Some firmware comes from the Linux kernel sources. In Linux, firmware may be distributed from a number of sources. In Windows land, firmware is usually a part of the driver you install. The firmware is usually maintained by the company that develops the hardware device. In fact, in almost all cases firmware is treated like hardware in that it's a black box there's no accompanying source code that is freely distributed with it. You can think of the firmware as a way of programming the hardware inside the device. The second is firmware, which is usually a small piece of code that is uploaded directly to the device for it to function correctly. The first is a working driver, which is the software that lets your system talk to the hardware. Many devices have two essential software pieces that make them function in your operating system.
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