bcm4329 in streak? 802.11n?

[Guest mmmputch]

Just checked on smoku's kernel port and found this:

http://gitorious.org/streak/kernel/commit/...2fa3e75e73a56b1

Is this enabeling 802.11n on the streak? If it is could this be ported into the froyo betas?

[Guest fards]

Just checked on smoku's kernel port and found this:

http://gitorious.org/streak/kernel/commit/...2fa3e75e73a56b1

Is this enabeling 802.11n on the streak? If it is could this be ported into the froyo betas?

the hardware supports b/g so very very unlikely

[Guest MrPokeylope]

the hardware supports b/g so very very unlikely

This argument was the same for the HD2 and the evo. Nobody is sure or definitive that the chip is the BCM4325 anywhere on the net. I am expecting the chip to be the 29 version.

Can't see why dell wouldn't have added this.

[Guest JaysFreaky]

This argument was the same for the HD2 and the evo. Nobody is sure or definitive that the chip is the BCM4325 anywhere on the net. I am expecting the chip to be the 29 version.

Can't see why dell wouldn't have added this.

Well, the same could be also be said about the FM radio we have. Dell didn't include it - we had to figure it out on our own.

[Guest BooToo]

The reason is the same as always...

Money!

Wifi n = different (and more expensive) license to pay....

I really hope that the n option will be activated as i could clearly use it!

[Guest fards]

didn't that fixit strip down show a 4325?

the 4325 doesn't support it according to broadcomm who make the chip.

http://www.broadcom.com/products/Bluetooth...lutions/BCM4325

the hd2 has 4329, which is why **I** could enable the n simply and easily...

what would be nice would be to enable the dual band option. My house seems to work better on 5ghz rather than 2.4

Edited October 12, 2010 by fards