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Subject: prism/2 firmware upload&download question
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Propably not quite the right list - but given the number of people working
on wireless code here:

->	In the prism/2 and 2.5 firware are so called Firmware Information
	records. The types 1 .. 4 are defined (and I can handle those
	now). However I occasionally see a type 0x8001 - i.e. the version
	info type with the top bit set.

Anyone any guesses as to what this signals ? This record tends to be
longer; 7 words rather than 5 words in size.

Thanks,

Dw