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Subject: Is 802.11p supported?
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Hello all,

On behalf of a friend I have an inquiry whether FreeBSD supports the wireless 802.11p protocol?
More specifically, is it supported on Atheros 5k cards? I realise "5k" is a bit generic, I don't have any more details than that (yet) though.

He is actually looking for a Linux driver, so I'm not sure knowing that there's a FreeBSD driver (if there is one) would help him at all, but it would be a good opportunity to make him sway to the "light side" ;)

Regards,

Alban Hertroys

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