Photo of a screen, running Windows 11. WiFi status dialog shows a 5,7Gbit/s PHY rate connection, with a 297 MByte/s SMB file copy running

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   Manawyrm | Sarah (manawyrm@chaos.social)'s status on Wednesday, 20-Nov-2024 22:13:38 JST Manawyrm | Sarah

   Got a chance to play with new WiFi hardware:
   BananaPi BPI-R4, mt76-based WiFi 7 7/802.11be access point.

   Support in mainline OpenWRT is now good enough to "just work".
   No MLO support yet, WIP.

   Client is a Intel BE200 M.2 card, 2x2 MIMO.
   Was able to get MCS13 (aka 4096QAM) working at 320 MHz, which results in a 5.7Gbit/s PHY rate and ~3Gbit/s of actual TCP throughput.

   BE200 drivers on Linux still seem a bit wonky, "only" 2 Gbit/s on Linux.
   Windows 11 works as expected.

   https://openwrt.org/inbox/toh/sinovoip/bananapi_bpi-r4