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802.11n is a lot more complicated than its predecessors, OpenBSD has it's own wireless stack and drivers. A lot of 11n hardware was supported in a/b/g modes onl
by brynet 11y ago
802.11n is a lot more complicated than its predecessors, OpenBSD has it's own wireless stack and drivers. A lot of 11n hardware was supported in a/b/g modes only.
- cmurf 11y agoI've found the same on Linux with the Broadcom chips that at least Apple users in laptops. Maybe the proprietary driver supports it.