WiFi on GT King not work
evzubkov opened this issue · comments
Hello, I installed Armbian_22.08.0_Aml_s922x_bullseye_5.15.45_server_2022.06.08 on Beeline GTKing with an S922X processor. However, my wi-fi is not working. I'm not even into such a device already. Please tell me, is there anything I can do to make the wlan work?
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https://wiki.debian.org/WiFi/HowToUse
bullseye is a debian system, you can set it according to the official documentation
As far as I understand, I don't have a driver for wi-fi. Judging by the system logs, there is a BCM4362A2 on my box, and bluetooth loads normally. rfkill only sees bluetooth:
root@armbian:/home/alt# rfkill list
0: hci0: Bluetooth
Soft blocked: no
Hard blocked: no
Do I need another driver to make wi-fi work?
Thank you for your help.
There are many solutions, you can operate according to your skilled method
Are you the box with the black case? Take a clear picture of the wireless network card chip and send it to see what model it is.
http://en.techinfodepot.shoutwiki.com/wiki/SparkLAN_AP6275S
The module model is AP6275S, and the chip model is bcm43752. The current driver should be able to support
Got it, thanks for your help
After decompression, put these files in the /lib/firmware/brcm directory and try
@evzubkov could you describe the process to install armbian in this device?
I tried everything and nothings seams works.
Hello! This was a long time ago, but it seems I did it in the following sequence.
- Download the image for your device.
- Check the uEnv.txt file, it should contain uncommented lines that indicate the DTB of your platform.
- Write the image on USB.
- Connect the prepared media to the device and turn on the power, boot into Android.
- Open the app "Update&Backup".
- Click on "Select" local update and chose the file on the removable media aml_autoscript.zip.
- Start "Update".
- System will reboot twice and start running the system from external media.
You can also try the instructions: https://github.com/ophub/amlogic-s9xxx-armbian/tree/main/documents#124-setting-the-box-to-boot-from-usbtfsd