How to get 1600Mhz on the mx1?

[gianpaoloc]

I have it

Sorry for the delay.

By saying "I have it", you mean that you have CONFIG_RFKILL=yes or that the net/rfkill/core.c gets compiled and that the corresponding object file gets linked in?

Indeed, it could be that I was wrong by saying that CONFIG_RFKILL=yes is enough. It could be that even if you have CONFIG_RFKILL=yes the net/rfkill/core.c does not get compiled and linked in.

What I am (relatively) sure is that the net/rfkill/core.c contains the definition of the function you need. We have only to find how to have it compiled and linked.

BTW, if you send me the right pointers I could try compiling the kernel myself. I already downloaded the sources from https://github.com/AndrewDB/rk3066-kernel.git (is this the source you are using?) but I need to have some suggestions for the cross-compiling tools and possibly a copy of the .config you are using (just to have something to start from).

Ciao
G.

[daemonium]

Sorry for the delay.

By saying "I have it", you mean that you have CONFIG_RFKILL=yes or that the net/rfkill/core.c gets compiled and that the corresponding object file gets linked in?

Indeed, it could be that I was wrong by saying that CONFIG_RFKILL=yes is enough. It could be that even if you have CONFIG_RFKILL=yes the net/rfkill/core.c does not get compiled and linked in.

Yes, i have CONFIG_RFKILL=yes and no, it's not getting compiled.

What I am (relatively) sure is that the

net/rfkill/core.c contains the definition of the function you need. We have only to find how to have it compiled and linked.

I'm not a coder, neither developer. So don't get me wrong,probably i will say something stupid.
That said, i've looked at core.c and what it seems to me is that rfkill is some kind of generic wrapper for another specific rfkill. What makes me think like this is because there's a rockchip rfkill specific option in the kernel RF switch subsystem. But i insist, i'm not a coder, my coding skills dont'go beyond the "hello world" :P

BTW, if you send me the right pointers I could try compiling the kernel myself. I already downloaded the sources from

https://github.com/AndrewDB/rk3066-kernel.git (is this the source you are using?) but I need to have some suggestions for the cross-compiling tools and possibly a copy of the .config you are using (just to have something to start from).

Yes, i'm using that repo. For the compiling procedure you can follow this guide at armtvtech, i've followed that one. I can send you my .config so you can reproduce the exact steps i'm doing.
Please, PM me with you email and i'll send you the .config file

Saludos!

[leolas]

Re: How to get 1600Mhz on the mx1?

Only 1 thing, omegamoon updates his github, so maybe you want to take a look there.

[daemonium]

Re: How to get 1600Mhz on the mx1?

Hola Leo!
Omegamoon's repo is about 4 months old. He said he will update it. We have to wait a little more for that.
I also tried it with same results.
Regards

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[leolas]

Re: How to get 1600Mhz on the mx1?

he updated it a few days ago; take a look

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[daemonium]

Re: How to get 1600Mhz on the mx1?

Thanks! I'll have a look

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[daemonium]

ok, tried omegamoon's repo and... the kernel compiled flawlessly. The bad news are wlan.ko still not working. Should i try anything else?
Regards

[leolas]

Re: How to get 1600Mhz on the mx1?

It is really hard make those wifi chipset work:banghead:

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[daemonium]

Gianpaoloc, here are some notes on what i did to compile the kernel with omegamoon's github repo.
1)Git clone the repo (obvious)
2)I made a copy of mk808_1080p_defconfig and renamed into mk802iiis1080_defconfig
3) make mk802iiis1080_defconfig
4) make menuconfig
5) change wireless driver to bcm4329, save & exit
6) make -j6 > build.log
7) check for errors in build.log (it was nice)
8) make modules
So, what i've made is just compiling the exact same kernel as omegamoon but with another wifi driver.
The bcm4329 driver is compiled in the kernel so no module is needed.
Regards.

[zvoddy23]

Any luck with kernel dev?
I keep coming back to the 2dark4u kernel because my MX1 will only run without fault using this kernel.

All other rom's cause freezing issues with white/black/green screen of death.

[daemonium]

Re: How to get 1600Mhz on the mx1?

Not yet, i'm waiting for gianpaolo's results.


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[zvoddy23]

Bonza mate!
If GP clears this hurdle i will sing to his cat.

[daemonium]

Re: How to get 1600Mhz on the mx1?

Gianpaolo, do you have any news?


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