>>106165041
>so it's not terrible
I guess, there's two many 2.4 GHz devices on 5 GHz it's just me.
I guess it's just idiots that think higher power = better signal.
Mine is Ralink MT7601U Wireless Adapter, it's 2.4 Ghz and was doing fine, until yesterday.
I don't really know what's causing it.
>wifi6
My router support up to 5 ghz.
I guess 5 ghz adapter would offer better speed but then I have several concrete walls to deal with, which I know from my other laptops that do support 5 Ghz and do poorly with that and switch to 2.4 Ghz when I'm away.
The repeater is in mesh mode so I'm not sure on what frequency or channel it's broadcasting.
Pic is my current placement of the AP in my apartment.
It's not the best but I can't run wires sadly.
Also I found this
>SmartLife-EC5A
It broadcast on the same channel and switch to the same channel when I switch channels.
Can I fuck with them by doing Deauth attack?
>never worked on Linux
I have old tp-link adapter and it worked straight away, but those are old.
Or am I misunderstanding something?
What's the issue with realtek choosers?
>>106165071
enlighten me
>>106165075
>Both TP-LINK and Netgear release trash with a Realtek or Broadcom chipset. Then there's the stuff with the nice Mediatek chipset
I see, so I should aim for mediatek