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Subject: Re: i386/131347: WIFI Broadcom doesn't work ;/
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Synopsis: WIFI Broadcom doesn't work ;/

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State-Changed-By: remko
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Hello, thanks for trying to improve FreeBSD, but I'll be honest: We
cannot help you. Not with the information you have given us. Can you
please elaborate on which broadcom, which  machine, specify a dmesg -v
(verbose boot), pciconf -vl and things like that, then ask around on the
net@freebsd.org mailinglist and generate a PR (or get back to me) in
case the device should be supported but isn't. Thanks!

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=131347