mt76x0: Apply @apr456 's patch to init mt7610e currectly #287
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Applied a reworked version of that patch. Tested on Archer C20i |
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Ported from: openwrt#286 Should fix: openwrt#199 openwrt#227 At least fix problem on DIR-510L with 5GHz: clients most times can not connect. Detailed issue description openwrt#227 Also this duplicates: openwrt#287 but current code base does not have these changes.
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it apply's the patch @arp456 wrote in
#286
and solves issue 216
#216
I'll recline this if @arp456 create pull request for this, but I think it's worth make a pull request anyway as its fixes long lasting problem for mt7610e 's weak TX power.