WiFi 6 on the Raspberry Pi CM4 makes it Fly! MORE THAN 1 Gbps!

still don't know what to do. i recompiled the kernel with the intel device. shows up but i cant get the firmware to load. after your driver installation dmesg still says no firmware found

Now get 802.11ay, and use it to bridge two 2.5 GbE cards over a wireless link

That menuconfig step reminded me of when I had to do something similar - compile a WiFi driver for a 802.11b PCMCIA Lucent Orinoco card on a Toshiba Satellite 486 laptop back in the day! From what I recall, I would take a good 3-and-a-half to 4 hours. I would usually run the compiling at night and hope to wake up to a freshly baked kernel. Circa 2001, IIRC :-)

why spent so much money on it ? waste of time and money

Is there any chance the process of getting the wifi module to run, is a more friendly for non experts? :D i want to build a mobile Videostream and improve the wifi strength of the pi cm4.
And is it possible to use m.2 wifi module or ist the pci Adapter necessary. :)

The butt partition 😂😂😂

Man your videos are awesome😀. I would like to see a video having a raspberry pi 4 as an all in one home system. Like it should be a NAS (using omv) , a router (openwrt) , a pihole ad blocker , a dns server , a home automation server , a media player , a plex server and so on. I want to see you do this dude. Man enough to accept the challenge?😁

how to work on raspberry pi compute module 4 can anyone tell me

Great video, my little dream is to build a cheap Wifi 6/E router-AP with an Intel-based wifi6 addon card or something like that, the mainstream consumer devices in this area with Wifi6E support appear to be a rip off when you consider they have like 256MB ram and an ARM processor less powerful than what a Raspberry or Banana Pi has.

I like your innovation 👍👍👍

How do you learn all these things? Were you a linux developer or what...? I can hardly remember few important linux commands and cannot even install samba without my notes / online tutorials...

we Taiwanese actually call it Ahh-soos.

ASUS pronunciation - Many other languages pronounce even long vowels (long, phoneme-wise) very short (time-wise). They really are saying a long 'u' sound, but they say it so quickly that English ears don't hear the difference. This is also the culprit for many other idiotic English pronunciations of foreign names. News reporters pronouncing Kabul like 'cobble' (and, of course, drawing out the short vowels) is one egregious example.

would be great if you can share the Raspbian image with your new compiled kernel so that many of us can just use it to build our own router

NEED TEST WITH THIS CARD AND OPENWRT ON PI4!

a sus

Using 200 Mbps here too

Still an outstanding and informative video 18 months later! Thanks Jeff!!

The standard Pi 4B inbuilt wifi gets 433Mbit in AC mode if you get the settings right without installing any other drivers. That's 80MHz channel width single stream AC wifi. Got this working in AP mode, took a lot of hacking around.thanks to hostapd's difficulty.

Boy that's lots of fiddly stuff

"i get an error doing this"
"then delete the error lul what's so difficult?"

haha jeff, happy wife, happy life,👍😂👍

git her done red shirt

A man of raspberry pi

Sus

Saw a Mikrotik CRS305. A good and affordable choice to start with 10G. If you want to upgrade to 10G for whole house, I recommend the affordable CRS312. Skip the SwOS, go straight to ROS.

You're wrong as the deuce
And you shouldn't rejoice
If you're calling him Seuss
He pronounces it Soice (or Zoice)

¡Gracias!

Can u make a video of RP CM4 with OpenWRT with Wifi Mesh Network?

Why don't you compile the required drivers into modules?

try using openwrt with a realtek usb wifi adapter on the Raspberry Pi 4. Does not work and it appears there is little to no support for the chipset. If you could help me with that then you will have a lifetime friend lol

This video has to be one of those 'Super Nerd Trolling Normies Jokes right"? Of coarse you are going to get faster wifi plugging in a dedicated pcie-wifi adapter over the on-board wifi of the Raspberry Pi, it's the same result on desktops Vs on-board wifi Vs a dedicated Pcie wifi adapter. I'm not a super nerd but I don't get what you are trying to share in this video.

my school wifi has 20mbps download and 200 mbps upload

80Mbps is even a dream for me......at least for outside downloads. Haven't bothered to do plex or anything at home....

any chance we get wifi 6 on the RPI card itself ?

would enabling the external antenna while the antenna is not mounted on the cm4 cause damage to the wifi module (impedance missmatch) ? please help

Is it possible to use Realtek WiFi cards and use monitor mode and packet injection for pen.test?

Wifi 6E when? :P

this made me want to convert my pi4b into wifi6 router but I can't imagine patching openwrt kernel to make the PCIe card work.. maybe an idea for a new video ;)

Would it be possible to put the Edup intel ax200 wifi 6 PCIe card into a raspberry Pi compute module 4 based router?

can you create 5ghz access point with intel now?
i thought that intel block that band completely. at least thats the problem for 2 of my old models and the search result i had on the internet 2 years (or so) ago.

would REALLY love a tutorial on how to turn this into a full featured AP running openwrt :)

Jeff is an actual Wizard

Hi Jeff... Can you please help with right resource to setup PI as load balancing wifi router one line through ethernet and other one though mobile usb tethering

ty, that's the router i want. I literally have all this hw lol. I have a series of machines running a small LAN on a smart switch that uses a wifi connection through a PC on that network to reach the WAN. Messy, I'd like to replace the PC with a Pi4 + 3000mbps card.

Oof. Remember 802.11a? What a mistake that was.

This is nut! I'm moving back to Windows.

i would like to mention, that i had to add "kernel=kernel8.img" to /boot/config.txt otherwise my pi always took kernel7.img