I have not found any reliable information about which chipset is used, but one page with a Linux 11g driver suggests it might be an Intersil ISL38xx, perhaps ISL3890. They claim that their driver works fine.
So far as I know, only the Atheros chipset has any support under *BSD. Broadcom won't release the details of their hardware access layer (HAL) except under NDA. Are there any other 802.11g chipsets?
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