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OpenBSD is in the same situation, and it's particularly bad in the case of running the interface in HostAP mode (Wi-Fi access point). How I cope: a $30 Wi-Fi "r

OpenBSD is in the same situation, and it's particularly bad in the case of running the interface in HostAP mode (Wi-Fi access point). How I cope: a $30 Wi-Fi "range extender" whose hobbled firmware I supplanted with OpenWRT, now operating in bridged mode as an extension of my LAN.

anthk 4y ago
OpenBSD's wifi support it's far better.
- daneel_w 4y ago
  Maybe in a relative sense, but OpenBSD's Wi-Fi situation is poor. Period.
  - midislack 4y ago
    It's actually great, it just doesn't always support the newest standards.