It uses the OpenWrt 6.6 mainline kernel and includes the HNAT driver from the MediaTek SDK as well as a proprietary wireless driver. In my tests, the wireless performance is better than that of the open-source mt76 driver. Please refer to the README in the repository for compilation instructions
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Thank you. I compiled it per repository instructions. mt_wifi driver present and looks like working. If I may ask, how does one switch off the console debug info of mt_wifi?
Also, noticed that RJ45 LAN ports play light tricks.
dmesg -n 1 would disable debug messages into the console, if entered on console shell.
How much better is wifi speed? Is it worth switching to immortal?
Apologies, cannot say. I couldn’t get a Windows 11 Intel BE200 to recognize the 6 GHz band from it, so gave up.
between the opensource drivers mt76 and these proprietary drivers, my signal up from -45 -50 to a massive -20 with the same Channel and the same parameters in 2.4ghz and 5ghz, for the 6ghz my signal is good with opensource (mtkfeeds) and proprietary drivers, don’t see a gap of performances.
It is possible to configure MLO with this driver?
I think it’s possible because the proprietary drivers provided in this firmware are the latest from Mediatek MP4.1, I’ll try my old sinovoip firmware wireless driver configuration files with MLO to see if it works.