GhostBSD ARM64 porting from x86 code base (RISC-V in the future??)

WiFI SDIO Broadcom, Infineon 43455,  Notes to learn from for FreeBSD / GhostBSD-Arm64 https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Raspberry_Pi4_64_Bit_Install#WiFi WiFi WiFi needs three firmware files from in /lib/firmware/brcm/ : brcmfmac43455-sdio.bin brcmfmac43455-sdio.clm_blob brcmfmac43455-sdio.txt Which is almost but not quite the same as the Pi3. The catch is in brcmfmac43455-sdio.txt where grep boardflags3 produces different results for the Pi3 and Pi4 files. The Pi4 version returns boardflags3=0x44200100 The Pi3 version returns boardflags3=0x48200100 With the wrong brcmfmac43455-sdio.txt file, bluetooth will work but not WiFi. These files, including the Pi 4 version of above file, are found in sys-firmware/raspberrypi-wifi-ucode , to install it you'll also need to install sys-kernel/linux-firmware with the savedconfig USE flag and remove the conflicting files from the saved configuration, and then re-emerge linux-firmware to apply the new de-conflicted saved configuration: /

  Create a GhostBSD USB SSD 500GB or larger size This is source file I used.  You have to set global environment variable DISK1 in fish shell  set -gx DISK1 /dev/da0 cat  ./create_ssd_GhostBSD.sh root@omid-ghostbsd-pc /h/o/ssd_test# cat ./create_ssd_Ghostbsd_da1.sh  #!/bin/sh set -e set -x echo " ${DISK1} <--- This is the DISK1 environmental variable, set example: DISK1=/dev/da1; export DISK1 " echo " Made for a 500GB size USB to NVMe style SSD disk style SSD disk  " # echo "If da1 already exists,  use  gpart destroy -F da1  or gpart destroy -F ${DISK1} to clean of partitions on da1 " sleep 6 gpart list ${DISK1} gpart status ${DISK1} gpart show -lp ${DISK1} echo "  create a GPT scheme on ${DISK1} hit ctrl-C to exit. " # test if geom disk list da1  ,  then gpart destroy -F ${DISK1} if gpart status ${DISK1} ; then    gpart show -lp ${DISK1}    echo " Type Ctrl-C  NOW!  to stop destroy ${DISK1}  "    sleep 6    gpart destroy -F ${DISK1}