Kalle Valo <kvalo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Igor Mitsyanko <igor.mitsyanko.os@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: >> On 11/19/19 8:12 AM, Jonas Gorski wrote: >>> Any update on this? The support now had its first anniversary, and >>> still no firmware available for it. >>> >>> Maybe you could put it up in a (temporary) download location at >>> Quantenna until you get around to the second attempt? >> >> Hi Jonas, Quantenna was recently acquired by ON Semiconductor and this >> was put on hold during the integration. I have gone back to our legal / >> IT department to work on this again. > > Thanks, and please put priority on this. It's really bad that if there's > an upstream driver but users can't use it because of lack of firmware. And it's particularily meaningless since most of the firmware source is available for download from e.g https://kb.netgear.com/2649/NETGEAR-Open-Source-Code-for-Programmers-GPL , or other vendors using these modules. The "Netgear R7500" firmware archives include the GPL distribution of a few Quantenna Topaz firmware versions: qtn sdk v36.6.0.23: 1.0.0.46, qtn sdk v36.6.0.28: 1.0.0.52, qtn sdk v36.6.0.30: 1.0.0.68, 1.0.0.70, qtn sdk v36.7.3.23: 1.0.0.76, 1.0.0.82, qtn sdk v37.3.1.25: 1.0.0.94, 1.0.0.108, 1.0.0.110 , 1.0.0.112, 1.0.0.116, 1.0.0.122, qtn sdk v37.3.2.44: 1.0.0.124 These are pretty complete and directly buildable/usable. Now I only have an RGMII connected Topaz module so I am unable to test these firmwares with the PCIe driver, but I assume they will work with it. Having some officially sanctioned image in linux-firmware would be nice. Bjørn
