alt Hacker NewsBroadcom (and to a lesser extent, Realtek) devices had always been anywhere between hit-or-miss and completely unworkable on Linux, LONG before Raspberry Pi came around.
Broadcom (and to a lesser extent, Realtek) devices had always been anywhere between hit-or-miss and completely unworkable on Linux, LONG before Raspberry Pi came around.
My experience too. Sometimes I did manage to eventually get their cards working under Linux after pulling some proprietary firmware blobs.