Hello, i managed to compile RTL88x2BU WiFi driver on my Odroid XU4 (without changing settings).
I was able to connect WiFi and host APs without any issue, so the driver was very stable on my testing and use the last weeks.
Using “ARM_RPI y” flags worked aswell.
Would like it to be included into CoreELEC, because want to use it on my Odroid N2 Kodi system.
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/cilynx/rtl88x2BU_WiFi_linux_v5.3.1_27678.20180430_COEX20180427-5959
I added RTL8822BU driver. Try next nightlies for Amlogic-ng.
I just picked up a TrendNET AC1200 USB Wifi dongle (TEW-805-UBH), which I tried on my ODroid N2 (not the plus) but it doesn’t appear to work, no networks show up. An lsusb with it plugged into my desktop shows the following info:
Bus 001 Device 009: ID 20f4:805a TRENDnet 802.11ac NIC
Even the verbose info doesn’t show the chipset but according to info on the 'Net, the RTL88x2BU driver is the one to use. Info is here:
http://www.tinycorelinux.net/15.x/x86_64/tcz/src/rtl88x2bu/rtl88x2bu.build
Is this driver still included in CoreELEC as mentioned above? I’m running CE 21.1.1-Omega.
I compiled the driver to test on my Ubuntu desktop (20.04) in order to see if that is indeed the correct one. I was able to compile and install it successfully but I get a bunch of unknown symbols when I attempt to do an insmod. I compile a lot of stuff from source but this is the first time I’ve dipped my toes into the kernel module space so if anyone has any advice, I’d love to hear it.
The driver I attempted to compile is here:
Many thanks.
We supports RTL8822BU-aml but your 20f4:805a is not there: only 20F4:808A.
Probably because our version is from Nov 30, 2023.
Ah, well that probably explains it then. Thanks for solving the mystery.
Any chance the newer driver might be included in a future version of CoreELEC?
Seems like a pretty decent Wi-Fi dongle otherwise.
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