e100 might be a simpler task, and nearly as useful: there's some
indication in the driver that the processor that runs the microcode is
8086, the microcode snippets are small (limited to 134 32-bit words),
and a very large number of Intel chipsets are bundled with network
interfaces that require this microcode.
What license is this released under?
Another more challenging piece of firwmare is that for Broadcom Everest
network cards, bnx2x driver. It's a pretty large, often-changing chunk
of (IIRC MIPS-targeted) management firmware. I have no idea of how
widely deployed it is.
What license is this released under?
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