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Is it possible to make a working irmware for a wireless card? Sure, I don't see why it wouldn't be possible. That's basically all you have when you want to write a firmware. It probably would have taken more than just a few years to turn Linux into a decent OS.

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It was his only example of how to do an OS. He didn't have any documentation about the hardware, he didn't have a compiler for it. Now, imagine if he had access to only DOS. He had access to book on how to write operating systems, and he had access to Minix to get some ideas of how it could be done.ДЄnd it still took a few years before it was really a decent operating system. He had access to a compiler which would allow him to program in a standard language, which would automatically generate the machine code for IA32.

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He had access to an architecture reference manual or similar information about PC's and IA32. Unfortunately, Linus couldn't have written Linux in a vacuum. Well, it's certainly a nice idea, and in an ideal world, it would be a good plan. Just the ones with the neatest hardware features. So couldn't some bright people get together, use the programmable hardware as a starting point, and develop their own firmware? I guess you wouldn't have to develop firmware for every blank hardware platform that was manufactured.

For one particular piece of hardware - Intel CPU's - some bright guy named Linus wrote some 'firmware' to make that platform run. It occurs to me that maybe these cards are like CPU platforms - lots of hardware, no driving software.

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One of the major complaints seems to be that the loadable firmware is not redistributable, and anyway it's full of bugs and other crazy stuff.

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So basically you have a hardware platform with no driving software - essentially one big, blank programmable ASIC with specialty hardware depending on what the card is. Look for more firmware issues in the future, as not only wireless hardware, but regular wired Ethernet cards, take the driver-loaded firmware approach.'Д¬orrect me if I'm wrong - the problem is that the firmware doesn't come preloaded on the hardware. The bottom line? In general, Asian hardware manufacturers were far more responsive and liberal about firmware than U.S. Jem Matzan has produced a detailed article, ' The battle for wireless network drivers,' on the subject, including interviews with manufacturers' representatives and OS developers, including Theo de Raadt. While these new designs allow for lower parts counts and thus lower cost, it presents a serious problem for F/OSS software because it can sometimes guarantee no out-of-the-box compatibility. One reason for this is that more and more manufacturers are producing hardware that are useless without proprietary firmware. No selling/trading posts or links to online listings.Kadin2048 writes 'If you've gone to a big-box store and purchased a wireless card recently, you might have had some trouble getting it to work under Linux, or any non-Windows OS for that matter. Questions about watch faces can be posted to this sub. If no details are given the post is subject to removal.ДЄll watch face sellers must post their work to r/GalaxyWatchFace. When you post a watch selfie please include details on the watchface you're using, the bezel cover and any other modifications you have. Regular or egregious violations will result in a ban.Д«latant low quality posts or repeated spam posts of the same content will be removed.ДЄdvertisements for competing smartwatches will be removed. Personal attacks, bigotry, fighting words, otherwise inappropriate behavior or content, comments that insult or demean a specific user or group of users will be removed.

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