To expand our hardware list, i would be interested to know which wlan/wifi adapters are supported/or not supported.
Of course, this only makes sense if you run Haiku directly on hardware.
Please provide the following information:
Manufacturer: e.g. Intel
Model: e.g. ipro1011
Connection: e.g. USB
Haiku hrev number you use this on
Note: Information necessary for operation
Please don’t have any discussions about it here, only post hardware
Previous contribution
Manufacturer: Atheros/Qualcomm
Model: AR9227
Connection: PCI (legacy)
Haiku hrev55809
Note: Branded as “TP-LINK 300Mbps Wireless N Adapter”. Just works.
Testing today, past we got more support for realtek adapters. Thanks to @waddlesplash
Does not displayed in the network preferences,
Works fine
Booth Hrev55908
I can confirm that my WiFi USB Adapter Edimax EW-7612UAn V2 works fine.
Great job @waddlesplash 
Although the speed was low, I could browse the internet.
The low data rate could be my WiFi connection, since my WiFi router is far, far away from my Haiku box and I usually use Ethernet connection at this point.
Manufacturer: Edimax
Model: EW-7612UAn V2
Chipset: Realtek RTL8192CU
Connection: USB
Haiku hrev55910 64bit
Note (lsusb on Linux): Bus 002 Device 004: ID 7392:7822 Edimax Technology Co., Ltd
External links
Wiki: Edimax EW-7612UAn v2 - DeviWiki (ex WikiDevi)
Official homepage: EDIMAX - WLAN Adapter - N300 - 300 Mbit/s Drahtloser, hochverstärkender USB-Adapter
Edimax EW-7811Un N150 Wireless USB Adapter Nano, Version 1 works for me
Manufacturer: Edimax
Model EW-7811Un V1
Chipset: Realtek RTL8188CUS
Connection: USB
Haiku hrev55908 64bit
Manufacturer: tp-link
Model TL-WN722N v3
Chipset: Realtek RTL8188EUS
Connection: USB
Haiku hrev55945 64bit
Manufacturer: TP-Link
Model: TL-WN722N v4.0
Chipset: Realtek RTL8192EU
Connection: USB
Haiku hrev55973 32bit (x86_gcc2)
ifconfig
/dev/net/realtekwifi/0
listusb
2357:0108 /dev/bus/usb/1/2 "TP-Link" "TL-WN822N Version 4 RTL8192EU" ver. 0200
The usb wifi dongle is found, I can see the list of nearby wifi networks. Almost all wifi networks available are shown, except my own! It seems that SSIDs with stronger signal are ommited.
After a couple of reboots and adding my mobile phone as hotspot, my SSIDs appeared. But I repeatedly got error, wrong password (which I triple checked).
WPA2, my setting. wpa_supplicant issue perhaps?
For the time being I’m not able to connect.
A list of current device IDs supported by network drivers is available here: haiku-current.list\korli\3rdparty - haiku - Haiku's main repository
Hello Korli,
nice list, but I am too dumb to understand it!
I cannot find my Ralinkwifi (RT2573) rev.0x2573a RF: RT2528
How to use this list?
Which column is what?
Sorry taking your time!
EDIT: (Should it work?)
wouldn’t it be easier to make a small application that scan with listdev and prompts user with a quick survey and reports back to haiku depot ??
The first two numbers from the list korli linked are: Vendor ID, and Product ID.
listdev and/or listusb should allow you to find the corresponding values for your hardware.
Hello BiPolar,
found the Vendor and the Product ID:
It is a 0db0:6877 Micro Star International RT2573 ver.0001 internal usb card!
So it is not on Korli’s list.
Please only post your running or not running hardware (here wireless network adapters) here.
Manufacturer: Intel
Model: Intel Corporation Wireless 3160 [8086:08b3] (rev 83)
Connection: PCI
Haiku hrev: 57672
Note: Speed is low and latency sometimes it’s very high, but I’ve been able to connect to a network and load haiku-os.org. I also connected to a “video streaming” on mediaplayer and it worked OK.
See also iwlwifi - Debian Wiki
