I don't know if this matters, but I have a Acer Ferrari 3400 notebook, and according to the device list on the web site, the wireless chip should be the following: - chip id: 4318 - product id: 0x4318 - subsystem vendor id: 0x1468 - subsystem product id 0x0312, but instead lspci shows me that the notebook contains a chip with - chip id: 4306 - product id: 0x4320 - subsystem vendor id: 0x185f - subsystem product id 0x1220. It is to original chip that was contained when I bought the notebook. Maybe the information on the device site is not accurate, or Acer put different chips inside their Ferrari 3400 notebooks?
Another question: The driver works, but it has a much lower range than the Windows driver, i.e. I am not able to get a connection in places where on Windows I can connect with 36 MB/s and a good signal quality. Is this a known limitation? I think some time ago I read that bcm43xx uses firmware version 2.x, while the Windows drivers are already using version 3.x. Is that the problem, and is there a hope that the receiving quality will improve in the future? Last, but not least I want to say that i appreciate your work and I want to thank you for what you have than for the Open Source community! Andreas _______________________________________________ Bcm43xx-dev mailing list Bcm43xx-dev@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/bcm43xx-dev
