is there any update on this wifi driver support?
i just got one to try and make pfSense a Access Point.
but it does not show up - 3rd usb wifi antena i have tried.
Joseph
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from Adrian Chadd:
> I just don't want to be on the hook for supporting the USB side of things.
> I've been slowly writing an AR9170 USB driver. I am still having
> issues getting all of the USB stuff stable and bulletproof. The
> existing USB drivers for wifi aren't really paragons of vi
I just don't want to be on the hook for supporting the USB side of things.
I've been slowly writing an AR9170 USB driver. I am still having
issues getting all of the USB stuff stable and bulletproof. The
existing USB drivers for wifi aren't really paragons of virtue from a
driver perspective.
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from Adrian Chadd:
> THe bit(s) i don't want to really make work mostly involve the USB
> stuff. So, if you grab the USB drivers in sys/dev/usb/wlan/ and look
> at the netbsd/openbsd athn usb code, that right there is what would be
> good to start with.
> So, if you or someone could port
Hi,
THe bit(s) i don't want to really make work mostly involve the USB
stuff. So, if you grab the USB drivers in sys/dev/usb/wlan/ and look
at the netbsd/openbsd athn usb code, that right there is what would be
good to start with.
So, if you or someone could port the initial USB glue - attach,
de
> You should buy a cheap one for now, until someone writes the
> AR7010/AR9271 driver.
> -adrian
>From your wiki site on wiki.freebsd.org,
Chipsets I won't be working on
USB chipsets, in particular the AR7010+AR9280, AR9271 or the AR9170 chipset
although if someone would lik
I myself use Edimax EW-7811Un (urtwn driver) which works quite nicely
with stable/10. Note that it's available only in stable/10 and head and
requires non-free firmware module (already in base, but if you care
about using only free software, you should look for something else)
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o I have been thinking about starting driver development in FreeBSD. So I
> thought about porting some drivers from linux as a starting point. It will
> mainly be for the Atheros 9271 USB chip. So any comments or ideas or tips
> are welcome :)
>
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> Pagarbiai,
> Jonas
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> THere are a bunch of supported 11n NICS in -HEAD and -10.
> You should buy a cheap one for now, until someone writes the
> AR7010/AR9271 driver.
> -adrian
How do I find which 11n NICs are supported, or USB wireless adapters?
It's very difficult to find in advance what the chi
velopment in FreeBSD. So I
>> thought about porting some drivers from linux as a starting point. It will
>> mainly be for the Atheros 9271 USB chip. So any comments or ideas or tips
>> are welcome :)
>
>> --
>> Pagarbiai,
>> Jonas
>
> I have MSI Z77
from Jonas Liepuonius :
> So I have been thinking about starting driver development in FreeBSD. So I
> thought about porting some drivers from linux as a starting point. It will
> mainly be for the Atheros 9271 USB chip. So any comments or ideas or tips
> are welcome :)
>
Hello,
So I have been thinking about starting driver development in FreeBSD. So I
thought about porting some drivers from linux as a starting point. It will
mainly be for the Atheros 9271 USB chip. So any comments or ideas or tips
are welcome :)
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Pagarbiai,
Jonas
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