I'm not really sure what you're talking about. There's two cases: Drivers are open source and part of the kernel. In that case, if a distro hasn't enabled supp

I'm not really sure what you're talking about. There's two cases: Drivers are open source and part of the kernel. In that case, if a distro hasn't enabled support in their kernel build, you can build your own. Or compile it in with dkms if it's out of tree. Or it's a proprietary driver, and then it might only work with certain distros, but in this case I seriously doubt the HW would work with NetBSD either.