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Root Help with wireless N

silverxbv2

Well-Known Member
Is this finally working? I remember reading somewhere that there was issues with it. Anyways, here's my question. My router is g, but my laptop has an n card, so if I download a hydraulic kernel with n, will it connect to my router still, even though it is only g? Is it backwards compatible? Will I be able to transfer files wirelessly to and from my laptop at n speed instead of g speed?
 
What about my laptop? I know the internet will be at g speed. That's cool. My main question is about the laptop. Will file transfer be at n speed or g speed? Wait a minute, what the hell am I talking about. It's only going to work as fast as the router, right? I'm having "a moment" or something.
 
I have a few questions before I enable N. I was wondering if enabling N is a good idea.

1) Does the Incredible have 2.4 and 5ghz radios?

2) Does the Incredible have multiple radios dedicated to either band? Channel bonding is what gets the 130mb + speeds

3) Does the Incredible have multiple antenna and are they separated enough to take advantage of the phasing that MIMO (N) offers? Wavelength: 2.4gHz = 0.125 metres (12.5cm or ~4in).
 
What about my laptop? I know the internet will be at g speed. That's cool. My main question is about the laptop. Will file transfer be at n speed or g speed? Wait a minute, what the hell am I talking about. It's only going to work as fast as the router, right? I'm having "a moment" or something.

It will only work at router's speed, which is G. Imaine this, your phone and laptop with wireless n are both connecting to a G router. So they will only work at G speed.
 
I have a few questions before I enable N. I was wondering if enabling N is a good idea.

1) Does the Incredible have 2.4 and 5ghz radios?

2) Does the Incredible have multiple radios dedicated to either band? Channel bonding is what gets the 130mb + speeds

3) Does the Incredible have multiple antenna and are they separated enough to take advantage of the phasing that MIMO (N) offers? Wavelength: 2.4gHz = 0.125 metres (12.5cm or ~4in).

All i know is, it has N capability, the reason it is not enabled is because HTC didnt include the driver. But upcomig OTA will enable it.
 
i was trying this method.

linux$ adb shell
$ su
# cd /system/lib/modules
# /system/bin/cat bcm4329.ko > bcm4329.ko-orig
# /system/bin/cat /sdcard/bcm4329.ko-11n > bcm4329.ko
# /system/bin/ls -l
-rw-r--r-- root root 217116 2010-04-06 13:42 bcm4329.ko-orig
-rw-rw-rw- root shell 216716 2010-06-19 01:39 bcm4329.ko
# /system/bin/sync

but I keep getting "not enough space". i'm pretty sure it's not the sd card or phone memory.
# exit
 
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