How to brute-force realtek chipsets to r8152 module?

Hardware Questions and Recommendations
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I'm trying to upgrade my BPiR64 AP to 2.5gbit uplink.
The inner switch uplink is 2.5gbit, so it's not a waste.
I choose a USB adapter to do the job: realtek r8156.
Unfortunately, the adapter binds itself to cdc_eem instead of r8152, which limits its features (it even goes half-duplex!)
I found an article on the internet which could fix it:
https://lore.kernel.org/netdev/20211224203018.z2n7sylht47ownga@Thors/
This article works,
but how do I implement it in openwrt? is there a way to do this at boot?
or is the only solution to write a script which removes cdc_eem + r8152, enables the new_id and loads r8152 again?

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tried. failed.
When you don't add the new_id to the realtek module, it won't load, even if cdc_eem isn't loaded

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Then it's probably a no go, unless you create your own build.

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creating my own build is fine: I'm already compiling openwrt from master. ... nonetherless: what do I need to modify?

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That you should probably ask in a new thread, in the developers sub forum.

But why is the rc.local a no go?

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All right, I'll use rc.local then. Thanks!