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/kernel/linux/linux-5.10/drivers/net/wireless/broadcom/b43/
H A D	radio_2056.h	`362 #define B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5 0x05 macro 881 #define B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5 0x05 macro`
H A D	radio_2056.c	`374 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 856 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 1346 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 1836 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 2326 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 2816 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, },`
/kernel/linux/linux-6.6/drivers/net/wireless/broadcom/b43/
H A D	radio_2056.h	`362 #define B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5 0x05 macro 881 #define B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5 0x05 macro`
H A D	radio_2056.c	`374 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 856 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 1346 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 1836 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 2326 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, }, 2816 [B2056_RX_RESERVED_ADDR5] = { .ghz5 = 0x0000, .ghz2 = 0x0000, NOUPLOAD, },`

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