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> Manufacturer/vendor did not provided open source driver with real freedom license (BSD/MIT/...) Article says, > Brcmfmac is a Linux driver (ISC licence) for
by yjftsjthsd-h 8mo ago
> Manufacturer/vendor did not provided open source driver with real freedom license (BSD/MIT/...)
Article says,
> Brcmfmac is a Linux driver (ISC licence) for set of FullMAC chips from Broadcom
I don't feel like looking to see where the Linux driver came from, but someone provided a permissively-licensed driver.
- swiftcoder 8mo ago> I don't feel like looking to see where the Linux driver came from It's originally from Broadcom themselves. A lot of Broadcom hardware runs linux natively (i.e. mobile and embedded CPUs), and a ton more of it ships in linux-adjacent devices (routers, android devices, etc)