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Subject: Re: [9front] unofficial sdcard image for raspberry pi 4 testing
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>> 9front has a generic wifi layer that handles the wifi protocol details such
> 
> you mean 9/port/wifi.c.
> 
>> richard millers raspberry pi
>> wifi driver was written in a different environemnt. 
> 
> He coded wifi staff into 9/bcm/ether4330.c, then, I must rewrite it
> to fit to 9front system.

Hmm... This is too much difficult to me.
I need a deep knowledge of the difference between bcm and pc.

More, the difference of the boot process between Plan9 and 9front.. etc

I tried to make reference to /sys/src/9/pc/etheriwl.c...

By the way, Richard's pi3wifi doesn't work too, so, I have no
example of working wifi machines.

Kenji