[OnePlus 11] omernart:
I think..

I didn't have the opportunity to try it; if I had, the following variant would be possible / maybe. There are errors somewhere in the lines, but we can find them by trial and error. (icm.conf)

(vendor_cmd.xml because if this file is inverted, the results should actually be like this)

# radio interface name

id_0_radio_ifname=phy0

#id_1_radio_ifname=phy1

#id_2_radio_ifname=phy2

# device interface name

id_0_dev_ifname=softap0

#id_1_dev_ifname=p2p0

#id_2_dev_ifname=ath2

# operating band

# 0 - 2.4 GHz band

# 1 - 5 GHz band

# 2 - 6 GHz band

id_0_band=0

id_1_band=1

id_2_band=2

#id_2_band=2

# PHY specification

# 0 - 11A

# 1 - 11B

# 2 - 11G

# 3 - FH

# 4 - TURBO_A

# 5 - TURBO_G

# 6 - 11NA

# 7 - 11NG

# 8 - 11AC

# 9 - 11AX

# 10 - 11BE

id_0_phy_spec=9

id_1_phy_spec=10

#id_2_physpec=9

# channel width

# 0 - HT20

# 1 - HT40MINUS

# 2 - HT40PLUS

# 3 - HT40

# 4 - HT80MINUS

# 5 - HT80PLUS

# 6 - HT80

# 7 - HT160

# 8 - HE20

# 9 - HE40MINUS

# 10 - HE40PLUS

# 11 - HE40

# 12 - HE80MINUS

# 13 - HE80PLUS

# 14 - HE80

# 15 - HE160MINUS

# 16 - HE160PLUS

# 17 - HE160

# 18 - EHT320

id_0_channel_width=3

id_1_channel_width=5

id_2_channel_width=7

#id_2_channel_width=7

# channel

id_0_channel=13

id_1_channel=36

id_2_channel=37

#id_2_channel=37

-------------------p2p_supplicant_overlay.conf-----------

disable_scan_offload=1

p2p_no_group_iface=1

persistent_reconnect=1

bss_max_count=400

p2p_go_ht40=1

p2p_go_vht=1

p2p_go_he=1

When you asked about the 6 GHz setting of the p2p_supplicant_overlay.conf file. I couldn't find a clear answer, but I read in some sources that this file is required to connect to a Wi-Fi 6E AP over the 6 GHz band. You can follow the steps below to create this file:

Get a device that supports Android 13 or Android 14.

Root your device and update the WPA Supplicant program. This program allows you to securely connect to a 6 GHz BSS with SAE.

Create the p2p_supplicant_overlay.conf file in /etc/wpa_(or /etc/wifi) supplicant and edit its contents as follows

disable_scan_offload=1

p2p_go_vht=1 device_type=1-0050F204-1

device_name=Wi-Fi 6E

Device pmf=2 sae_pwe=1

network={ scan_ssid=1 ssid="Wi-Fi 6E SSID" key_mgmt=SAE proto=RSN ieee80211w=2 sae_password="Wi-Fi 6E Password" pairwise=CCMP group=CCMP }

Enable the Wi-Fi function and feed the p2p_supplicant_overlay.conf file to the WPA Supplicant program:

wpa_supplicant -B -c /etc/wpa_supplicant/p2p_supplicant_overlay.conf -i ${ifname}

Check the connection status:

iw dev ${ifname} link

In this way, we had to connect to the Wi-Fi 6E AP over the 6 GHz band.

------------wpa_supplicant.conf----------

Find or add a network block in the file for the Wi-Fi network for which you want to adjust the 6 GHz settings. For example, you can have a network block like this:

network={ ssid="6GHz-WiFi" key_mgmt=WPA-PSK psk="password" freq_list=5950 5975 5995 6015 6035 6055 6055 6075 6095 6115 6135 6155 6175 6195 6215 6235 6255 6275 6295 6315 6335 6355 6375 }

Here, you need to replace ssid and psk with the name and password of your own Wi-Fi network. freq_list is the list of 6 GHz frequencies that your device can connect to. You don't need to change this value, but you can add or remove it if you want.

---------wpa_supplicant_overlay.conf--------

network={ ssid="6GHz-WiFi" key_mgmt=WPA-PSK psk="password" freq_list=5950 5975 5995 6015 6035 6055 6055 6075 6095 6115 6135 6155 6175 6195 6215 6235 6255 6275 6295 6315 6335 6355 6375 }

Here, you need to replace ssid and psk with the name and password of your own Wi-Fi network. freq_list is the list of 6 GHz frequencies that your device can connect to. You don't need to change this value, but you can add or remove it if you want.

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the experts know better. I don't understand much. I think I'm the only one who gets angry about this,

Instead of being restricted in the product I pay for, the option should be left to the optional user request and the responsibility should be on the end user.

OnePlus 11 says it has this service, even though it touts it as wifi 7, CPH2447/CPH2449EU cannot go beyond the current hardware 6e; because the hardware "qca6490" supports the current phone 6 ghz but is limited.

CPH2451NA (2449Global) is a little different, I know it is Qualcomm wcn7851 and these are really wifi 7 supported

I have the PBH110 (2449 global firmware) 6ghz attempts to revive a vegetative state.

What is your purpose or why do you write "empty stuff"? I get answers saying: :))

Just like you guys are trying to replace the original software with "ColorOS/OxygenOS "-->Anonymous AOSP, crDroid, Evolution X and always strive for the better, I say why can't we use all the features of the hardware to the fullest?

I'm sure there's an easy way, I'll find it. :)