Closed myf closed 7 years ago
it looks like chromeos is still using version 16 of 7260 driver
Just curious: can you elaborate a little bit on how you are testing the wireless speed?
nothing more than fast.com, I know there's a lot of factors in it but the results are weird
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Just curious: can you elaborate a little bit on how you are testing the wireless speed?
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I start to think about it when i was trying very fast internet connection under both chromeos and archlinux for comparison. Under chromeos it goes to 160Mbps while under linux it goes between 10~90Mbps. Wonder if it's driver related.
The last driver update was at this commit https://github.com/raphael/linux-samus/commit/205e6ee0fb7ba40fb6a681fb8d1358761d04c480 which bumped it up to version 17
however in this intel page it recommends to use
iwlwifi-7260-ucode-25.30.14.0.tgz
for version 4.2 and up.I am a bit confused about the iwlwifi driver naming scheme. wouldn't 25 be higher than 17? or is it that the previous versions 16 and 17 are from linux-firmware whereas the
25.30.14.0
is from intel? be curious to learn the answer.if the wifi driver works much faster under chromeos there's should probably be a way to improve our version of it :)