Haven’t had a chance to try on Crimson, but I know Byzantium does not have the needed package versions for it to work.
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Interesting. I seem to have it. Starts up fine, although I don’t have any idea if it otherwise works as I don’t have any visual voice mail to test it with. Are you using byz backports or no? Anyway, this seems like a question that should be in that thread.
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That was quite the tip, thank you.
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It seems we have gotten a new update news posted (January). Nice to see progress and steady communications:
No new image to test (as of yet), though.
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Just copy to /etc/firmware/brcm/ the next files:
BCM4362A2.hcd
brcmfmac43752-sdio.bin
brcmfmac43752-sdio.clm_blob
brcmfmac43752-sdio.txt
The files from LibreELEC looks like the right choice, other links work not so stable for me.
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I will create a .bak of the originals before attempting this. Maybe it will be good and I won’t have to remove that status.
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I got no /usr/share/alsa2, ‘alsa2’ folder, alsa folder does exist
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So SparkLan BT should be a bit more stable with it then? I always had issues with the SparkLan module dropping bluetooth connection to smartwatches. Also was a pain to pair to any vehicle as well.
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It is difficult to say… The difference is not so big, but my personal opinion that LibreELEC a little bit stable (at least to listen music by BT headphones). So, it would be interesting to get your feedback 
It should be noted that there is no official FW upgrade neither from Purism or SparkLan…
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Partly why I started a thread for third party Wifi/Bluetooth modules and WWAN modules.
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