You can see the other thread in re Broadcom and non working internal mini PCIe wireless card....
Any one found any GOOD WORKING with out any need for compiling or sourcing other drivers, ie: its built into the kernel etc. for mini PCIe wireless cards...
For $15-20 I might spring for one that does it internally v. the nano TP-Link I got to work, I really dislike loosing a USB port over this.. not that I probably need it, its just the principal of it! .
I quickly searched up this . . . .
https://www.amazon.com/Intel-7260-HM.../dp/B00MV3N7UO
Any one used these? Not a fan that its intel (yes I have axes to grind! )
So any one got GOOD WORKING mini PCIe cards they have found which work, out of the box ie: no driver installs.. kernel recognizes it and moves on... I'd PREFER DUAL band, ie: 5Ghz, and even better if its supports the 6GHz even if Ive not got that AP yet.. they are still to pricey for my blood, yes I am cheap! Never met a OLD PC I can repurpose to something!
Thanks in advance....
Any one found any GOOD WORKING with out any need for compiling or sourcing other drivers, ie: its built into the kernel etc. for mini PCIe wireless cards...
For $15-20 I might spring for one that does it internally v. the nano TP-Link I got to work, I really dislike loosing a USB port over this.. not that I probably need it, its just the principal of it! .
I quickly searched up this . . . .
https://www.amazon.com/Intel-7260-HM.../dp/B00MV3N7UO
Any one used these? Not a fan that its intel (yes I have axes to grind! )
So any one got GOOD WORKING mini PCIe cards they have found which work, out of the box ie: no driver installs.. kernel recognizes it and moves on... I'd PREFER DUAL band, ie: 5Ghz, and even better if its supports the 6GHz even if Ive not got that AP yet.. they are still to pricey for my blood, yes I am cheap! Never met a OLD PC I can repurpose to something!
Thanks in advance....
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