I suspect isenkram-autoinstall-firmware from the isenkram-cli package might
be a good solution for this issue. See
http://people.skolelinux.org/pere/blog/Automatically_locate_and_install_required_firmware_packages_on_Debian__Isenkram_0_4_.html
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for some old notes on how to use it.
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[Petter Reinholdtsen]
One way to do this would be to look for the requested firmware files
in the Contents file available from the APT mirrors.
I wrote a script to test this approach. It is attached, and seem to
be working fairly well.
It is also included in svn for debian-edu-config.
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At the moment, when the installer discover that some missing firmware
block is requested by a kernel driver, it will look on the
installation media for firmware or .debs containing the firmware.
This works
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