>> I know from various questions in the past that a number of ARM devices >> come with realtek wifi interfaces. A new driver the a lot of the >> realtek usb wifi devices has landed in the 4.4 kernel. All the gory >> details are in the commit log [1] it's not a fully featured driver >> just yet but should work well for the standard connect to your AP use >> case. >> >> It would be great if those of you with such devices could test a >> rawhide kernel and report back good and/or bad experiences. > > > Cool stuff, a lot of Allwinner devices come with these wifi chips > atm I do not really have time to run any sort of worth-while > tests. But I'll enable this driver in my own local build test kernels > and I will try to use it whenever I use wifi. > > Jens, are there any plans to also add support for sdio based variants of > these chips ? Quite a few devices also come with sdio based variants, > such as the C.H.I.P. Yes, I'm been meaning to ask the same question, it seems they're also used on a bunch of windows tablets too. Peter _______________________________________________ arm mailing list arm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/arm
