Not quite. From Marcan on Mastodon:
> So apparently WPA3 is just outright broken on Raspberry Pi: https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2023/11/06/wpa3/ [This is a link to the last article by Rachel, preceding the TFA]
> Good for me, means I can re-send our patch that rips out the (now confirmed useless and non-functional) Cypress WPA3 support and replaces it with the Broadcom WPA3 support that does actually work on Broadcom chips in Apple machines.
> We've had WPA3 in Asahi Linux since forever, the only reason it's not upstream yet is because the Broadcom maintainer guy was worried that ripping out the Cypress thing (that nobody knows about, and Cypress guys gave us the silent treatment when we sent them emails asking) would break Cypress. Looks like Cypress is already broken, so there.
https://social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/111367559488387627
So my understanding is that Broadcom (on Mac) and Cypress (on Raspberry Pi) are not the same chipset but maybe they previously shared a driver? Or something like that.
Now that they know Cypress is broken anyway, they can go ahead and fix Broadcom.
> So apparently WPA3 is just outright broken on Raspberry Pi: https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2023/11/06/wpa3/ [This is a link to the last article by Rachel, preceding the TFA]
> Good for me, means I can re-send our patch that rips out the (now confirmed useless and non-functional) Cypress WPA3 support and replaces it with the Broadcom WPA3 support that does actually work on Broadcom chips in Apple machines.
> We've had WPA3 in Asahi Linux since forever, the only reason it's not upstream yet is because the Broadcom maintainer guy was worried that ripping out the Cypress thing (that nobody knows about, and Cypress guys gave us the silent treatment when we sent them emails asking) would break Cypress. Looks like Cypress is already broken, so there.
https://social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/111367559488387627
So my understanding is that Broadcom (on Mac) and Cypress (on Raspberry Pi) are not the same chipset but maybe they previously shared a driver? Or something like that.
Now that they know Cypress is broken anyway, they can go ahead and fix Broadcom.