Ok after some time ill with a flu disease (I thinks it is the word in english, influenza or grippe are other google translator options). And now that my headaches come a little down (and some gastric issues i prefer don't remember .gif "FacePalm")
). I am ready to try to help you with some drivers compilations for you. I can compile them, but that does not mean that works well for you. In fact i compiled a wireless usb adapter for me, and i have a lot of problems to make it work. Now i am going to start to working on it.
If you want I try to help you pls give me information about what is your stick, what is the device you want drivers, and if you have the linux sources for this drivers, give them to me. And pls be patient, be sure that when i have some free time i will try to do it.
And once you have those drivers, and you test them, pls don't forget to report if they work, with which specific device and how you make it work, you can help a lot of people with your reports.
Obviously I have no all these devices, not all tv sticks, no way to test them, and no knowledge how to use them in most cases. I am learning everyday and i love to learn . But i am not a wise man so don't expect it.
If you want to compile them by yourself, I can help to do that, is not so difficult. I am thinking to write a guide to do it when I have some free time.
All drivers are compiled for 3.0.8+ kernels.
Some basic information:
In linux drivers are usually .ko files and the must be loaded with command line insmod and removed by rmmod.
Those drivers must be installed in /system/lib/modules and must have rw-r--r-- permissions to work. Some of them needs firmware files usually called .bin and those files must be installed in /system/etc/firmwares/ with rw-r--r-- permissions too. Android is based on linux, but is not pure linux, so things that in linux are very easy to made, in android can be a nightmare to do that (at least for me).
). I am ready to try to help you with some drivers compilations for you. I can compile them, but that does not mean that works well for you. In fact i compiled a wireless usb adapter for me, and i have a lot of problems to make it work. Now i am going to start to working on it.If you want I try to help you pls give me information about what is your stick, what is the device you want drivers, and if you have the linux sources for this drivers, give them to me. And pls be patient, be sure that when i have some free time i will try to do it.
And once you have those drivers, and you test them, pls don't forget to report if they work, with which specific device and how you make it work, you can help a lot of people with your reports.
Obviously I have no all these devices, not all tv sticks, no way to test them, and no knowledge how to use them in most cases. I am learning everyday and i love to learn . But i am not a wise man so don't expect it.
If you want to compile them by yourself, I can help to do that, is not so difficult. I am thinking to write a guide to do it when I have some free time.
All drivers are compiled for 3.0.8+ kernels.
Some basic information:
In linux drivers are usually .ko files and the must be loaded with command line insmod and removed by rmmod.
Those drivers must be installed in /system/lib/modules and must have rw-r--r-- permissions to work. Some of them needs firmware files usually called .bin and those files must be installed in /system/etc/firmwares/ with rw-r--r-- permissions too. Android is based on linux, but is not pure linux, so things that in linux are very easy to made, in android can be a nightmare to do that (at least for me).
i give you the driver and if someone can get ir work pls tell me how 
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Please i didn't earn that honor, I am not an expert, Bob, 900supersport and more people here know much more than me, I'm just an apprentice.
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