[Voyage-linux] Please

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[Voyage-linux] Please help with regdomain

[Yago Fernandez Hansen]

Hi everybody:

I am developing an appliance with Voyage Linux 0.6.5. 
It is based on Alix.3D3 motherboard with two wlan cards:
one is Atheros 5K based wich uses madwifi very well
other is Atheros 9K based wich uses ath9k module.

I have only problems with the ath9k, because the appliance
should work wherever I want to switch it on (all over the world).

I would like to patch ath9k with regulatory domain override patch
or similar to allow better channel and power selection. I am reading
and trying to understand how to do it, but I am very confused with
kernel sources, modules, ath9k module, releases... and so on...

Please can somebody help me to solve this quizz?

Thank you from now

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[Voyage-linux] Please help me find ath_pci

[Martin Bergek]

Hello,

I have installed 0.5.2 on a new ALIX6b2. I use a standard Atheros card 
and a wireless modem. To support the wireless modem I had to compile 
the kernel with support for it - by following the description in the Wiki. 
It all went fine except that there were a lot of error when I installed the 
new kernel (using dpkg -i). The errors was due to missing locale for Perl 
and led to a non-working setup. I fixed it by replacing the soft links in 
the root for vmlinuz and initrd.img. 

My problem now is that the original kernel lacks support for my wireless 
modem and my new kernel has lost support for the Atheros card. When 
doing a diff of the output of 'lsmod' between the old and new kernels, 
I can see that the following modules are missing from the new kernel: 
ath_rate_sample, ath_pci, wlan & ath_hal.

I have rerun 'make menuconfig' and tried to find these modules but I 
simply can't find them. I am using these files:

http://www.voyage.hk/dists/0.5/linux/linux-source-2.6.23-voyage_5.0-2_all.deb
http://www.voyage.hk/download/kernel_config/config-2.6.23-486-voyage_5.0-2

Any help is appreciated.

/Martin





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[Voyage-linux] Please help with audio record

[Yago Fernandez Hansen]

I have tried to record audio on Alix.3d3 with voyage 0.6.5 or 0.7 and a
microphone.
I have read this thread: www.twam.info/hardware/alix/sound-on-alix3d3 
and still have no sound in arecord. 

Have somebody tried it? Can somebody help me?

Thank you

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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please help me find ath_pci

[Kim-man 'Punky' TSE]

Hi Martin,

Let me know what kernel options for enable wireless modem support, so 
that I can build a full support kernel for all wireless modem devices.


The voyage kernel source does not come with madwifi, you need to build 
by yourself or do it in debian kernel module way :
   
http://www.voyage.hk/dists/0.5/madwifi/madwifi-source_0.9.4~rc2-1_all.deb


Regards,
Punky


Martin Bergek wrote:

Hello,

I have installed 0.5.2 on a new ALIX6b2. I use a standard Atheros card 
and a wireless modem. To support the wireless modem I had to compile 
the kernel with support for it - by following the description in the Wiki. 
It all went fine except that there were a lot of error when I installed the 
new kernel (using dpkg -i). The errors was due to missing locale for Perl 
and led to a non-working setup. I fixed it by replacing the soft links in 
the root for vmlinuz and initrd.img. 

My problem now is that the original kernel lacks support for my wireless 
modem and my new kernel has lost support for the Atheros card. When 
doing a diff of the output of 'lsmod' between the old and new kernels, 
I can see that the following modules are missing from the new kernel: 
ath_rate_sample, ath_pci, wlan & ath_hal.


I have rerun 'make menuconfig' and tried to find these modules but I 
simply can't find them. I am using these files:


http://www.voyage.hk/dists/0.5/linux/linux-source-2.6.23-voyage_5.0-2_all.deb
http://www.voyage.hk/download/kernel_config/config-2.6.23-486-voyage_5.0-2

Any help is appreciated.

/Martin





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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please help me find ath_pci

[Nakarin Lamangthong]

Hi Punky
I have same problem .pls. tell me how to build madwifi-source by myself
after i compiled voyage kernel source .
Regards,
Nakarin

On 04/08/2008, Kim-man 'Punky' TSE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Martin,
>
> Let me know what kernel options for enable wireless modem support, so that
> I can build a full support kernel for all wireless modem devices.
>
> The voyage kernel source does not come with madwifi, you need to build by
> yourself or do it in debian kernel module way :
>
> http://www.voyage.hk/dists/0.5/madwifi/madwifi-source_0.9.4~rc2-1_all.deb
>
> Regards,
> Punky
>
>
> Martin Bergek wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have installed 0.5.2 on a new ALIX6b2. I use a standard Atheros card and
>> a wireless modem. To support the wireless modem I had to compile the kernel
>> with support for it - by following the description in the Wiki. It all went
>> fine except that there were a lot of error when I installed the new kernel
>> (using dpkg -i). The errors was due to missing locale for Perl and led to a
>> non-working setup. I fixed it by replacing the soft links in the root for
>> vmlinuz and initrd.img.
>> My problem now is that the original kernel lacks support for my wireless
>> modem and my new kernel has lost support for the Atheros card. When doing a
>> diff of the output of 'lsmod' between the old and new kernels, I can see
>> that the following modules are missing from the new kernel: ath_rate_sample,
>> ath_pci, wlan & ath_hal.
>>
>> I have rerun 'make menuconfig' and tried to find these modules but I
>> simply can't find them. I am using these files:
>>
>>
>> http://www.voyage.hk/dists/0.5/linux/linux-source-2.6.23-voyage_5.0-2_all.deb
>> http://www.voyage.hk/download/kernel_config/config-2.6.23-486-voyage_5.0-2
>>
>> Any help is appreciated.
>>
>> /Martin
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please help me find ath_pci

[Kim-man 'Punky' TSE]

Hi Nakarin & Martin,

Why the voyage kernel is not enough but you have to compile your own?  
If you need feature added to the kernel, please adding it to feature 
request in wiki:

   http://wiki.voyage.hk/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=feature_request

Tell my why and I will explain how to build kernel module, but this is 
the just standard debian way. 


Regards,
Punky


Nakarin Lamangthong wrote:

Hi Punky
I have same problem .pls. tell me how to build madwifi-source by 
myself after i compiled voyage kernel source .

Regards,
Nakarin
 
On 04/08/2008, *Kim-man 'Punky' TSE* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> wrote:


Hi Martin,

Let me know what kernel options for enable wireless modem support,
so that I can build a full support kernel for all wireless modem
devices.

The voyage kernel source does not come with madwifi, you need to
build by yourself or do it in debian kernel module way :
 
http://www.voyage.hk/dists/0.5/madwifi/madwifi-source_0.9.4~rc2-1_all.deb




Regards,
Punky



Martin Bergek wrote:

Hello,

I have installed 0.5.2 on a new ALIX6b2. I use a standard
Atheros card and a wireless modem. To support the wireless
modem I had to compile the kernel with support for it - by
following the description in the Wiki. It all went fine except
that there were a lot of error when I installed the new kernel
(using dpkg -i). The errors was due to missing locale for Perl
and led to a non-working setup. I fixed it by replacing the
soft links in the root for vmlinuz and initrd.img.
My problem now is that the original kernel lacks support for
my wireless modem and my new kernel has lost support for the
Atheros card. When doing a diff of the output of 'lsmod'
between the old and new kernels, I can see that the following
modules are missing from the new kernel: ath_rate_sample,
ath_pci, wlan & ath_hal.

I have rerun 'make menuconfig' and tried to find these modules
but I simply can't find them. I am using these files:


http://www.voyage.hk/dists/0.5/linux/linux-source-2.6.23-voyage_5.0-2_all.deb

http://www.voyage.hk/download/kernel_config/config-2.6.23-486-voyage_5.0-2

Any help is appreciated.

/Martin





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[Voyage-linux] Please include linux-uvc module in voyage lenny

[Fabian]

Hi,

I would suggest to include uvc support in the kernel config as many new 
usb webcams already use the universal video class (e.g. Logitech Pro 9000).


 < # CONFIG_USB_VIDEO_CLASS is not set
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 > CONFIG_USB_VIDEO_CLASS=m
 > CONFIG_USB_VIDEO_CLASS_INPUT_EVDEV=y


Greetings,
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[Voyage-linux] Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver

[이용훈]

I need that Voyage MPD supports the M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter 

 

Many hiFace user use Voyage Mpd

Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver to Voyage Mpd

 

 

Here is driver source

 

 https://github.com/panicking/snd-usb-asyncaudio/wiki

 

 
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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver

[Punky Tse]

Hi,

While it is technically possible to include the hiface driver to Voyage 
MPD, I prefer to not do so.


For out-of-tree kernel driver like this one, it will get unmaintained 
and be incompatible when the times goes by, after new Linux kernel is 
released.  If I include this driver now, it is a short term solution to 
satisfy user's need and is not sustainable.  It also gives false 
perception to users that the driver will be supported by Voyage MPD 
forever.


My recommendation to this is to ask the driver author to contact ALSA 
community to include his work to ALSA and Linux kernel ASAP. Then the 
driver would get long term support automatically.  When Voyage MPD get 
updated to a newer kernel (as always be), the driver will be included 
automatically.


Regards,
Punky


On 11/30/2012 1:59 PM, 이용훈 wrote:

I need that Voyage MPD supports the M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter

Many hiFace user use Voyage Mpd

Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver to Voyage Mpd

Here is driver source

  https://github.com/panicking/snd-usb-asyncaudio/wiki


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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver

[Roberto Grossi]

Dear Punky,

I partially disagree... while I understand your point on ALSA, I do not see
why you cannot let people that can compile the kernel module to do this by
themselves. I had no problems with ubuntu for example. If you see a couple
of my previous posts (e.g. that of Mon Nov 5 12:15:13 HKT 2012), I
downloaded your source tree code but it was bugged since it did not allowed
to compile kernel modules:

change the content of

   /usr/src/linux-source-3.2.17-voyage/include/generated/utsrelease.h
as
   #define UTS_RELEASE "3.2.17-voyage"


To sum up:

- ok to ask the author of the hiface1 driver to integrate it into ALSA
- please let us put into conditions of compiling kernel modules by
themselves (I'm using mpdpup for this reason)

Thanks
Roberto



On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 10:39 PM, Punky Tse  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> While it is technically possible to include the hiface driver to Voyage
> MPD, I prefer to not do so.
>
> For out-of-tree kernel driver like this one, it will get unmaintained and
> be incompatible when the times goes by, after new Linux kernel is released.
>  If I include this driver now, it is a short term solution to satisfy
> user's need and is not sustainable.  It also gives false perception to
> users that the driver will be supported by Voyage MPD forever.
>
> My recommendation to this is to ask the driver author to contact ALSA
> community to include his work to ALSA and Linux kernel ASAP. Then the
> driver would get long term support automatically.  When Voyage MPD get
> updated to a newer kernel (as always be), the driver will be included
> automatically.
>
> Regards,
> Punky
>
>
>
> On 11/30/2012 1:59 PM, 이용훈 wrote:
>
>> I need that Voyage MPD supports the M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter
>>
>> Many hiFace user use Voyage Mpd
>>
>> Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver to Voyage Mpd
>>
>> Here is driver source
>>
>>   
>> https://github.com/panicking/**snd-usb-asyncaudio/wiki
>>
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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver

[Michael Trimarchi]

Hi

Roberto Grossi  ha scritto:

>Dear Punky,
>
>I partially disagree... while I understand your point on ALSA, I do not
>see
>why you cannot let people that can compile the kernel module to do this
>by
>themselves. I had no problems with ubuntu for example. If you see a
>couple
>of my previous posts (e.g. that of Mon Nov 5 12:15:13 HKT 2012), I
>downloaded your source tree code but it was bugged since it did not
>allowed
>to compile kernel modules:
>
>change the content of
>
>   /usr/src/linux-source-3.2.17-voyage/include/generated/utsrelease.h
>as
>   #define UTS_RELEASE "3.2.17-voyage"
>
>
>To sum up:
>
>- ok to ask the author of the hiface1 driver to integrate it into ALSA
>- please let us put into conditions of compiling kernel modules by
>themselves (I'm using mpdpup for this reason)
>

I already contact alsa people. So please let me a couple of days because I'm 
busy

Michael

>Thanks
>Roberto
>
>
>
>On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 10:39 PM, Punky Tse 
>wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> While it is technically possible to include the hiface driver to
>Voyage
>> MPD, I prefer to not do so.
>>
>> For out-of-tree kernel driver like this one, it will get unmaintained
>and
>> be incompatible when the times goes by, after new Linux kernel is
>released.
>>  If I include this driver now, it is a short term solution to satisfy
>> user's need and is not sustainable.  It also gives false perception
>to
>> users that the driver will be supported by Voyage MPD forever.
>>
>> My recommendation to this is to ask the driver author to contact ALSA
>> community to include his work to ALSA and Linux kernel ASAP. Then the
>> driver would get long term support automatically.  When Voyage MPD
>get
>> updated to a newer kernel (as always be), the driver will be included
>> automatically.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Punky
>>
>>
>>
>> On 11/30/2012 1:59 PM, 이용훈 wrote:
>>
>>> I need that Voyage MPD supports the M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF
>converter
>>>
>>> Many hiFace user use Voyage Mpd
>>>
>>> Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver to Voyage
>Mpd
>>>
>>> Here is driver source
>>>
>>>  
>https://github.com/panicking/**snd-usb-asyncaudio/wiki
>>>
>>>  --
>>
>> Regards,
>> Kim-man "Punky" Tse
>>
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>>   - Voyage Linux (http://linux.voyage.hk)
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>(http://linux.voyage.hk/**voyage-one
>> )
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>> )
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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver

[Punky Tse]

Hi Roberto,

I did tried my very best to provide the kernel source code (and in every 
release) to the users who need it.  But I normally won't test it release 
by release.  Problems usually come out when compiling out-of-tree 
drivers.  And that's why I am not keen on it.


Even if the codes break, you can still find a way to fix it... and you 
have a channel to report it, for example to this mailing list.  That's 
open source world.


Regards,
Punky

On 12/2/2012 5:51 AM, Roberto Grossi wrote:

Dear Punky,

I partially disagree... while I understand your point on ALSA, I do not see
why you cannot let people that can compile the kernel module to do this by
themselves. I had no problems with ubuntu for example. If you see a couple
of my previous posts (e.g. that of Mon Nov 5 12:15:13 HKT 2012), I
downloaded your source tree code but it was bugged since it did not allowed
to compile kernel modules:

change the content of

/usr/src/linux-source-3.2.17-voyage/include/generated/utsrelease.h
as
#define UTS_RELEASE "3.2.17-voyage"


To sum up:

- ok to ask the author of the hiface1 driver to integrate it into ALSA
- please let us put into conditions of compiling kernel modules by
themselves (I'm using mpdpup for this reason)

Thanks
Roberto






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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please include M2Tech hiFace USB to SPDIF converter driver

[Roberto Grossi]

Sorry Punky if we are pushing too much in this direction, the reason is
that mpd + hiface1 sounds really well :-)

Cheers
Roberto


On Sun, Dec 2, 2012 at 1:28 PM, Punky Tse  wrote:

> Hi Roberto,
>
> I did tried my very best to provide the kernel source code (and in every
> release) to the users who need it.  But I normally won't test it release by
> release.  Problems usually come out when compiling out-of-tree drivers.
>  And that's why I am not keen on it.
>
> Even if the codes break, you can still find a way to fix it... and you
> have a channel to report it, for example to this mailing list.  That's open
> source world.
>
> Regards,
> Punky
>
>
> On 12/2/2012 5:51 AM, Roberto Grossi wrote:
>
>> Dear Punky,
>>
>> I partially disagree... while I understand your point on ALSA, I do not
>> see
>> why you cannot let people that can compile the kernel module to do this by
>> themselves. I had no problems with ubuntu for example. If you see a couple
>> of my previous posts (e.g. that of Mon Nov 5 12:15:13 HKT 2012), I
>> downloaded your source tree code but it was bugged since it did not
>> allowed
>> to compile kernel modules:
>>
>> change the content of
>>
>> /usr/src/linux-source-3.2.17-**voyage/include/generated/**
>> utsrelease.h
>> as
>> #define UTS_RELEASE "3.2.17-voyage"
>>
>>
>> To sum up:
>>
>> - ok to ask the author of the hiface1 driver to integrate it into ALSA
>> - please let us put into conditions of compiling kernel modules by
>> themselves (I'm using mpdpup for this reason)
>>
>> Thanks
>> Roberto
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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[Voyage-linux] Please list feasible captive portal solutions for Voyage running on ALIX

[decool]

Hi,

I will like to try out some captive portal solutions on my voyage running on
ALIX. It has an eth0 interface and wlan0. To save me from the hassle of
trying out countless solutions that probably wont work and take me days to
setup; if u know  of some which you tried and tested please share. Thanks



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[Voyage-linux] Please recommend a cheap mini-pci wifi card for voyage mpd.

[Nick L.]

I'd like to setup a spare Alix board as a internet radio/voyage mpd device
+ usb audio donlgle for a bedroom system. can someone recommend an
inexpensive mini-pci wifi card that will work with Alix?

I usually order from Netgate but I don't need a $60, 200mw card as this
won't be a AP or router.

Will any of these cards on eBay work for this simple task? Link:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.Xa%2Fb%2Fg%2F+mini+pci&_nkw=a%2Fb%2Fg%2F+mini+pci&_sacat=0&_from=R40

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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please list feasible captive portal solutions for Voyage running on ALIX

[John Coltrane]

Hi,

can you please declare what a "captive portal" is, or what it is
supposed to do ?

TIA

On 02/15/2013 06:18 PM, decool wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I will like to try out some captive portal solutions on my voyage running on
> ALIX. It has an eth0 interface and wlan0. To save me from the hassle of
> trying out countless solutions that probably wont work and take me days to
> setup; if u know  of some which you tried and tested please share. Thanks
>
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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please list feasible captive portal solutions for Voyage running on ALIX

[decool]

A captive portal is a hotpots technology with access control. For example
hotspots in the airport and universities that require  authentication before
access to the internet using a webpage.



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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please list feasible captive portal solutions for Voyage running on ALIX

[Kim-man 'Punky' TSE]

On 2/16/2013 1:18 AM, decool wrote:

Hi,

I will like to try out some captive portal solutions on my voyage running on
ALIX. It has an eth0 interface and wlan0.

Voyage includes a very simple nocatsplash for you.

I didn't test it anymore, let me know if it still work or not.

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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please recommend a cheap mini-pci wifi card for voyage mpd.

[Jon Meek]

I have a couple of the Wistron DNMA92 cards that I got from PC Engines for
about $24 each. They work fine, but it does look like availability from the
US may be limited.

If you find this card, or something similar, you need two coax pigtails and
two antennas.

I'm planning to test an Intel 802.11ac card at some point. I think that I
saw them for about $25 somewhere in the US, but I have no idea if they work
OK on ALIX + Voyage.

Jon



On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 5:59 PM, Nick L.  wrote:

> I'd like to setup a spare Alix board as a internet radio/voyage mpd
> device  + usb audio donlgle for a bedroom system. can someone recommend an
> inexpensive mini-pci wifi card that will work with Alix?
>
> I usually order from Netgate but I don't need a $60, 200mw card as this
> won't be a AP or router.
>
> Will any of these cards on eBay work for this simple task? Link:
> http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.Xa%2Fb%2Fg%2F+mini+pci&_nkw=a%2Fb%2Fg%2F+mini+pci&_sacat=0&_from=R40
>
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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please recommend a cheap mini-pci wifi card for voyage mpd.

[Nick L.]

On Sep 8, 2013 9:04 PM, "Jon Meek"  wrote:
>
> I have a couple of the Wistron DNMA92 cards that I got from PC Engines
for about $24 each. They work fine, but it does look like availability from
the US may be limited.
>
> If you find this card, or something similar, you need two coax pigtails
and two antennas.
>
> I'm planning to test an Intel 802.11ac card at some point. I think that I
saw >them for about $25 somewhere in the US, but I have no idea if they
work OK on >ALIX + Voyage.

Jon,


Thanks for the reply. Do you have to use 2 antennas? Can you terminate one
of the connectors if you only had one antenna?

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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please recommend a cheap mini-pci wifi card for voyage mpd.

[Jon Meek]

Nick - You can probably terminate one antenna connector, but I'm guessing
that a proper terminator costs about the same as an antenna, and the extra
antenna is presumably helpful (multiple antennas should be required on the
802.11ac cards to do the beam forming).

It's likely that you can use software to turn off one of the antennas on
the Wistron, and similar cards.

Jon


On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 9:10 PM, Nick L.  wrote:

>
> On Sep 8, 2013 9:04 PM, "Jon Meek"  wrote:
> >
> > I have a couple of the Wistron DNMA92 cards that I got from PC Engines
> for about $24 each. They work fine, but it does look like availability from
> the US may be limited.
> >
> > If you find this card, or something similar, you need two coax pigtails
> and two antennas.
> >
> > I'm planning to test an Intel 802.11ac card at some point. I think that
> I saw >them for about $25 somewhere in the US, but I have no idea if they
> work OK on >ALIX + Voyage.
>
> Jon,
>
>
> Thanks for the reply. Do you have to use 2 antennas? Can you terminate one
> of the connectors if you only had one antenna?
>
> Nick
>
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Re: [Voyage-linux] Please recommend a cheap mini-pci wifi card for voyage mpd.

[Nick L.]

On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 9:17 PM, Jon Meek  wrote:

> Nick - You can probably terminate one antenna connector, but I'm guessing
> that a proper terminator costs about the same as an antenna, and the extra
> antenna is presumably helpful (multiple antennas should be required on the
> 802.11ac cards to do the beam forming).
>
> It's likely that you can use software to turn off one of the antennas on
> the Wistron, and similar cards.
>
> Jon
>
>
> On Sun, Sep 8, 2013 at 9:10 PM, Nick L.  wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> On Sep 8, 2013 9:04 PM, "Jon Meek"  wrote:
>> >
>> > I have a couple of the Wistron DNMA92 cards that I got from PC Engines
>> for about $24 each. They work fine, but it does look like availability from
>> the US may be limited.
>> >
>> > If you find this card, or something similar, you need two coax pigtails
>> and two antennas.
>> >
>> > I'm planning to test an Intel 802.11ac card at some point. I think that
>> I saw >them for about $25 somewhere in the US, but I have no idea if they
>> work OK on >ALIX + Voyage.
>>
>
Jon,

Thanks again. I see that PC Engines has dual band antennas for a couple
bucks a piece so I'll go that route.

Nick
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