Howdy!
The laptop I picked up does not have a supported wireless chipset (Qualcom QCA6174).
I was thinking of replacing it with an intel card supported by our iaxwifi200 driver. Should I expect the same reliability, etc. from an Intel AX210 vs the older AX200?
Thanks!
Sorry, what is this telling me?
It depends on whether or not the Wi-Fi module you mentioned is included in the list of supported hardware.
Our openbsd(?) driver supports it, but was curious if anyone had any experience with it or not.
My Intel Wi-Fi module with the ID 7a70 works perfectly.
Could you specify the identifiers for these Wi-Fi modules?
AX200 PCI ID: 8086:2723
AX210"PCI ID: 8086:2725
Adding text for the forum software would not let me post just the above.
Looks like that is the Killer-branded AX210? If so, then I should be gtg to try for the ax210.
Welcome to the Haiku shell.
~> listdev
device Wireless (Radio Frequency, Bluetooth) [e0|1|1]
vendor 8087: Intel Corp.
device 0033: AX211 Bluetooth
device Network controller [2|80|0]
vendor 8086: Intel Corporation
device 7a70: Raptor Lake-S PCH CNVi WiFi
Nice, thanks all!
