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This page documents the current state of the IWN driver for FreeBSD<\/a>, the driver supports the Intel 4965AGN Wireless Card, often found in Intel Centrino based laptops. If your looking for the driver for the 3945 chipset check out the wpi<\/a> page.<\/em><\/p>\n

Note: A majorly updated version of the iwn driver has been committed to FreeBSD -Current (aka 8.0). This version is greatly advanced over the perforce version. If you intend to try the perforce version under 7.0 please make sure you are running 7.0-STABLE not 7.0-RELEASE
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An up to date commentary on what I’m working on can often be found in my blog<\/a> and this is a wiki<\/a> page so you can check the page history for what has changed<\/p>\n

Details on how to help debug the driver are in README file that’s in the download package.<\/p>\n

For those of you wanting to try the perforce version of the driver, the script P4fetch.rb<\/a> will help you easily obtain the files. The script was provided by Tom Evans.<\/p>\n

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