samsung-a5y17lte: Enable Wi-Fi support #280
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It is already present in that kernel tree.
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With the qcacld-2.0 driver, this makes the interface disappear when Network Manager is running.
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Looks like it was easier than anticipated.
I had breadcrumbs to follow, though.
I'm not sure if it means what I think it means, but if it does, other
qcacld-2.0devices may be more trivial than expected to work with. I should figure out a good strategy to determine if it is a qcacld device.This also introduced a generic quirk, to disable Wi-Fi MAC address randomization. This caused the device to de-init.