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Creating an updates symlink to /storage/.config/firmware in the kernel firmware directory makes it impossible to add firmware overlays with an updates folder. Furthermore bluez/hciattach only looks for firmware files directly in the /lib/firmware directory and ignores the /lib/firmware/updates directory. So adding BT firmware via .config/firmware didn't work. Solve this by adding files from /storage/.config/firmware as the last step in kernel overlays setup so firmware files from there will show up directly under /lib/firmware and override other firmware files installed by the system and kernel overlays. Signed-off-by: Matthias Reichl <hias@horus.com>
LibreELEC
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