Ryder Lee <ryder.lee@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > MT7915E is the latest generation IEEE 802.11ax NIC in MediaTek, which > currently supports AP, Station and Mesh mode. > > Even though some code of MT7915[1] are similar to MT7615. New generation has: > - Huge amounts of HE dedicated parts. > - New designs of PHY/firmware/DMA scheme. > - Most fields of txd/txs/rxd/rxv are rearranged or deprecated. > - Support much more offloading stuff. > > Most importantly, for the sake of convenience to get family devices supported > in the future, it was concluded to be simpler to have a clean start for this > generation. This makes maintenance easier and avoids major changes in MT7615, > which currently shares the codes with low power capable device MT7663. It will > increase the risk of regressions in existing flow. > > MT7915 supports only basic HE for the moment, whereas other 802.11ax specific > features, such as BSS color, TWT, SR, DCM and OFDMA are work in progress, > and will be gradually added in upcoming days. > > The firmwares are available now from https://github.com/ryderlee1110/wireless-fw , > and will be submitted soon. At last, the developers are all listed in the series. > > [1] https://www.mediatek.com/blog/mediatek-mt7915-wi-fi-6-wave-1-chipset-builds-in-a-range-of-industry-firsts > > Thanks, > Ryder > > Changes since v1 - > - list a missing developer. > - drop unused codes in the hw_tx_amsdu patch. > - add a missing bitwidth change of wcid. > - add more TODO items in the driver. This patchset should be marked as v2, no big deal but just a clarification. I did have few comments on the real v1 though, please take a look. -- https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/developers/documentation/submittingpatches
