MT7688AN vs QCA4531
Adrian Chadd
adrian at freebsd.org
Mon Aug 8 16:22:39 UTC 2016
On 8 August 2016 at 05:54, Heikki Suonsivu <heikki at suonsivu.net> wrote:
> I have been comparing MT7688(AN) and QCA4531 for a project.
>
> For MT7688 it seems that WLAN support is not yet done? Older drivers
> for Ralink chipsets weren's as good as what atheros drivers generally
> are, has there been any progress?
the 11ac drivet from openwrt (mt76) hasn't been ported to BSD, and the
if_ral driver hasn't been updated for the newer chips.
>
> For QCA4531, I could not find any references on FreeBSD running on it,
> though it is continuation of earlier Atheros WLAN chipsets, it might be
> relatively easy to get up and running?
>
> Both are roughly in same price and capability range. Any other chips I
> should look at?
Is that dragonfly? I haven't yet done the SoC/wifi bits for dragonfly.
I've done them for Honeybee, but not Dragonfly.
(If someone has a board with the QCA Dragonfly SoC on it then let me
know and I'll go acquire one to do the port with.)
thanks,
-adrian
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