Any idea what Wifi speed we're getting with these things? 802.11n? g? (I don't see it called out anywhere on the website...) Just wondering...
The Adapter seems to be registering as capable of 802.11n Looking at the connection info it shows the speed to be either 65Mb/s or 72Mb/s for me However i setup a couple tests transferring a single large zip file and never reached a speed over 1.5MB/s or 12 Mb/s. The FTP server is wired into my wireless router at 1Gb/s speed. So far it doesn't appear that my router is doing any speed limiting. CPU usage on the UDDO (quad) stays fairly low during the xfer, taking only 1 core to about 50% usage overall im willing to bet this lack of performance is not due to to the the wifi adapter, but to the write rate of the microSD card itself. I am using a class10 card, but im betting that is still it. i will have to do some more testing. In total, my 1.11GB zip file took about 13 minutes to xfer.. give or take Maybe the WiFi adapter, maybe my SD card, but either way there are some test results for ya
I have noticed, when writing the image to the SD Card, that my class 10 card seemed to stay pretty consistently between 6-8MB/s when writing with peaks over 10 and lows as low as 4. This is from an SSD that was in the computer writing to the SD Card
Hi. I have udoo quad. I tried to configure the wifi connection using the desktop menu of the udoo but it doesn't work. Could someone give a tutorial? A method using console commands is also wellcome. Thanks
Its pretty straight forward, first off make sure you are using the most recent linaro release once booted to the desktop click on the network icon int he top right, by default the wifi card is on and it will show any broadcasting SSID/networks Select the one you want to join You will first be prompted for the root password (default is: ubuntu), it will then prompt for the wireless network password after you enter the two passwords wait a few minutes and you will be connected.
