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From: Raoul <rmgls@free.fr>
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Subject: BCM4321
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Hi all,

Is the BCM4321 wireless driver working on Head?

short story:

hardware: nvidia (Apple macmini)
OS: Head from yesterday r211493m;
Drivers loaded: bwn_lp_ucode, if_bwn, siba_bwn.

ifconfig -l

nfe0 fwe0 fwip0 lo0 ...


Best regards

Raoul
rmgls@free.fr