Hi, Stanislaw, On Wed, 5 May 2021 at 05:50, Stanislaw Gruszka <stf_xl@xxxxx> wrote: > > I'm not sure if DPD calibration is needed. Maybe is ok to disable it for > all MT7601U devices. However safer fix would be doing it only for > devices that know to need it for work. For example: add dev->no_dpd_cal > variable, set it based on USB ID (using usb_device_id->driver_info) and > do not perfrom calibration when it's set. Hm… the struct usb_device already contains a u32 quirks. Shouldn't it be used instead, or is it used for an entirely different set of quirks? > Also please clarify "work again" in the topic. Have your device ever > worked with mt7601u driver in some older kernel version? Personally, my devices never worked. I ordered a bunch of them dirt-cheap from AliExpress, in early 2019. I needed one for my RPi, running OpenWrt 19.07 (Linux 4.19), but it failed the same way. I thought it might be a problem with the driver on ARM, I replaced it with a Ralink adapter and it worked fine. I hadn't used the devices until a couple of days ago, when I needed to connect a x86 machine and saw the exact same error I had seen on the Pi. Thanks Rui
