OnlineLearningTutorials/mt7902_temp ? reverse-engineered prompt

Reverse engineered prompt

Build me a Linux driver fix for the MediaTek MT7902 WiFi 6E chip and Bluetooth, with a simple way for normal users to get it working on their machine.

I want a script that can build the WiFi and Bluetooth modules for the current kernel, install the right firmware, and make the fix survive reboot. It should work nicely on common Linux setups like Ubuntu and Arch, and it’s okay if you need to check current kernel docs online while doing it. If the system is immutable or read only, please make it use a safe writable location instead of touching system files directly.

Also include an easy install flow for people who just want to run one command, plus a separate build only option for people who want to compile first. If possible, add a service or startup step so the WiFi comes back automatically after reboot. Keep it practical, robust, and focused on getting MT7902 WiFi and Bluetooth running with as little manual setup as possible.

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