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How to use MT7612E with build-in eFuse? #128

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wwng2333 opened this issue Nov 28, 2017 · 6 comments
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How to use MT7612E with build-in eFuse? #128

wwng2333 opened this issue Nov 28, 2017 · 6 comments

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@wwng2333
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Sorry for my bad English.
I have a MT7612E MiniPCIe card, with PA/LNA.But works badly on openwrt.
I contacted the 7612E wireless card manufacturer, the factory has written the data to the on-chip efuse, this area is one-time, cannot be erased after the write.
So I want to know how to make the driver use build-in efuse instead of reading EEPROM.

@psyborg55
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by dropping eeprom entry from dts. but you can also cat debug contents of efuse data and compare with eeprom data

@wwng2333
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Got it,by the way, can you tell me how to get and export data from eFuse?

@psyborg55
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no i forgot. try searching for my previous comments on github maybe it was written

@anonimou0
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@wwng2333 , did you get your MT7612E to use the build-in efuse?
Would you mind sharing details on how to do it?

@wwng2333
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@anonimou0 i also dont know how to do it.

@paullai58
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Is there any one could help to explain below.
In mt76x02_eeprom.h

enum mt76x02_eeprom_modes {
MT_EE_READ,
MT_EE_PHYSICAL_READ,
};

what different is between MT_EE_READ and MT_EE_PHYSICAL_READ?

Thanks.

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