On Sun, 7 Sept 2025, 02:10 Ian Laurie, <[email protected]> wrote: > On 7/9/25 03:39, Peter Robinson wrote: > > So long story short it's out of our control and quite unlikely. > > I know Fedora doesn't support the Pi 5 [yet] but do you know if the Pi > 500 WiFi module suffers the same support issue? I *think* the 500 > module is different from the 400 module, but no amount of searching has > yet revealed what the brand of the module is. I'm still searching... >
I'm not sure what module is used in the rpi500 as I don't have one to test, but the module in the rpi5 works (I've been testing it, more RSN). I hope the one in the 500 is the same. I think part of the problem with the 400, and some of the zero2w devices, was the supply chain issues at the time so they went with a different but compatible supplier, I'll see if I can work it out when I'm back at my laptop. P >
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