On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 9:32 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > I recently used an Realteck RTL8188SU based 802.11n adapter made by EDUP > (model EP-MS150N) that had an external, detachable/replaceable antenna > and nice range. Uses the urtwn(4) driver. Worked fine except that it > didn't support HOST/AP mode. Have not looked to replace it but if I do > I'd look for another that uses the urtwn(4) driver, like the Realteck > RTL8188CU. If 802.11g is enough for you there are many more options. > I've found this site to be useful for determining chipsets, etc: > > https://wikidevi.com/
Yeah, I want it to support hostap mode, so you already touched on part of my requirement (which is why I asked for what driver supports it). My plan is to make a pretty low power wifi router out of a NetBSD arm device. The only bummer is I'm going to need an external switch as well which nearly defeats the purpose, other than I'll be getting a nice firewall setup in NetBSD. For wifi only connectivity, it would be ideal I think. Andy
