Have a
@FrameworkPuter,
@Lenovo,
@Dell,
@Acer,
@ASUS, etc laptop or desktop with
@MediaTek MT7925 (RZ717) Wifi 7 card (commonly bundled with
@AMDRyzen cpu machines), and also running Linux and dealing with constant kernel panics, disconnections, deadlocks, or wake/suspend issues? I got fixes!
I've been upstreaming 21 new patches to the Linux kernel that fix those issues. Everything from fixing null ptr derefs, race conditions in the driver, MLO bugs with state changes, device reset handling issues, etc that are especially bad and easy to trigger if you have an enterprise or mesh Wifi 6E/7 setup.
In the interim, I created an alternative, easy-to-install driver as a standalone buildable DKMS package that fixes most of it, which you can install on most modern distros now without waiting for the fixes to fully land upstream and for all distros to update, so you can enjoy the fixes now. It also includes fixes for a couple of potential crashers on the older MT7921 (Wifi 6E) chip.
github.com/zbowling/mt7925/t…
That same repo has all the patches ported to multiple kernel versions, too, if you prefer not to use my portable DKMS package. Enjoy!