Will mxl driver work for 6.6 kernel?
Yes, it should work there, but need to force it to load (or fake presence of an eth device to the kernel)
So for the driver to work correctly we need a proper RTL driver too?
I'm still thinking about the best way to do this; since we can see the mxl371x on the MDIO bus it makes sense to design it as a PHY driver, but the kernel doesn't like it when it's not directly attached to a netdev (since it's hanging off the RTL930x).
I could also register a fake netdev but then we run into issues since it'll try to pass traffic into that (which wouldn't work, we need to pass the traffic thru the RTL switch)
In other news, requesting comments on pushing leds-fan5646 into openwrt in preparation for a draft PR on this device.
That's led driver is operational but non standard so luci can't controll it fully. I don't understand what needs to be done to properly expose full RGBW capabilities of it
No, it really just controls the breathing, it's in the datasheet. There's no RGB capability from the fan5646 device 
Now as for what actually controls the RGB color over I2C, that's the real question.
Shouldn't the version number be 4.0.22.40?
That's also 404
Has this firmware actually been released? Have OEM users received the update?
I've prepared the BDF files from the latest firmware. Can you check if the 6GHz radio is working now?
The variant name is verizon-cr1000a.
Thanks! I'll test this out tomorrow.
i’m trying to build master on Mint 22.2 and getting this error
/openwrt/staging_dir/toolchain-aarch64_cortex-a53_gcc-14.3.0_musl/include/fortify/string.h:337:47: error: "FORTIFY_USE_NATIVE_CHK" is not defined, evaluates to 0 [-Werror=undef]
any hints?
Most likely due to recent commits:
Has the same error occurred before?
Does this generic BDF file work: https://filebin.net/ruwps1d6yva8nqev ?
Also doesn't work, see bootlog
Interestingly, I can get the QCN9074 to work note: 6ghz isn't available, it thinks it's a 5ghz radio by using the generic bdf that ships with OpenWrt (as in, just enable ath11k-firmware-qcn9074 and use the board-2.bin that comes with it).
Yes, it thinks and also IIRC works as 5G radio
What about this @a_guy post: Adding Support for Verizon CR1000A - #1082 by a_guy
The 6GHz radio was working before and now it's not working?
Really old firmware/board file probably not compatible with the newer driver. For testing, I rebuilt my patchset on top of the very last commit before 6.6 was dropped for qualcommax (a238170e570eb3d093aae1611e4ae7f98f6f9bfc), and all radios work fine.
On firmware 2.9.0.1-02146 for QCN9074?