kernel-firmware: add MediaTek mt7610 firmware #4184
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Only the mt7610u firmware is required. I've never seen the PCIe version used and nobody is asking for it to be included. |
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If we don't include the MT7610E firmware we should disable MT7610E support in the Generic kernel as it's unlikely to be working if we don't include the firmware. I can include the MT7610E firmware in the x86 build only (just couldn't be arsed) or drop it completely and disable it in the Generic kernel (really can't be arsed) - what's your preference? |
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I'd disable the module in the kernel. It doesn't work and nobody is complaining. I've only seen this chip used in USB devices. Let's avoid the death of a thousand cuts. |
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Disabled in kernel (where enabled) and no longer including mt7610e.bin firmware. |
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Feb 19, 2020
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https://forum.libreelec.tv/thread/21319-solved-osmc-wifi-dongle-on-rpi/?postID=134349#post134349
160KB addition
Edit: The mt7610e is for PCI adapters, currently only supported by Generic, and not worth the hassle of differentiating.