@@ -511,6 +511,26 @@ Note the use of <code>qcom,wcn3680</code> instead of <code>qcom,wcn3660</code> f
* WiFi and Bluetooth share the same antenna, and they tend to conflict with each other when they are used at the same time ("WiFi/BT coexistence"). In case of problems, try disabling one of them.
* Dual-band support on WCN3660B seems to be broken at the moment: only 2.4 GHz networks show up in the WiFi network list.
==== Firmware ====
Unfortunately, WCNSS requires firmware to run. This firmware is signed, so it must be packaged separately for each device. The following files are needed:
* <code>wcnss.mdt</code> plus all related segments (<code>wcnss.b00</code>, ...), i.e. <code>wcnss.*</code> (usually installed on a separate firmware (<code>NON-HLOS</code>) partition)
* <code>WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin</code> (usually installed on the system partition, e.g. <code>/system/etc/firmware/wlan/prima/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin</code>
On postmarketOS it should be packaged in a separate firmware package. Look at <code>firmware/firmware-wileyfox-crackling</code> as an example.
Then add a new <code>nonfree-firmware</code> subpackage to your device package:
While you are at it, this is a good chance to package the <code>venus.*</code> firmware as well. It is used for hardware accelerated video codecs and should work out of the box without further changes.
