Closed jbsky closed 1 year ago
I can reproduce the issue, using OpenWrt 18.06.1, and latest mwlwifi available (3520811c99737659de5b65f1e57612a4ae5ad6e6).
I can confirm as well, this has been an issue for awhile but just ignored it.
Would be nice if it actually did report back max speeds for the wifi driver.
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I can reproduce the issue, using OpenWrt 18.06.1, and latest mwlwifi available (3520811 https://github.com/kaloz/mwlwifi/commit/3520811c99737659de5b65f1e57612a4ae5ad6e6 ).
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Already fixed
Hello;
I would like to make a small comparison about a simple function like iw list.
When I type this command to display the map information, I am surprised to see 0. I circled in red to help you understand.
Below is a capture from one of your commercial competitors, and we can see that it is not at 0.
Can you make sure that you display a value that reflects the real capacity of the wifi card?
With kind regards.
Jbsky