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Re: [H-source-users] Advice on listing a ZTE MF730M 3G dongle
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Michał Masłowski |
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Re: [H-source-users] Advice on listing a ZTE MF730M 3G dongle |
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Mon, 22 Sep 2014 12:37:28 +0200 |
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> The above 3G dongle works with free software fine using the USB RNDIS
> driver. However, it's loaded with firmware which maintains itself
> over the air. There's even a webserver on the thing. I don't know
> whether the view is BIOS/UEFI is one thing but peripherals is another
> or not.
How does "maintains itself over the air" make it different?
We list devices that work with host computer's OS not including nonfree
software, while the device itself might have nonfree firmware. All 3G
dongles, printers, etc have nonfree firmware.
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