PÁLI Gábor János

Hi @Elimelech: Have you tried the `rtw89` driver? It has been ported to the Alpine-based Wifibox image and it is enabled by default. What did you try exactly and what...

Do you mean the table under [_"Compatibility"_](https://github.com/pgj/freebsd-wifibox#compatibility)? That listing only contains the configurations that were confirmed to be working. But the actual range of supported device is potentially wider. The...

No, Wifibox does not need the `linux-base-c7` package, only the `linux64` kernel module. You can simply use the `wifibox` or the `wifibox-rtw89` package from the `latest` branch. Alternatively, you can...

A `linux64` kernel module is only needed for building the `wifibox-alpine` port. If you were able to install Wifibox from binary package, you do not have to deal with loading...

You should not be looking at the FreeBSD kernel logs but that of Wifibox. It is expected that the kernel will eventually lose control of the device as `bhyve` takes...

Okay, so can we say that Wifibox works with your wireless card? If you share the details of your configuration with me, I can add it to the [Compatibility table](https://github.com/pgj/freebsd-wifibox#compatibility),...

Thanks for the configuration data and the confirmation! Regarding the issue with `dhclient(8)`, it should not be called for the static IP and route configuration at all. The `wifibox0` interface...

I have tried Wifibox with FreeBSD 13.2-RC5, and DHCP worked for me. It would be curious to understand how your configuration is different from the standard one and what the...

Okay. Could you please try disabling the background `dhclient(8)`, that is, applying only the following settings to `/etc/rc.conf`? ```shell ifconfig_wifibox0="SYNCDHCP" ``` Then post output of the following command, please: ```console...

Apparently the problem is with the boot process. I am not sure if this is Wifibox-specific, but we can still keep running the investigation because it may bring some important...