# changelog

author: Nicolas Viéville <nicolas.vieville@uphf.fr> - 6.30.223.271-54
changelog:
  - Add last kernel version release for RHEL 9.x and RHEL 8.x
  - Fix SPEC file RFBZ ref
  - Add patch for kernel >= 6.12 - RFBZ#7130


author: Nicolas Viéville <nicolas.vieville@uphf.fr> - 6.30.223.271-56
changelog:
  - Add last kernel version release for RHEL 9.x
  - Add patch for kernel >= 6.13
  - Add patch for kernel >= 6.14


author: Nicolas Viéville <nicolas.vieville@uphf.fr> - 6.30.223.271-57
changelog:
  - makefile: replace EXTRA_CFLAGS and EXTRA_LDFLAGS with ccflags-y and ldflags-y
  - Add MODULE_DESCRIPTION macro
  - Disable objtool and added CVE warning to description in SPEC file
  - Important warning: this module has reached the end of support from Broadcom.
    It is therefore exposed to Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE).
    More information on the concerned CVE could be obtained here:
    https://www.cve.org/CVERecord/SearchResults?query=broadcom+wl+WiFi+driver
  - Add last kernel version release for RHEL 9.x
  - Fix SPEC file for RHEL 10.x
  - Add patch for kernel >= 6.15 - RFBZ#7258


author: Nicolas Viéville <nicolas.vieville@uphf.fr> - 6.30.223.271-61
changelog:
  - Add last kernel version release for RHEL 9.x
  - Fix tentative to build for last kernel version release RHEL 10.x - RFBZ#7389


author: Nicolas Viéville <nicolas.vieville@uphf.fr> - 6.30.223.271-62
changelog:
  - Add patch for kernel >= 7.1
  - Remove flush_scheduled_work call - not recommended since kernel 6.13
  - Adapt manual patching in SPEC file for RHEL 9.x and 10.x


author: Nicolas Viéville <nicolas.vieville@uphf.fr> - 6.30.223.271-63
changelog:
  - Add patch for kernel >= 7.2
  - Add last kernel version release for RHEL 9.x and 10.x and adapt manual
    patching in SPEC file for last RHEL 10.x kernel
  - Remove objtool checking for RHEL >= 10.x to allow building wl module
  - Important warning for RHEL 10.X: completely removed objtool checking to allow
    building wl module for RHEL >= 10.x. This results in not detecting potential
    illegal call or jump in the binary object file provided by Broadcom in the
    sources tree of this wl module in 2014 - Use it at your own risk.


