> The list of make/models is usually restricted to places where the
> wireless chip is built into a card by am OEM, or where the chip is
> embedded in a USB device where it is not visible. I suspect the MSI
> Wind 100 uses a Realtek-built PCIe card, the same way that my HP
> laptop came with a Broadcom BCM4312.
I see, thanks.
>> Please let me know if/when you need testers for it (the staging version
>> of the driver suffers from stability issues for me, so I'm eager to see
>> it replaced).
> I certainly will let you know. When the driver is ready for testing,
> it will be in the source code of the wireless-testing git tree.
Great, so I'll be waiting for it there.
> What are the details of your setup? What signal and noise levels are shown by
> iwconfig? What distance are you from the AP, and how much interference is on
> your channel? The reason I am asking is that I find the staging driver to be
> very stable. It never disconnects unless I bump the RF switch.
Yes, the connection is stable once it's setup, but I get system hangs
when I switch from one SSID to another.
Stefan
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