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> Router use excludes Intel Wifi cards, sadly Why? Do you have any other manufacturer you could recommend for a reasonable price? What are you using for your Q
by 3np 5y ago
> Router use excludes Intel Wifi cards, sadly
Why? Do you have any other manufacturer you could recommend for a reasonable price? What are you using for your Quartz?
- megous 5y agoWhy would you buy an expensive card that doesn't allow AP mode on anything ac or ax? "Hello IAmMrZ Thank you for your patience in this matter. After checking this further, we would like to inform you that the engineering team confirmed that Intel® wireless products follow regulatory compliance and it is expected that AP mode cannot be enabled in non-2.4 GHz channels. We hope this clarifies your concerns. Best regards, Andrew G. Intel Customer Support Technician" https://community.intel.com/t5/Wireless/Intel-AX210-Gentoo-Linux-OS-Unable-To-Enable-AP-Operation-at-Any/m-p/1292581 https://community.intel.com/t5/Wireless/Intel-AX210-Gentoo-L... I'll be trying realtek 8822ce and 8852ae based pcie cards, using mainline Linux rtw88/89 drivers. Qualcomm based cards are also quite common in high end wifi routers. But they are pricey.