Thanks, very interesting.
The wireless card contains an ARM processor, and that's what the
firmware runs on.
Yes, the firmware had proven to be stable when used by Open Firmware
for NANDblaster function, but Open Firmware uses a subset of the
commands supported.
On the other hand, Linux uses
Thanks, very interesting.
The wireless card contains an ARM processor, and that's what the
firmware runs on.
Yes, the firmware had proven to be stable when used by Open Firmware
for NANDblaster function, but Open Firmware uses a subset of the
commands supported.
On the other hand, Linux uses
