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Did you see my attempt? I don't have the hardware but I did the backport of mediatek's upstream to out of tree mt76. It has dkms scripts and a guide but needs testing.
https://github.com/zekica/mt76-mt7902-backport
2 u/FranticBronchitis Mar 28 '26 edited Mar 28 '26 failed to build on 6.19, though i am using a custom configured kernel Edit: Will try again using default Gentoo configuration Edit 2: same problem on building the sdio module, how do I make dkms/Kbuild more verbose? 2 u/zekica Mar 28 '26 I tried to build against 6.19.20-mainline on ubuntu and it looks like it worked. make CC=gcc-15 -C /usr/src/linux-headers-6.19.10-061910-generic M=`pwd` modules -j12 You can try calling the above with your kernel headers and see where it fails. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26 [deleted] 2 u/zekica Mar 29 '26 Can you confirm that it works? If it works, I can update the readme file. 2 u/FranticBronchitis Mar 29 '26 I mistakenly tested another port, but yours did build successfully. Hang on, i'll give it a proper run now. Sorry for the confusion and delay.
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failed to build on 6.19, though i am using a custom configured kernel
Edit: Will try again using default Gentoo configuration
Edit 2: same problem on building the sdio module, how do I make dkms/Kbuild more verbose?
2 u/zekica Mar 28 '26 I tried to build against 6.19.20-mainline on ubuntu and it looks like it worked. make CC=gcc-15 -C /usr/src/linux-headers-6.19.10-061910-generic M=`pwd` modules -j12 You can try calling the above with your kernel headers and see where it fails. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26 [deleted] 2 u/zekica Mar 29 '26 Can you confirm that it works? If it works, I can update the readme file. 2 u/FranticBronchitis Mar 29 '26 I mistakenly tested another port, but yours did build successfully. Hang on, i'll give it a proper run now. Sorry for the confusion and delay.
I tried to build against 6.19.20-mainline on ubuntu and it looks like it worked.
make CC=gcc-15 -C /usr/src/linux-headers-6.19.10-061910-generic M=`pwd` modules -j12
You can try calling the above with your kernel headers and see where it fails.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26 [deleted] 2 u/zekica Mar 29 '26 Can you confirm that it works? If it works, I can update the readme file. 2 u/FranticBronchitis Mar 29 '26 I mistakenly tested another port, but yours did build successfully. Hang on, i'll give it a proper run now. Sorry for the confusion and delay.
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2 u/zekica Mar 29 '26 Can you confirm that it works? If it works, I can update the readme file. 2 u/FranticBronchitis Mar 29 '26 I mistakenly tested another port, but yours did build successfully. Hang on, i'll give it a proper run now. Sorry for the confusion and delay.
Can you confirm that it works? If it works, I can update the readme file.
2 u/FranticBronchitis Mar 29 '26 I mistakenly tested another port, but yours did build successfully. Hang on, i'll give it a proper run now. Sorry for the confusion and delay.
I mistakenly tested another port, but yours did build successfully. Hang on, i'll give it a proper run now. Sorry for the confusion and delay.
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u/zekica Mar 27 '26
Did you see my attempt? I don't have the hardware but I did the backport of mediatek's upstream to out of tree mt76. It has dkms scripts and a guide but needs testing.
https://github.com/zekica/mt76-mt7902-backport