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> Got it, thanks Paul. That's good news because it means I can use any |
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> 802.11n PCIe 300Mbps card with Linux drivers instead of worrying about |
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> AP mode. I'll just use a 802.11g card in AP mode until there is |
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> better support for 802.11n. The router uses most of the bandwidth |
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> from the WAN. |
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Hi Grant, |
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I bought the TPLink WN951N (atheros AR5008, ath9k) card after it being |
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recommended by a gentoo-user list member. I concur with the |
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recommendation. Its cheap and seems to work well in linux. I have, at |
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times, had scp report 3.5M/s, but its quite variable. There are a |
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bunch of APs in my area though. Here's some details - I dont know if |
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the AP configuration is optimal - I didnt find the documentation very |
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clear. |
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Here's what's reported as the |
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Wiphy phy0 |
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Band 1: |
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HT capabilities: 0x104e |
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* 20/40 MHz operation |
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* SM PS disabled |
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* 40 MHz short GI |
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* max A-MSDU len 3839 |
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* DSSS/CCK 40 MHz |
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HT A-MPDU factor: 0x0003 (65535 bytes) |
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HT A-MPDU density: 0x0006 (8 usec) |
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And i've configured my hostapd.conf; |
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hw_mode=g |
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wme_enabled=1 |
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ieee80211n=1 |
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ht_capab=[SHORT-GI-40][DSSS_CCK-40] |
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HTH |