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Step-by-step – Mediatek MT76 Debian Bullseye Driver Installation

June 15, 2021 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

Installing

  1. 2. Installing Firmware

    So to Install Non-free Firmware for Mt76 Module
    Simply play:

    sudo apt install firmware-misc-nonfree

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    Follow instructions to Enable the ‘contrib‘ and ‘non-free‘ Sources.

  2. 3. Updating System

    So then best to Update System
    Running:

    sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

    In case of a New Kernel Setup then Reboot with:

    sudo reboot

    Then Check your Kernel Version with:

    uname -r

    The Device should work properly on a 5.4.1+ Kernel.
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  3. 4. Loading Driver

    Then to Load MediaTek MT76 Kernel Module
    Usually Automatically loaded at Startup!

    sudo reboot

    But in case, simply play:

    sudo modprobe mt76

    Or for a USB Device try with:

    sudo modprobe mt76-usb

    To know that with Kernel 5.9 also a SDIO Socket version is introduced:

    sudo modprobe mt76-sdio

    Then restart the Network Manager Service play:

    sudo service network-manager restart

    Possibly, try also to unplug and replug in your Adapter.

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