This isn't factually correct. It was designed and manufactured by another
company. Unex is just a middleman in the chain. Companies as big as Sony have
also utilized this adapter, but I'm apparently the only one who knows about
it. I haven't seen any records online of it. However I've spoken
These are not free software friendly and would not work in Trisquel. Not to
mention they have poor support in GNU/Linux in general should you install the
non-free components. The quality is also extremely poor on these cheap
adapters.
Honestly the best choice for a wifi adapter is not this
On 05.08.2014 15:36, uros.djo...@gmail.com wrote:
> No one answers despite I wrote here and to web site support.
I am terribly sorry for what happened. It seems you have tried to reach
me on this mailing list when I was in a camp with my nonprofit (Ceata).
The Internet connection was bad and altho
El 17/07/14 a las 03:14, uros.djo...@gmail.com escibió:
> Hello Tiberiu,
>
> I like free software that much and can afford to pay you 25 euro for
> that wireless adapter, but it seems I can't via wire transfer. Is
> there any other option paypal, moneybookers, credit card ? Bank told
> me they can
Noone answers despite I wrote here and to web site support. I guess it is
dead or not responding web site. I am not buying this.
Hello Tiberiu,
I like free software that much and can afford to pay you 25 euro for that
wireless adapter, but it seems I can't via wire transfer. Is there any other
option paypal, moneybookers, credit card ? Bank told me they can do money
transfer but want to skin me for 10 euro for that a
Free hardware should also be competitive! Well, it could cost about 10%-15%
higher, but not in three times ;)
>The fact that all the free hardware (wi-fi adapters, coreboot-supported
motherboards, etc) are a few years old, makes me really sad :(
Me too and here's the reason:
>I like free hardware, but not that much :P
People are apparently for now not willing to pay for free hardware. I expect
this
Thank you for detailed answer, Legimet :)
The ThinkPenguin one is cheaper, you can get it from
http://libre.thinkpenguin.com (the 24.97 USD one)
The firmware isn't installed onto the device. Instead, a firmware file is
loaded by the driver into the RAM of the device. The driver is part of
Linux-libre, as long as you keep your kernel updated, and the firmware just
has to be installed so the driver can find it. In Trisquel, you need the
I apologize, seems I confused the chip model number...
That means, I could buy AR9271 or AR7010 device, and just install free
firmware onto it?
The problem with Unex DNUA-93F adapter is that it is available only from Unex
- and, currently, the minimum order quantity is 2000 pcs. Therefore, I am
going to search for chinese wifi adapter that is compatible with free
firmware yet has a lower price.
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"The chip fully supports 802.11n"
This is Draft-N specification, not Final-N.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11n-2009#Wi-Fi_Alliance
In short, manufacturers have rushed to release WiFi 802.11n devices
before the specification was finalized - and, as result, compatibility
between Draft-N a
The chip fully supports 802.11n. However, 802.11ac is another issue, and I
don't know of anything that doesn't require nonfree firmware (pci or usb).
On 05.06.2014 21:41, radiowav...@gmail.com wrote:
> This adapter is a rebranded version of some chinese adapter, with free
> software enabled.
Actually, it is a Taiwanese manufacturer, Unex. There is no secret about
it, I acknowledge the manufacturer on the product page.
> Such adapters could be
Also, why the best free WiFi adapter is just 150Mbps Draft-N ?
The fact that all the free hardware (wi-fi adapters, coreboot-supported
motherboards, etc) are a few years old, makes me really sad :(
This adapter is a rebranded version of some chinese adapter, with free
software enabled. Such adapters could be bought from AliExpress/any other
chinese online store, for like $5. I am excited to hear about second fully
free wireless adapter, but would be searching for exact model in chinese
I just got my new Tehnoetic TET-N150 wireless USB adapter today. I tested it
with my Trisquel GNU/Linux friendly laptop by removing the internal wifi
chip. I'm glad to report that the adapter worked right out of the box without
any problems. I'm writing this message while using the adapter.
On 25.05.2014 14:17, mattij.la...@kolumbus.fi wrote:
> The thing is that the bank transfer details are given to the customers
> via e-mail AFTER they have completed their order. People don't expect
> this. They get the impression they should get the details before
> completing the order. This is ho
On 26.05.2014 12:36, go.bu...@gmail.com wrote:
> Just saw your emails now - they were hiding in the spam folder.
Sorry about that, it's not the first report of this nature. Google has a
problem with my foundation server, even though we have set up SPF and DKIM.
> Cheers for helping me sort this o
Hi,
Just saw your emails now - they were hiding in the spam folder.
Cheers for helping me sort this out - I'll have another go at getting my bank
to set up an international transfer shortly. (I didn't want to confirm the
order until I was sure that I'd be able to get the money transferred.)
Many shops in Poland do this, often with order-specific account numbers.
I think it's ok, especially if it means paying only when it's certain
that the order can be fulfilled. Payment when receiving a package is
common here too.
(I haven't ordered the adapter discussed here, while it makes me uns
The thing is that the bank transfer details are given to the customers via
e-mail AFTER they have completed their order. People don't expect this. They
get the impression they should get the details before completing the order.
This is how most online shops work. People are hesitant to compli
Hey!
Thank you for finding a way to reach Tehnoetic if everything else didn't
work. :-)
În 2014-05-25 12:15, go.bu...@gmail.com a scris:
I tried to order a couple of these, but I couldn't make payments
because no recipient bank address details were provided on the order
form.
I found your
I tried to order a couple of these, but I couldn't make payments because no
recipient bank address details were provided on the order form.
I tried to ask for help via the contact form, but I don't think that it
worked - clicking the "Continue" button did nothing...
Great news, congratulations and thank you!
FYI:
http://www.fsf.org/news/tehnoetic-wireless-usb-adapter-now-fsf-certified-to-respect-your-freedom
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