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On 11.04.21 at 21:35 Larry Finger wrote:
> On 4/8/21 11:12 PM, Klaus Müller wrote:
>> May I kindly bring up this reported problem again? Is there anybody working on this problem? Or did I miss the already existing fix?
> 
> A fix has been found. The patched code is available at https://GitHub.com/lwfinger/rtw88.git. Patches are being prepared for wireless-next. From there, they will propagate into the Linux distributions.

Thanks Larry for doing QA and fixing the problem! I'm additionally very thankful for your rtw88 git repository, which provides the possibility to use actual drivers independent of the kernel version.
The actual version works fine for me.


Kind regards
Klaus