed to fit OK. Also, what's the >> > deal with 'main' and 'aux' antenna connectors? I've seen people suggest >> > swapping them has helped in some cases with poor signal, while others >> > insist that it makes no difference. I have not tried swapping the >> > connectors. >> >> I think it's not a connector problem because 2.4GHz scan results >> report reasonable signal strength for found APs (-60dBm). My >> experience is that if you use a wrong (but seemingly fitting) >> connector you'd get near 0 results or below -90dBm across the board. >> >> >> Michał > >
