Opensource Firmware Released For Broadcom Wireless
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"Although the base firmware is not fully 802.11 compliant, e.g.,
it does not support RTS/CTS procedure or QoS, we believe that
someone could be interested in testing it. The firmware does not
require the kernel to be modified and it uses the same shared
memory layout and global registers usage of the original stuff from
broadcom to ease loading by the b43 driver."
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