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Lost wifi after upgrade on latest bookworm/noble images

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On the latest image (25.2.2) of both Server - Noble and Desktop - XFCE - Bookworm, the wireless interfaces show up as expected and connect to wifi. After the first apt upgrade and reboot, the system no longer detects the wireless interface at all. 

 

For my armbianmonitor output, there is a mediatek wireless interface plugged into USB, but there is no mention of the rtl8189 in any of the boot or hardware logs. Did something change in the overlay or other pre-kernel bootloader configs which disable the device?  I would think if it were merely kernel / driver related, the hardware would still show up, but be unusable until a driver was configured.

Edited by SeanTheITGuy

Solved by JohnTheCoolingFan

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