Mediatek bluetooth adapter driver install#
Mediatek bluetooth adapter driver driver#

For Ubuntu this link may help you enabling the source repository. Note: The bpatch script is for debian based systems and make sure to enable source code repository before running it. If you have already downloaded the kernel source, then give the source directory path as an argument to the bpatch script with -sd option: sudo. To apply patch with the bpatch script all you need to do is run it with root privilege.

Mediatek bluetooth adapter driver driver#

The bpatch script downloads the kernel source and tries to patch the bluetooth driver and insert the compiled module in the right place automatically. Without running all those commands manually, you can use the bpatch script to automatically patch it for you. If there is no block or unblocking from blocked state didn't do any good, then you should try the patch. If it is hard blocked then check if your PC has some kind of switch to turn it on or may be a key combination or a little haggle in the BIOS settings (you will have to investigate). If it is soft blocked, you can unblock it with: It will show you something like this: 1: hci0: Bluetooth To check if bluetooth is hard/soft blocked, run rfkill list. If it is blocked then remove the block, but if that's not the case then we have a patch for you that you can apply to your kernel. If wifi works after installing the driver but bluetooth doesn't, you should first check if bluetooth is hard/soft blocked. A kernel patch for the bluetooth driver may be needed to get it up and working.

Mediatek bluetooth adapter driver install#

Sudo make install KERNEL=kernel-version Bluetooth ¶įor kernel 3.13 - 3.16 bluetooth may work without any extra efforts, but for higher kernels it may not work at all. With make, the argument shall be KERNEL=kernel-version sudo make dkms KERNEL=kernel-version Pass the kernel version as an argument with install or uninstall script: Installing inside a container (chroot) environment ¶ The driver will automatically load at startup. You need kernel headers to build the driverĪs an example, on Debian and derivatives, assuming you're on an amd64 system: sudo apt install build-essential linux-headers-amd64įirst give some file execution permission: chmod +x install test uninstall bpatch

firmware: Firmware binary code (MT7650E234.bin is for Wi-Fi, mt76x0.bin is for Bluetooth).

btloader: Bluetooth firmware loader source code.

The official driver was found at (this link no longer exists) Component ¶ If anyone is interested to take over, please leave a comment at Įasy installation package for Mediatek MT7630E Wifi + Bluetooth Combo Linux Driver. This repository is not maintained by any more.