Hi Dev Team,
is it possible to include the mt7610u driver in libreelec. This would enable support for quite some wireless AC sticks out there.
Thanks, g
[Wifi] MT7610U
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gaelic -
June 22, 2016 at 1:31 PM -
Thread is Unresolved
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If you can find a version of the MT7610U driver that doesn't require a hard-coded config file (which only works for 50% of users) it will be considered for LE 8.0 builds. The driver package I previously created for OE is half-baked and not suitable in its current form.
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If you can find a version of the MT7610U driver that doesn't require a hard-coded config file (which only works for 50% of users) it will be considered for LE 8.0 builds. The driver package I previously created for OE is half-baked and not suitable in its current form.this driver please
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sanrath / MediaTek_mt7610u_STA_driver_Linux 64bit — Bitbucket -
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That's the one that only works for 50% of users due to the hard-coded config file. Mediatek need to get their sh1t together and write a driver against the proper (modern) kernel interfaces. Drivers like that one went out of coding fashion c.2004.
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And what is the wifi chipset in libreelec works on 5GHz
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Find something that uses the Atheros ath9k driver, it's probably the best written one.
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Find something that uses the Atheros ath9k driver, it's probably the best written one.TP-LINK Archer T2U Atheros AR9382 is this ok?
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No idea. I'll share opinion on drivers but I don't recommend specific products unless I've used them personally.
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No idea. I'll share opinion on drivers but I don't recommend specific products unless I've used them personally.what devices you tried to work at 5 GHz. Brand and model please.
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I have a ~5 year old Netgear WNDA3200 stick; they were given away (bundled with an ADSL router) by an ISP in the UK called "Virgin" (same brand as the airline; their logo is on the device) and lots of them found their way onto eBay for $10-15. It has Atheros AR7010+AR9280 inside. The Netgear WNDA3100 v1 is the Netgear brand version of the same devce, but there are now 2-3 newer versions and I have no idea what chips are inside those.
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I have a ~5 year old Netgear WNDA3200 stick; they were given away (bundled with an ADSL router) by an ISP in the UK called "Virgin" (same brand as the airline; their logo is on the device) and lots of them found their way onto eBay for $10-15. It has Atheros AR7010+AR9280 inside. The Netgear WNDA3100 v1 is the Netgear brand version of the same devce, but there are now 2-3 newer versions and I have no idea what chips are inside those.Hmm. And whats with 802.11ac protocol?
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I don't have any 802.11ac capable kit so it's not a requirement for me.