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en:users:drivers:brcm80211 [2015/03/14 00:19]
Rafał Miłecki [brcmfmac] SDIO 0x4345
en:users:drivers:brcm80211 [2017/05/15 23:44]
Franky Lin Remove Brett as maintainer since he is no longer with Broadcom
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 **brcmsmac (PCIe/​AXI)** driver: ​ **brcmsmac (PCIe/​AXI)** driver: ​
-| **Name**  | **PCI Device ID**  |+Name PCI Device ID ^
 | BCM4313 ​  | 0x4727 ​            | | BCM4313 ​  | 0x4727 ​            |
 | BCM43224 ​ | 0x0576 ​            | | BCM43224 ​ | 0x0576 ​            |
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 **brcmsmac (SoC/AXI)** driver: ​ **brcmsmac (SoC/AXI)** driver: ​
-|**Name** |+Name ^
 |BCM4716 ​ | |BCM4716 ​ |
 |BCM4717 ​ | |BCM4717 ​ |
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 === PCIe devices === === PCIe devices ===
 ^ Chipset ^ PCI Device ID ^ Notes ^ ^ Chipset ^ PCI Device ID ^ Notes ^
-|BCM4354 ​ |14e4:43df | Supported ​in 3.17+ +|BCM4350 ​ |14e4:43a3 | Queued for 4.4+ | 
-|BCM4356 ​ |14e4:43ec | ::: |+|BCM4354 ​ |14e4:43df | Unreleased hw, support dropped ​in 4.
 +|BCM4356 ​ |14e4:43ec | Supported in 3.17+ |
 |BCM43567 |14e4:43d3 | ::: | |BCM43567 |14e4:43d3 | ::: |
 |BCM43570 |14e4:43d9 | ::: | |BCM43570 |14e4:43d9 | ::: |
-|BCM43602 ​|14e4:43ba | ::|+|BCM4358  ​|14e4:43e9 Supported in 4.2+ | 
 +|BCM4359 ​ |14e4:43ef | Queued for 4.5+ | 
 +|BCM43602 |14e4:43ba | Supported in 3.17+ |
 |BCM43602 |14e4:43bb | Supported in 3.19+, 2 GHz device | |BCM43602 |14e4:43bb | Supported in 3.19+, 2 GHz device |
 |BCM43602 |14e4:43bc | Supported in 3.19+, 5 GHz device | |BCM43602 |14e4:43bc | Supported in 3.19+, 5 GHz device |
 +|BCM43602 |14e4:aa52 | Supported in 4.2+, "​raw"​ device |
 +|BCM4365 ​ |14e4:43ca | Supported in 4.4+ |
 +|BCM4365 ​ |14e4:43cb | Supported in 4.4+, 2 GHz device |
 +|BCM4365 ​ |14e4:43cc | Supported in 4.4+, 5 GHz device |
 +|BCM4366 ​ |14e4:4365 | Queued for 4.6+ |
 +|BCM4366 ​ |14e4:43c3 | Supported in 4.4+ |
 +|BCM4366 ​ |14e4:43c4 | Supported in 4.4+, 2 GHz device |
 +|BCM4366 ​ |14e4:43c5 | Supported in 4.4+, 5 GHz device |
  
  
 === SDIO devices === === SDIO devices ===
-^ Name ^ Device ID ^ Notes ^ +^ Name      ^ Device ID  ^ Notes               ​
-|BCM4329 ​ | 0x4329 | | +| BCM4329 ​  ​| 0x4329 ​    ​                    ​
-|BCM4330 ​ | 0x4330 | | +| BCM4330 ​  ​| 0x4330 ​    ​Supported in 3.3+   
-|BCM4334 ​ | 0x4334 | | +| BCM4334 ​  ​| 0x4334 ​    ​Supported in 3.6+   | 
-|BCM43241 | 0x4324 | | +| BCM43340 ​ | 0xa94c ​    | Supported in 4.0+   | 
-|BCM4335 ​ | 0x4335 | | +| BCM43341 ​ | 0xa94d ​    | Supported in 4.0+   
-|BCM43362 | 0xA962 | Supported in 3.14+ | +| BCM43241 ​ | 0x4324 ​    ​Supported in 3.7+   
-|BCM4345 ​| 0x4345 | Supported in 4.1+ | +| BCM4335 ​  | 0x4335 ​    | Supported in 3.10+  
-|BCM4354 ​ | 0x4354 | Supported in 3.15+ | +| BCM4339 ​  | 0x4335 ​    ​Supported in 3.13+  ​
-|BCM43143 | 0xA887 | |+| BCM43362 ​ | 0xA962 ​    ​| Supported in 3.14+  
 +BCM43430 ​ | 0xa9a6 ​    | Supported in 4.1+   | 
 +| BCM43455  ​| 0x4345 ​    ​| Supported in 4.1+   ​
 +| BCM4354 ​  ​| 0x4354 ​    ​| Supported in 3.15+  
 +| BCM43143 ​ | 0xA887 ​    ​Supported in 3.10+  ​| 
 + 
  
  
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 ===== Unsupported Chips ===== ===== Unsupported Chips =====
-|**Chip** |**Rev** |**Marketing name** |**USB ID** |+Chip Rev Marketing name USB ID ^
 |0x4322 |1 |? |0846:9011| |0x4322 |1 |? |0846:9011|
 |0x4322 |1 |BCM43231 |0846:9020| |0x4322 |1 |BCM43231 |0846:9020|
 |43236 | 2 |BCM43236 |0a5c:bd17| |43236 | 2 |BCM43236 |0a5c:bd17|
 +|43526 |2 |BCM43526 |0a5c:bd1d|
 | 0x4322 | 1 | BCM4323 | 1eda:2410 | | 0x4322 | 1 | BCM4323 | 1eda:2410 |
  
 BCM43231 and BCM43236 (rev <= 2) have another architecture and can't be easily supported by **brcmfmac**. They have less memory on the chip and can't run full MAC firmware, so they require implementing some extra code in the Linux driver. On the other hand they are not standard soft MAC devices, so they can't be supported by **brcmsmac** or **b43**. ​ BCM43231 and BCM43236 (rev <= 2) have another architecture and can't be easily supported by **brcmfmac**. They have less memory on the chip and can't run full MAC firmware, so they require implementing some extra code in the Linux driver. On the other hand they are not standard soft MAC devices, so they can't be supported by **brcmsmac** or **b43**. ​
  
 +^ Chip ^ SDIO ID ^ Notes ^
 +|BCM4345 | 02d0:4345 | Older version of BCM43455 |
  
 ===== Broadcom brcmsmac driver ===== ===== Broadcom brcmsmac driver =====
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 |firmware files: bcmdhd/​firmware/​bcm4329/​fw_bcm4329.bin bcmdhd/​firmware/​bcm4330/​fw_bcm4330_b2.bin| |firmware files: bcmdhd/​firmware/​bcm4329/​fw_bcm4329.bin bcmdhd/​firmware/​bcm4330/​fw_bcm4330_b2.bin|
  
 +
 +=== NVRAM from EFI ===
 +Some new devices are storing the nvram which is needed in addition to the firmware by the driver in an EFI variable and the Windows driver can access it (this file should be optional in the case of PCIe devices). Currently brcmfmac does not support this automatically.
 +First mount the efi vars into sysfs:
 +  mount -t efivarfs none /​sys/​firmware/​efi/​efivars
 +
 +The content of the nvram is in this file:
 +  /​sys/​firmware/​efi/​efivars/​nvram-74b00bd9-805a-4d61-b51f-43268123d113
 +
 +Copy this file where brcmfmac expects the nvram, for example:
 +   cat /​sys/​firmware/​efi/​efivars/​nvram-74b00bd9-805a-4d61-b51f-43268123d113 > /​lib/​firmware/​brcm/​brcmfmac43241b4-sdio.txt
  
 ===== Contact Info ===== ===== Contact Info =====
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 For driver issues and/or bug reports, please use:  For driver issues and/or bug reports, please use: 
  
-[[mailto:​brcm80211-dev-list@broadcom.com|brcm80211-dev-list@broadcom.com]] ​+[[mailto:​brcm80211-dev-list.pdl@broadcom.com|brcm80211-dev-list.pdl@broadcom.com]] ​
  
 For any other questions feel free to contact the developers listed below: ​ For any other questions feel free to contact the developers listed below: ​
  
-Arend van Spriel ​       [[mailto:​arend@broadcom.com|arend@broadcom.com]]  +Arend van Spriel ​       [[mailto:​arend.vanspriel@broadcom.com|arend.vanspriel@broadcom.com]] ​
- +
-Franky Lin              [[mailto:​frankyl@broadcom.com|frankyl@broadcom.com]]  +
- +
-Hante Meuleman ​         [[mailto:​meuleman@broadcom.com|meuleman@broadcom.com]] ​+
  
-Brett Rudley ​           ​[[mailto:brudley@broadcom.com|brudley@broadcom.com]] ​+Franky Lin              ​[[mailto:franky.lin@broadcom.com|franky.lin@broadcom.com]] ​
  
 +Hante Meuleman ​         [[mailto:​hante.meuleman@broadcom.com|hante.meuleman@broadcom.com]] ​
  
 ===== Developer information ===== ===== Developer information =====
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               * Integrated with cfg80211 ​               * Integrated with cfg80211 ​
               * Most of Mac functionality is performed on chip                * Most of Mac functionality is performed on chip 
-              * support for SDIO and USB +              * support for SDIOUSB and PCIe 
               * SoftAP ​               * SoftAP ​
               * P2P                * P2P 
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                 *  *  *  * -> [ ] SDIO bus interface support for FullMAC driver ​                 *  *  *  * -> [ ] SDIO bus interface support for FullMAC driver ​
                 *  *  *  * -> [ ] USB bus interface support for FullMAC driver ​                 *  *  *  * -> [ ] USB bus interface support for FullMAC driver ​
 +                *  *  *  * -> [ ] PCIE bus interface support for FullMAC driver
  
 For the PCIe SoftMAC WLAN driver (brcmsmac) you need to enable select the BCMA bus driver as well:  For the PCIe SoftMAC WLAN driver (brcmsmac) you need to enable select the BCMA bus driver as well: 
en/users/drivers/brcm80211.txt · Last modified: 2024/03/20 10:46 by Peter Robinson