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From:   Reto Schneider <rs@hqv.ch>
Subject: Wi-Fi Alliance Certification Wiki Entry
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Date:   Sat, 18 Jul 2020 14:09:49 +0200
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Hi all,

I started a page in the Wiki about the Wi-Fi Alliance certification [1].

Initial content is a table with certified devices running a mainlined
driver. Both listed products are using the mt76. In case of the GARDENA
smart Gateway running on a MediaTek MT7688.

Are there any other certified devices running a mainlined 802.11 driver?
Maybe Intel devices? Asking such a seemingly trivial question here
because I have not (yet?) managed to use the search functionality on the
Wi-Fi Alliance in a sensible way.

Later on, I intend to extend the page soon, adding information about
features relevant for the Wi-Fi Alliance certification. Since I am
interested mainly in rtl8xxxu/rtl8188cu support, this will be the first
(and probably my only) entry. Any objections/suggestions/hints before I
do this?

Kind regards,
Reto

[1] https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/wi-fi-alliance-certification