Just wanna share my successful experience with Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) on the Framework 13 AMD laptop running Arch Linux, powered by the Qualcomm QCNCM865 card. This achievement has been made possible by utilizing the ath12k driver. This card feat the FastConnect 7800, which is a feature complete Wi-Fi 7 architecture.
The QCNCM865 card, featuring the WCN7850(virtually WCN7851) chipset. And ath12k is an really active wifi 7 driver for latest qualcomm technologies.
As of Linux 6.12. It’s now working out of the box without any problems. Fast and stable speed.
If you are using iwd, you want to add this config to /etc/iwd/main.conf
that not my card, just an image that I found on internet, it was just to show the actual name as @jared_kidd didn’t understand that it’s the name of the card
Also it looks like some pople have be200s running on amd desktop systems so it may really just need an agesa fix. Maybe in a couple years (hopefully not but probably not soon XD) when we get the next bios update it just works.
Out of curiosity, I’m wondering how switching networks behaves for you? @GreyXor
I have one in my 12th gen, while I got the card to work and connect to the first network I use at work, I cannot connect to any other network.
After trying to connect to another network I can’t connect to the first one until I reboot. This is on ubuntu 23.10 with 6.8rc7, Just trying to find out if this issue exists on Arch as well, if not I may be trying out Arch in the near future.
I don’t know sorry, I was lucky, I directly contacted a reseller on alibaba, several email exchanges then they sent me the wifi card for $30 delivery included.