feat: WiFi/Bluetooth driver auto-matcher #600
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This pull request introduces a new feature for WiFi/Bluetooth driver auto-matching, which is a valuable addition for users experiencing wireless connectivity issues. The implementation in cortex/wifi_driver.py is well-structured, utilizing enums and dataclasses for clear data modeling, and includes robust command execution with error handling. The cli.py changes correctly integrate the new wifi command into the existing CLI framework. Furthermore, the accompanying test file tests/test_wifi_driver.py provides comprehensive unit and integration tests, demonstrating a strong commitment to code quality and reliability. Overall, this is a solid and well-executed feature.
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| WIFI = "wifi" | ||
| BLUETOOTH = "bluetooth" | ||
| COMBO = "combo" # Combined WiFi + Bluetooth |
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The DeviceType.COMBO enum is defined but does not appear to be used anywhere in the detect_pci_devices or detect_usb_devices methods. Currently, combo cards are classified as either WIFI or BLUETOOTH based on keyword presence. Consider updating the detection logic to explicitly identify and use COMBO for devices that support both, which could provide more accurate device representation.
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| vendor=self._detect_vendor(name), | ||
| driver_loaded=driver, | ||
| is_working=bool(driver), |
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The is_working flag is currently determined solely by whether a kernel driver is loaded. While this is a good initial indicator, a driver being loaded doesn't always guarantee full functionality. For a more robust check, consider adding additional verification steps, such as checking rfkill status for the device or parsing dmesg output for driver-specific errors, to confirm the device is truly operational.
- Detect PCI and USB wireless devices via lspci/lsusb - Driver database for Realtek, Mediatek, Intel, Broadcom, Atheros - Auto-match devices to appropriate drivers (kernel, DKMS, package) - Check WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity status - Generate install commands for problematic chips - Support for common problematic chips (RTL8821CE, MT7921, etc.) - 42 tests with full coverage Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Implements #444 - WiFi/Bluetooth Driver Auto-Matcher for problematic wireless chips.
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Fixes #444