bcm2712: enable MediaTek MT7925E PCIe Wi-Fi 7 #7205
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Include the other Pi 5-compatible defconfigs. Signed-off-by: Phil Elwell <[email protected]>
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The MT7925 PCIe driver (mt7925e) is currently not enabled in the bcm2712 defconfig, which prevents MT7925-based M.2/PCIe Wi-Fi cards (e.g. PCI ID 14c3:7925) from working out of the box on CM5 / Raspberry Pi 5 platforms.
This change enables CONFIG_MT7925E=m as a module, aligning it with the existing MT76 / MT7925 USB support (CONFIG_MT7925U=m).
Verified on a CM5 with a MediaTek MT7925 PCIe device: after rebuilding and installing the kernel and modules, modprobe mt7925e loads successfully and a WLAN interface is created.
Note: This driver requires
dtoverlay=pcie-32bit-dma-pi5to be enabled.See: #7046 (comment)