Hi, I am working on mainlining stuff for several ebook readers (esp. kobo/tolino ones). I often find a CyberTan WC121 (BCM43362) SDIO WiFi chip there. That one requires a nvram file. It can be found in the vendor system (often an ancient 3.0.35 kernel with bcmdhd driver) So now, it would be nice to have it installed via package management. A source for that missing file is (besides of sdcard backups of the original system): https://download.pageplace.de/ereader/15.3.2/OS44/update.zip (linked from here: https://mytolino.de/software-updates-tolino-ereader/) path system/lib/firmware/wc121/nvram.txt needs to be present at /lib/firmware/brcm/brcmfmac43362-sdio.kobo,tolino-shine2hd.txt The only problem is that I do not see a distribution license there. So I am hesitating to just submit that one to the linux-firmware.git Are there any best practices to deal with that situation? find any source which also includes a license (and which hopefully allows distribution)? or is there any way to reverse-engineer that stuff. How were things done for the nvram.txt files already present in linux-firmware.git? Regards, Andreas Kemnade
