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--- faq [2021/06/08 01:38] – My driver doesn't work anymore, or it does something weird, how to debug? mister_x
+++ faq [2024/01/10 16:40] (current) – [Any GPS recommendation ?] Add GPSes mister_x
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 Which card to purchase is a hard question to answer.  Each person's criteria is somewhat different, such as one may require 802.11ax capability, or may require it to work via virtualization.  However, having said that, then the following cards are considered the best in class:
+  * Alfa AWUS036AXML (a/b/g/n/ac/ax, WiFi 6E) is the best performing card, with a stable driver
+  * Alfa AWUS036AXM (a/b/g/n/ac/ax, WiFi 6E) has been reported as a bit less sensitive than the AWUS036AXML
+Runner ups:
   * Alfa AWUS036ACH (a/b/g/n/ac) is the best performing card, but the driver can be unstable enough to crash your kernel
   * Alfa AWUS036ACM (a/b/g/n/ac) is the highest performing of the STABLE devices, but it requires kernel 4.19.5 or higher, and the driver doesn't work on the Raspberry Pi 3 yet; it works on the Raspberry Pi 4.
-Runner ups:
+Older adapters:
   * Alfa AWUS036H [b/g USB]
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   * BU-353
   * NL-402U USB
+  * VK-192 devices
+  * Stratux GPYes 2.0
 However, anything that is [[http://www.catb.org/gpsd/hardware.html|compatible with GPSd]] will work.
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 If the card is USB, clearing it using 'dmesg -c' before plugging the adapter may help, by decreasing the amount of messages you have to go through.
+===== Does Aircrack-ng suite work with WSL or WSL2? =====
+No.