Can somebody help me with this? My i386 Debian cannot load wireless interface. I just installed Debian recently. During boot up it displays the following text:
USB 2-1: device descriptor read/64, error - 71
usb 2-1: device not accepting address 4, error - 71
usb 2.1: device not accepting address 5, error - 71
usb usb2port1: unable to enumerate usb device
mt7601u 1-5:1.0: firmware : failed to load...
Any hint or suggestions?
Here's the screenshot: https://ibb.co/kBFpLW8
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"device descriptor read/64, error - 71" during bootup
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EbonCandle
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Re: "device descriptor read/64, error - 71" during bootup
I think you need the firmware-misc-nonfree package for the MediaTek device (mediatek/mt7610u.bin) displayed in your screenshot.EbonCandle wrote:My i386 Debian cannot load wireless interface.
As for the "device descriptor read/64, error" that's another matter.
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EbonCandle
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Re: "device descriptor read/64, error - 71" during bootup
it seems i have solved this
the error "device descriptor read/64, error - 71" doesnt give any problem. so i think i'll keep it as it is for now.
thanks a lot kedaha ^ ^My i386 Debian cannot load wireless interface.
the error "device descriptor read/64, error - 71" doesnt give any problem. so i think i'll keep it as it is for now.