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Not sure what the Ideapads use for wifi, but there is an issue with the iwlagn driver (what my Thinkpad X61 uses) that disables 802.11n modes. Not a problem if
by shaddi 16y ago
Not sure what the Ideapads use for wifi, but there is an issue with the iwlagn driver (what my Thinkpad X61 uses) that disables 802.11n modes. Not a problem if you're using not using 802.11n, but something to be aware of. Check the release notes for details.
- moxiemk1 16y agoThe original S10 has an Atheros chip (non-N) I'll also be throwing this onto my OS-of-the-week S10 (I was trying to get Plan 9 running, but it wasn't having any of it)
- RexRollman 16y agoI really like Plan 9. Too bad it never really took off.
- RexRollman 16y agoMy IdeaPad S10 uses a Broadcom BCM4312.