Hello, I start system in live and found that wifi and Bluetooth not work, MediaTek Wi-Fi 7 MT7927 Wireless LAN Card, is this system support it? How to know?
In general, it seems that MediaTek is a problem for Linux (kernel).
There was no support for kernels 6.6.y and 6.7.y. Even 6.11.y does not seem to be ready for MediaTek Wi-Fi 7 MT7927.
I’m afraid you’ll have to wait a while.
Thanks for answer, I’ll be waiting new kernel, hope in 6.12++ will be drivers.
you can watch here if something new
Thanks for that. Till i waiting, i buy wifi adapter tp-link AC600 archer t2u and its also not work, can you help me with this?How to install drivers if it exist?
Chipset seems to be “Realtek RTL8811A” (or 8821?).
Realtek is problematic.
AUR seems to have a bunch:
$ yay -Ss rtl88
aur/8852bu-dkms-git 1.15.7.112.2-1 (+1 0.00) (Orphaned)
Kernel modules and firmware for RealTek RTL8852bu
aur/8852be-dkms-git 1.15.10.0.5.0.4-1 (+1 0.00)
Realtek RTL8852BE Wi-Fi driver for Radxa.
aur/rtl88x2bu-openhd-dkms-git 5.13.1.r229.g0f4686b-7 (+0 0.00)
Realtek RTL88x2BU WiFi USB driver (with OpenHD patches)
aur/rtl8812au-openhd-dkms-git 5.2.20.2.r878.gc070e02-6 (+1 0.01)
Realtek RTL88xxAU WiFi USB driver (with OpenHD patches)
aur/rtl8812au-aircrack-ng-dkms-git 5.6.4.2_20230501.f23979f-1 (+2 0.01)
RTL8812AU/21AU and RTL8814AU driver with monitor mode and frame injection
aur/rtl8852cu-dkms-git 1.0.0.3.a246437-1 (+0 0.00)
Kernel module for USB WiFi Adapters that use the RTL8852CU and RTL8832CU Chipsets
aur/rtl8812au-inject-dkms-git r44.2577553-1 (+5 0.00) (Out-of-date: 2018-02-22)
A kernel module for Realtek 8812au network cards with dkms support, with monitor mode and injection support
aur/rtl8852au-dkms-git r100.865ab0f-1 (+1 0.00)
The WiFi driver for Realtek chipsets RTL8832AU and RTL8852AU (e.g. ASUS USB-AX56, D-Link DW-AX1850, TP-Link AX1800)
aur/rtl8852bu-dkms-git 1.19.3.r6.8b02a65-1 (+1 0.00)
Kernel module for Realtek RTL8852BU / RTL8832BU WiFi chipset
aur/rtl88x2bu-cilynx-dkms-git r105.e8ad266-2 (+3 0.00) (Orphaned)
rtl88x2bu driver updated for current kernels
aur/rtl88x2ce-dkms-git r50.eb2fff0-1 (+3 0.16)
Realtek RTL8822CE WLAN GNU/Linux Driver
aur/rtl8852cu-git 1.0.0.3.a246437-1 (+0 0.00)
Linux Driver for USB WiFi Adapters that use the RTL8852CU and RTL8832CU Chipsets
aur/rtl8821cu-git 5.12.0.34.76605e4-1 (+1 0.00)
Linux Driver for USB WiFi Adapters that use the RTL8811CU, RTL8821CU and RTL8731AU Chipsets
aur/rtl8821cu-morrownr-dkms-git 5.12.0.4.120.7d16a68-1 (+12 0.00)
rtl8821cu chipset driver (morrownr fork)
aur/rtl8822bu-dkms 5.8.7.4-1 (+3 0.00)
Kernel module for Edimax EW7822ULC USB3, Asus AC53 Nano USB 802.11ac and TP-Link Archer T4U adapter. Patched for Linux v5.12.
aur/rtl8822bu-git r51.9438d45-1 (+4 0.00) (Orphaned) (Out-of-date: 2021-07-12)
Driver for the Realtek 822bu chipset.
aur/rtl88xxau-aircrack-dkms-git r1298.b44d288-1 (+46 0.24)
Aircrack-ng kernel module for Realtek 88XXau (USB adapters only) network cards (8811au, 8812au and 8821au chipsets) with monitor mode and injection support
aur/rtl8821cu-dkms-git 5.12.0.1785b39398-1 (+14 0.00)
rtl8821cu chipset driver
aur/rtl8814au-dkms-git 5.8.5.1.r182.g8105736-1 (+25 0.03)
RTL8814AU and RTL8813AU chipset driver with firmware v5.8.5.1
aur/rtl88x2bu-dkms-git 5.13.1.r201.2092b8d-1 (+56 2.11)
Kernel module for Realtek rtl88x2bu WiFi chipset
aur/rtl8821ce-dkms-git 1.0.5.r36.gca4abd8-1 (+36 0.03)
rtl8821CE driver with firmware
aur/rtl8821au-dkms-git 5.12.5.2.r148.g0bfe654-1 (+48 0.49)
rtl8821AU and rtl8811AU chipset driver with firmware v5.12.5.2
aur/rtl8812au-dkms-git 5.13.6.r46.gcbe2fd6-1 (+76 0.00)
rtl8812AU chipset driver with firmware v5.13.6
Realtek RTL8811AU chipset. And what i do next? With that you sent to me? And witch chipset maker better for linux?
I don’t mean to sound rude, but how about doing some research?
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Now that you know the chipset you look in the list of possible drivers which might support it.
aur/rtl8821au-dkms-git 5.12.5.2.r148.g0bfe654-1 (+48 0.49)
rtl8821AU and rtl8811AU chipset driver with firmware v5.12.5.2
might work.
It looks pretty standard, uses dkms and seems recent.
No guarantees.
Do you have experience with Linux or, specifically, Arch?
You might learn more by experimenting yourself.
Oh, and choose your hardware wisely. By picking a product with bad support you make your linux experience unnecessary misearble.
The problem here is mostly on these integrated solutions that are in the motherboards (or laptops).
OEMs tend to use these realtek etc chips and there is not much the user can do or even realise that they don’t really have good linux support.
Is an USB stick
It was more of general remark, but yes it also relates to the “usb dongles”
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Yes, its usb stick
I will do, but as for me, mach more easy to ask first!
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A colleague from the Garuda forum wrote the following:
From looking around online It seems mediatek is considered a problematic card in linux world. I tried to look for its drivers online and it seems linux doesn’t have any support for it right now neither in 6.6.y nor in 6.7.y kernel/git/stable/linux.git - Linux kernel stable tree I would assume this might take a while to arrive.
Also the same searches tell me that there was a recent wifi regression bug in kernels so there might be a longer delay. MediaTek Wi-Fi 7 MT7927 - Network - Manjaro Linux Forum
Yup it seems they merged support for mt7925 News: Firmware for the mt7925 (WiFi 7) Chipset Posted · Issue #359 · morrownr/USB-WiFi · GitHub last week something that started development in august last year and lwn.net doesn’t even have any mentions of mt7927 so I believe it is certainly a while away.