Closed fumin closed 8 months ago
Regulatory domain "country 00: DFS-UNSET" is the highest restriction. Nearly everything (frequencies, tx power and scan mode is restricted. To get benefit of all capabilities of the devise, it is mandatory to change the regulatory domain (sudo iw reg set xx - where xx is the country code.
Using iw to set the regulatory domain is not persistent. To make it persistent it is mandatory to change the configuration in /etc.
The exact location of the configuration file depend on your distribution, e.g. on Arch Linux:
/etc/conf.d/wireless-regdom
.
It is also mandatory that crda is installed and the kernel is configured with "CONFIG_CFG80211_CRDA_SUPPORT=y". To retrieve this information run:
$ zcat /proc/config.gz | grep CRDA
CONFIG_CFG80211_CRDA_SUPPORT=y
@fumin
I have two mt7610u adapters and I have no problem with channel 149. I don't think is an adapter problem. I think @ZerBea is headed the right direction. Something with the regdb or something closely related.
@ZerBea @morrownr Thanks for your kind suggestions. After doing what you said, my MT7610U wifi dongle is working smoothly. Thanks!
I bought a ASUS AC51 and found that it cannot connect to my router whose channel is 149. Out of the box, this ASUS AC51, whose chip is Mediatek MT7610U, can only go up to channel 136. How can I change my configuration to make it support channel 149?
When running
lsusb -v -d 0b05:17d1
, I noticed the messageCouldn't open device, some information will be missing
. Could this be a problem?I see that people sometimes change their regulatory domain, like "US". I am in Taiwan, should I force my Ubuntu to change my ASUS AC51 domain to the US?