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-Basic information
-Module name(s): mt76_pci
-Authorship tag: community
-License governing driver source code: GPL
-Status: in-kernel (WIP)
-Function[edit]
-MAC architecture / mode: SoftMAC
-Driver framework(s): mac80211
-Firmware status tags: required
-Firmware license tags: redistribution allowed, closed source
-Limitations / unimplemented functionality NOS[edit]
-Currently missing functionality:
-Notable limitations:
-Supported modes[edit]
-STA (Station) mode: supported
-IBSS (Ad-Hoc) mode: supported
-AP (Master) mode: supported
-Mesh (802.11s) mode: supported
-P2P mode: unsupported
-Monitor mode: supported
-Packet injection: supported
-Hardware covered[edit]
-Supported chips[edit]
-MT7603E, MT7603EN, MT7612E, MT7612EN, MT7662E, MT7662EN, MT7628, MT7628A, MT7628K, MT7628N, MT7628NN
-Supported (probably) devices
-External links
-On the Linux Wireless Wiki
-On the Debian Wiki
-See also[edit]
-mt76 driver handles: MediaTek MT7603E, MT7612E, MT7662E, MT7628
-MT7603E - 802.11bgn 2T2R (300Mbps) 2.4GHz PCI Express Single Chip,
-MT7612E, MT7662E - 802.11abgn/ac 2T2R 2.4/5 GHz PCIe Single Chip,
-MT7628 (A/K/N) - 802.11bgn 2T2R 2.4GHz SoC devices (4.7+, WIP: mt76)
-mt7601u driver handles: MediaTek MT7601U
-MT7601U 802.11bgn 1T1R 2.4GHz USB Single Chip devices
-chipset is supported in Linux kernel v4.2 (4.2+, git: mt7601u)
-only station mode is supported initially
-Unsupported chips[edit]
-MT7610U, MT7612U - 802.11abgn/ac 1T1R/2T2R 2.4GHz USB Chip (WIP: mt7610u)
-MT7630E - 802.11bgn 1T1R 2.4GHz Combo Chip, Bluetooth support (WIP: mt7630e)
-Any new MediaTek chip. MediaTek drivers can be downloaded from: (DL: downloads)