How Likely Is Using bsdstats To Give Hardware Info Resulting In My Intel Wireless-AC 9461? :)

RedPhoenix

RedPhoenix

I know how easy it is to send Hardware stats using this excellent Program. :D Now, if I do it, how soon (I'm patient) will my Wireless Chipset be supported? I tried using if_iwm and if_iwn, but nothing worked. :( Thanks for any input, guys. :) Here's hoping I can get WiFi working in FreeBSD, as it does with Peppermint OS and Windows. :D
 
That wireless chipset just hit Linux. The iwl9000 firmware is very new.
Intel doesn't provide much support for FreeBSD wireless.
sysutils/bsdstats would be used to determine what to pull out (due to age and no users) of FreeBSD, not what to add. Surveying what hardware users use.
I believe it was meant to help people buy FreeBSD compatible hardware showing that it works on FreeBSD.
 
Phishfry said:
That wireless chipset just hit Linux. The iwl9000 firmware is very new.
Intel doesn't provide much support for FreeBSD wireless.
sysutils/bsdstats would be used to determine what to pull out (due to age and no users) of FreeBSD, not what to add. Surveying what hardware users use.
I believe it was meant to help people buy FreeBSD compatible hardware showing that it works on FreeBSD.
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Sorry for taking so long to reply... :) Thanks! :D
 
BTW: WiFi usb stick, that doesn't require a WiFi driver to operate (assuming that your Ethernet card is supported):

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