Where to put firmware files when using hwdetect

I am using release 0.7.1. AFAIK in 0.7.1 hwdetect is used instead of hotplug. Where hwdetect expect to find firmware files? In the case it can be changed, please tell me where.

it's udev that is handling firmware files, and I placed mine for atmel wireless in /lib/firmware works fine

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