Reminds me of the WRT3200ACM, which Linksys sold/advertised as "open-source". It's impossible to get compliant WPA3 working on said device because the final fi

Reminds me of the WRT3200ACM, which Linksys sold/advertised as "open-source". It's impossible to get compliant WPA3 working on said device because the final firmware blob for the radio has a broken PMF (802.11w) implementation. The entire Marvell wifi/bluetooth portfolio was later sold off to NXP, whom presumably aren't helping either as the issue remains. Most of the other vendors seem at least willing to engage, from what I can see skimming through linux-firmware.git