
Originally Posted by
blackfoot
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Broadcom are reluctant to share driver information per se. Over the years reverse engineering has enabled their use on linux OSs (and BSDs). Hoever such work infrequently provides all support and use of these chips for anything other than elementary communication is variable.
Having said that, there are favourable reports for earlier chips.
You might consider purchasing an alternative device.
It might be trivial to wrap it with ndiswrapper.