[RESPONDED] Yet more Mediatek issues on AMD/Linux

[Konstantin_Rannev]

I’ve provided a possible solution here:

[Framework 13 AMD on Arch] Issues with wireless after resume

Personally, to deal with this issue I created a Systemd service called “restart-wifi.service” that runs after hibernation and reinitializes the driver according to the solution here: [Unit] Description=Restart WiFi driver after hibernation After=hibernate.target [Service] Type=oneshot ExecStart=/bin/sh -c 'sleep 10 && modprobe -rv mt7921e && sleep 3 && modprobe -v mt7921e' User=root [Install] WantedBy=hibernate.target Place it in /etc/systemd/system/, and then run sudo systemctl daemon-reloa…

[AC13]

I’m on Linux 6.5.0-1016-oem and 24.04using the same network controller MT7922 with the kernel driver mt7921.

Symptoms:

• WiFi suddenly dropped out and was now missing (along with bluetooth) in my settings
• Restarting did nothing
• sudo lshw -C network showed that it could still detect it however no driver was defined in the configuration attribute
• sudo dmesg | grep mt7921e resulted in driver own failed failed with error -5

Fix
Removing the module in the reply above with modprobe -r mt7921e then loading it back with modprobe mt7921e made it work immediately. The commands in the steps above now show the driver and version. Thanks!

[Richard_Tango-Lowy]

Beginning with an update about 2 weeks back, my wi-fi is now working perfectly. I’m on kernel 6.10.6-10-MANJARO.

Not sure what happened, but either a kernel or firmware update, I suspect.

[Felix_Breidenstein]

Same here. Also just upgraded to 6.10.6 an everything is going flawlessly again