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WPA3: No go on Raspberry Pi (plus some Mac gotchas)

10 pointsby l0b0over 2 years ago

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chedabobover 2 years ago
I wonder if that issue with no Ethernet during internet recovery can be solved by using an adapter with a chip that doesn&#x27;t require drivers on Mac.<p>I have 2 that work on M1 Macs without installing anything<p>* Anker 3x USB + Ethernet with an RTL8153 chip (they don&#x27;t make the hub anymore, but there&#x27;s others still using that chip)<p>* Anker USB-C Ethernet (model A7613) with AX88179A chip<p>We bought a load of Anker USB-A Ethernet adapters for our new office, and with Big Sur they all stopped working. At the time I think Anker didn&#x27;t provide the new drivers, and the chipset manufacturer themselves required you to also install an app to enable the adapter. Really not a good experience for our users, and we&#x27;re slowly trying to get rid of the adapters.
bradhansonover 2 years ago
After spending weeks struggling with the nonsense involved in getting Infineon&#x2F;Cypress&#x2F;Broadcom hardware working on a custom IoT device thanks to some fun SDIO incompatibilities (and spec violations?) I&#x27;m glad to see I&#x27;m not the only one fed up with this nonsense.<p>I really wish these WiFi chips weren&#x27;t locked up behind layer after layer of NDA and FAE-interaction-required support.