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The name "Intel Cannon Point-LP CNVi [Wireless-AC] " is hard to recognized,
and based on the information https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Intel_Dual_Band_Wireless-AC_9560_(9560D2W),
the device name of this device(PCI-ID 8086:9DF0) should be "Intel Jefferson Peak 2 9560".

kevin.lu

2019-08-21 08:54:20

It's a fair point, but based on my reading of that technical specification, the PCI device is generic, and there are a number of possible wifi modules that could be connected to it. The 9560 is only one possible module, and the PCI ID doesn't change to reflect it.

pciids.philipl

2019-08-21 16:53:15

Are there any other wireless devices known that can be connected to CNVi? Or is the device recognisable by a subsystem?

AlbertP

2019-08-22 13:09:18

This page lists four possible modules that might be connected to CNVi: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000026155/network-and-i-o/wireless-networking.html

I only have access to one machine with one particular module, and so I have no experience with how the different modules appear at the PCI level. There may not be any distinguishing factors.

pciids.philipl

2019-08-23 06:59:18

Does your module have a subsystem from Intel or from the board manufacturer? (See for instance lspci -knn)

AlbertP

2019-08-23 16:12:41

My machine is an Intel NUC, so my subsystem vendor is Intel for all components. However, the subsystem device ID for the wifi device is distinct [0034] vs all the other system devices [2074].

Perhaps that id specifically indicates a 9560 (what I have) but I have no other data points.

pciids.philipl

2019-08-23 23:14:38