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<drusatori_alt> alright, it looks like mediatek makes the firmware freely availalble, however, the question I have is this: how is this handled in Haiku ( or has the issue come up yet? it looks like RealTek does occasionally require it )
<drusatori_alt> nevermind. found it.
<drusatori_alt> I was looking in /lib/. it's in /system/data
<adrian_> ah you're adding what, an mt76 driver port?
<drusatori_alt> mt792x
<adrian_> ah ok skipping to that
<adrian_> yeah, I'm not yet at getting that port into freebsd
<drusatori_alt> I picked a relatively modern, low cost mini pc as a target 'make it all work' Haiku box.
<drusatori_alt> that just happens to be the chipset involved.
<drusatori_alt> technically I picked 2, but the one I really want working sits at the under $200 price point with a 12th gen Intel chipset.
<drusatori_alt> something that would be easily turned into a dedicated Haiku box that could be a 'get this, do this, HaikuBox' in the spirit of the OG BeBox
<drusatori_alt> ( of which I lost mine in a house fire in Sept of 23
<drusatori_alt> so ...
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<drusatori_alt> however, since my hometown will be shuttering in the morning due to expected snow/sleet/ice in the morning, and I will need supplies ( beer and pizza ) I am going to do important things like a supply run
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