MediaTek MT7925 Bluetooth/WiFi

[scottyPee]

Unfortunately after the buttload of firmware updates on September 4th my motherboard's MediaTek MT7925 Bluetooth/WiFi is still in la-la land (inop)...

Been this way since I installed Linux back in Feberuary... Not really a big deal for me since I use ethernet.

Here is a discussion about it on the Asus forums as other folks also have this problem with the Asus Crosshair Hero X870E motherboard that use Linux as their OS:

https://rog-forum.asus.com/t5/amd-800-series/hardware-bug-mediatek-mt7925-bluetooth-stuck-in-ebusy-16-state/m-p/1152521#M4641

[Ponce-De-Leon]

@scottyPee

Unfortunately after the buttload of firmware updates on September 4th my motherboard's MediaTek MT7925 Bluetooth/WiFi is still in la-la land (inop)...

This Update was only for split-up the one Package into several smaller one's:

Info about Firmware Split Update

Hello Ladies and Gentlemen! I received today an interesting Update. The linux-firmware what was a complete Package is now spilt into Parts. This is actually not new but new for Zorin 18 with Ubuntu 24.04 Base. As far as I understand it, it is to adress used Hardware more specific. And in Theory with a Firmware Update, You don't need to update the whole linux-firmware Package like before, only the specific adressed Package. You can see it in the Software Updater. There is a whole List of Packag…

[nite_route]

yeah mt7925 on those asus boards has been a mess for a while in my experience. the sept 4 firmware split probably didnt magically fix the card if it was already dead since february. maybe check dpkg -l for mediatek firmware and dmesg for mt79 after reboot. ethernet life is real though lol.