@mhalano hey, as you have wireless issue, could you take a look if this patch will help you: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/22447 ?
Could someone who has also good BE14 module put dump of (require coreutils-base64 package):
cat /sys/kernel/debug/ieee80211/phy0/mt76/eeprom | base64
and send it on gist/here just to compare results?
I think i have a good be14, hereâs mine: https://mirrors.offmysoul.me/~pix/be14-dump.txt
Thanks. Looks we have similar eeprom data.
Updated - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/22447 . Some community members already tested the change and it seems to work. Letâs see what Daniel or Felix would say.
Turns out it was the driver of my mt7927 ( under windows) that needed updating. I now have 1.1G dl / 1.5G up behind a wall at 320Mhz, not too bad ( with WED )
is it via local network or routed to the Internet?
Local (the librespeed-go openwrt package). I do 1.1G / 800M on the internet, my connection is limited to 2G/800m
The overlay overlay has been merged \o/ For those who have a broken BE14 module, you can start using the overlay - wiki
nice^3^
I hope this will be cherry picked for 25.12.3!
Just tested this and it is working 
No more custom patch needed.
Hey @avbohemen can you lower the TX power now? In GUI it shows selected value but I think it always stays at 20 dBm in my case. Also when I power device off/on selected value stays but it says â20 dBm currentâ next to it? Am I the only one with this bug?
2.4G AX mode
Is merged, we now need to wait for 25.12.3 https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/22842
Hey, suggest to unplug power for 2-5 min and plug back - it make magic.
In my case, I was able to change:
Does tx power actually lower? Dropping down to 1dB and testing client range should be a quick test.
Tried 5 min unplugged, didnât help. I can select âmaximum transit powerâ and âcurrent powerâ shows that value, but after reboot âmaximum transit powerâ value stays and âcurrent powerâ is back to 20 dB.
@cookiemonster I donât see any difference between 1dB and 20dB in my case. Both gives full wifi signal on my phone outside of my house.
if you set 0dBm in luci, it would not work, because there is a bug.
I have done a test, but it is not objective, due I donât use the wireless from BPi-R4 device anymore, so it has been done without antennas - yes, without antennas.
Hope someone else will do better test.
cat /sys/kernel/debug/ieee80211/phy0/mt76/txpower_sku
Does this exist and what does it report when you change tx power?
cat: can't open '/sys/kernel/debug/ieee80211/phy0/mt76/txpower_sku': No such file or directory in my case
UPDATE: I just tested with WiFiAnalyzer on my phone and with overlay enabled getting around -50dBm signal strength with every option from 1 to 20⌠BUT it seems like the behavior is the same with overlay disabled. Iâm getting around -68dBm with every option from 1 to 6.
Please note that Iâm using AX not BE.
UPDATE: Seems like itâs a known issue https://github.com/openwrt/mt76/issues/981, MediaTek MT76 Ignoring Wi-Fi TX Power Configuration
I can set the tx power values without issue. In this screenshot, I set the 2.4 and 6 GHz radios to a lower value, 5GHz is set to default. Then "wifi down; wifi" to restart the interfaces. iwinfo reports the same.
The issue is that userspace appears to not reflect actual tx power. Measure a client using max vs 0/1dBm.
So up to know the WIFI 7 -BPI R4 has issue , Not Resolved
@danpawlik
Great job for the last patch to fix wifi issue , btw iâm like you I stopped to use BPI-R4 from a year I backed again to see the news 
