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My guess is this part: The iwn(4) driver was added, providing support for the Intel® Centrino™ Wireless-N 105 and 135 chipsets. [r266770] from: https://ww

My guess is this part: The iwn(4) driver was added, providing support for the Intel® Centrino™ Wireless-N 105 and 135 chipsets. [r266770] from: https://www.freebsd.org/releases/11.0R/relnotes.html#drivers-network https://www.freebsd.org/releases/11.0R/relnotes.html#drivers...

mioelnir 10y ago
I think that should read that these chipsets were added to iwn, considering iwn has been in since at least 8.0 (going by my very non-scientific manpage search).
asveikau 10y ago
That driver was on OpenBSD for a long time. I put FreeBSD on a machine a year or so ago and really missed that driver. Maybe now I can get rid of the USB dongle I've been using instead.
- loeg 10y ago
  iwn(4) has been present for a long time. I suspect you mean iwm(4)?
  - asveikau 10y ago
    You're right. Also happy to report that machine is working way better now.