Support for MediaTek MT7902 (PCI ID 14c3:7902) not working on Linux 6.12/6.15

Hi,

I’m trying to get Wi-Fi working on a laptop with a MediaTek MT7902 wireless card.
Currently, the device is detected via lspci, but no mt76 driver is binding to it.
Here are the details:

System Info

• Distro: Kali Linux (based on Debian Testing)
• Kernel versions tested: 6.12.33 and 6.15.11 (Xanmod)
• Driver: mt76 (latest pulled from GitHub, commit [add commit hash if you cloned it])
• Firmware: Installed from linux-firmware package (up to date as of Aug 2025)

Hardware

Output of lspci -nn | grep Network:
02:00.0 Network controller [0280]: MEDIATEK Corp. Device [14c3:7902]

What I tried

• Installed headers, built mt76 from source.
• Verified mt7921_pci_device_table[] includes nearby device IDs (e.g., 0x7922, 0x7902).
• Kernel modules build but card still does not show in ip link.
• dmesg shows no attempt to load mt76 for 14c3:7902.

Request

Could support for MT7902 (14c3:7902) be added to the mt76 driver?
If it is supposed to be supported already, any guidance on firmware or patches would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot for your work on keeping MediaTek cards usable on Linux!

Start with the mt7921_pci_device_table[] entry and compare the nearby device IDs against the reported PCI ID 14c3:7902. Reproduce the problem with lspci and dmesg on Linux 6.12 or 6.15, then verify that the mt76 driver binds and the wireless interface appears in ip link.