> Sadly I think the OpenFWWF firmware still has non-free parts (from the
> page you sent a link to):
> 
> "To make the firmware work properly you need at least 2 more files
> that
> must be extracted from original Broadcom drivers:"
> 
> Until that is fixed I don't see how its much better to recommend
> OpenFWWF.


The newest version is free. I and Alexandre Oliva checked it. Those 2
files are build from commented OpenFWWF sources and no longer require
any files to be extracted from the proprietary driver.

You need linux-libre 2.6.30 to use it, though. It needs to be placed
in /lib/firmware/b43-open and "options b43 qos=0 nohwcrypt=1" be added
to /etc/modprobe.d/options.

That statement at the bottom is confusing, but if you read through all
the news then you see that this dependancy on non-free parts was
dropped.



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