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Kimdecent B13 / MK812 with external Wifi Antena - Finless BETA ROM 1.7

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  • Finless
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    I doubt the 8192 and 8188 kernel modules will be the same. But you guys can try it yourself.


    Flash the Measy ROM.

    Get ES File explorer and set it up for root and mount system RW
    Copy the KO module into /system/lib/modules
    set the permissions the same as other KO files in there.
    As I recall:
    set all boxes for read
    set the first (top) box for write
    leave everything else unchecked.

    Now go get Android Terminal Emulator
    run it and type
    su
    answer yes to the root access pop up
    now type
    insmod /system/lib/modules/8192.ko or whatever the module name is.

    If you get no errors it means the module injected into the kernel.

    Now try to turn on wifi.

    If that does not work, try the wlan.ko and rkwifi modules you found. I would rename the existing modules .old and then copy in the new modules. Again remember to set permissions!

    Bob

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  • kimdecentb13
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    Ok on the Realtek Site i found the 8188CUS (http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/...oads=true#2742).

    Here is the Mediafire Link of them because the Realtek Site is painfully slow:


    The Files for the 8188CUS seems to be the same as the 8192CUS.

    The Bad news is that you have to compile the .KO Files yourself which is a problem for me. Maybe someone could help out and compile them.

    Also there are some guys over at the Armtvtech.com Forums who had problems with their Wifi too:



    There is stuff about how to compile the thing and it seems here are the compiled .KO things from the 8192CUS (which should be the same as the 8188CUS):



    Im not sure which one you need as there is one KO called rkwifi.ko and one called wlan.ko (The rest you can ignore i think).

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  • kimdecentb13
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    Originally posted by Finless View Post
    So you guys are stuck unless I can get KO modules for your wifi and BT chip set.

    Do you know what that is for the B13?

    Bob
    Ok, i finaly opend that thing up...it was kinda tricky...or maybe my hands are to big for this tiny Chinese Ingeneering

    The B13 (V 1.1) uses the Realtek 8188CUS WiFi/Bluetooth Chipset.

    Here are the pictures of the naked device:

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    Now im going to see if i can find a 8188cus.ko or something like that.

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  • kimdecentb13
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    Originally posted by Finless View Post
    Because there are no KO modules! The wifi and BT drivers are compiled in the kernel. This is why when you switch kernels wifi and BT do not work. If you flash the Measy ROM with your B13 kernel, you will find it then works but Antutu will be crap again.

    So neither ROM injects KO files into the kernel. They are built in the kernel.

    But if there "WERE" .KO modules, I could solve this.

    Bob
    Ah, I see. Thanks for the explaination Bob.

    Guess we are stuck with the lower Antutu Score then. Maybe we can get the KO Files or a fixed Kernel from Kimdecent (The Manufacturer of B13)...i emailed them...i expect nothing but who knows....maybe they will do something.

    I will open my B13 tomorrow to check whats the Wifi chip.

    Thank you again and have a great weekend.

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  • Finless
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    Originally posted by kimdecentb13 View Post
    What do you mean by "I can inject the B13 kernel modules in the Measy kernel IF they existed which they do not!" ? The Measy has WiFi/Bluetooth too but a different chip i guess. So if you could just replace the WiFi/Bluetooth KO Modules of the Measy with the ones of the B13 that could work since the rest is the same.

    I will open up my B13 later to check what the chips are.

    Using Root Explorer where can I find the Wifi & Bluetooth KO Modules on the System ? I could copy them from the B13 Firmware if its easier for you.
    Because there are no KO modules! The wifi and BT drivers are compiled in the kernel. This is why when you switch kernels wifi and BT do not work. If you flash the Measy ROM with your B13 kernel, you will find it then works but Antutu will be crap again.

    So neither ROM injects KO files into the kernel. They are built in the kernel.

    But if there "WERE" .KO modules, I could solve this.

    Bob

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  • kimdecentb13
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    Originally posted by Finless View Post
    OK so that is the issue...

    When I made the B13 ROM I used the same system that I used to make the Measy.
    THE ONLY DIFFERENCE is the kernel between these 2 ROMs.

    Now Wifi and BT are in the kernel. BUT.... YES I can inject the B13 kernel modules in the Measy kernel IF they existed which they do not!

    So you guys are stuck unless I can get KO modules for your wifi and BT chip set.

    Do you know what that is for the B13?

    Bob
    What do you mean by "I can inject the B13 kernel modules in the Measy kernel IF they existed which they do not!" ? The Measy has WiFi/Bluetooth too but a different chip i guess. So if you could just replace the WiFi/Bluetooth KO Modules of the Measy with the ones of the B13 that could work since the rest is the same.

    I will open up my B13 later to check what the chips are.

    Using Root Explorer where can I find the Wifi & Bluetooth KO Modules on the System ? I could copy them from the B13 Firmware if its easier for you.

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  • Finless
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    OK so that is the issue...

    When I made the B13 ROM I used the same system that I used to make the Measy.
    THE ONLY DIFFERENCE is the kernel between these 2 ROMs.

    Now Wifi and BT are in the kernel. BUT.... YES I can inject the B13 kernel modules in the Measy kernel IF they existed which they do not!

    So you guys are stuck unless I can get KO modules for your wifi and BT chip set.

    Do you know what that is for the B13?

    Bob

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  • bloodgnome
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    Originally posted by Finless View Post
    Yes, I can do that! I need a stock ROM to work with. Got a link?

    Bob
    I think i can help out:

    So we need this firmware from the Measy U2C (You used it for your 1.7 ROM):



    And i looked at the changelog and saw this: "Improve CPU frequency, Antutu score can reach 9200+" Yay...thats what we need.

    BUT we need the Wireless/Bluettooth part of our own B13 Firmware so our Wiresless&Bluetooth will work:



    So if you could combine the Measy Firmware with the B13 Wireless&Bluetooth and make a Finless Mod of the Mix I think every B13/MK812 User will be happy

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  • Finless
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    Originally posted by kimdecentb13 View Post
    I just want to ask you if it is possible to take the Measy U2C 1.7 ROM and just replace the WiFi part with the Files/Drivers from the B13.

    Yes, I can do that! I need a stock ROM to work with. Got a link?

    Bob

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  • kimdecentb13
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    Originally posted by Finless View Post
    OK you guys lost me with all this. What do you need?

    My 1.7 ROM on what?

    Bob
    Well if we flash your Measy U2C 1.7 ROM on our B13 device we get 9200 Antutu Points but no WiFi/Bluetooth.

    If we flash the B13 1.7 ROM from you on our B13 device we get only 7200 Antutu Points but we have WiFi/Bluetooth.

    Resolution is 720p in both cases...CPU speed is the same according to nofrils.

    So something is different in this two firmwares.

    I just want to ask you if it is possible to take the Measy U2C 1.7 ROM and just replace the WiFi part with the Files/Drivers from the B13.

    So by doing this we could have the full speed 9.200 Antutu Points AND Wifi/Bluetooth.

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  • Finless
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    OK you guys lost me with all this. What do you need?

    My 1.7 ROM on what?

    Bob

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  • kimdecentb13
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    Originally posted by bloodgnome View Post
    I will flash the Measy U2C Finless 1.7 to the B13 again to test what Antutu Score does (Yeah, I got no Wifi and Bluetooth there but at least im going to know if its due to the Software or the Hardware).
    I got the same idea so i flashed the Measy U2C Finless 1.7....it and what can i say:

    Antutu Total Score: 9299

    RAM: 1584
    CPU Integer: 1908
    CPU float: 1610
    2D graphics: 1380
    3D graphics: 1972
    Database IO: 560
    SD card write: 81
    SD card read: 204

    So it is something in the firmware. Its not the 3D part or the SD card. Its 2D graphics and CPU Float/Integer. The Measy U2C Firware runs just fine on the B13 (No overheating ect.).

    Is it possible to just use the Wifi/Bluetooth part of the B13/MK812 and the rest from the Measy U2C ? Could you do that Bob ? Is the Wifi (Bluetooth) Driver just a file like wireless.ko ?

    That would be awesome....9299....whoooooo
    Last edited by kimdecentb13; 11 April 2013, 21:34.

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  • bloodgnome
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    Originally posted by Finless View Post
    You guys need to consider screen resolution when your comparing Antutu marks. What tablet? It is unfair to compare say a 8" tablet of 800x600 res with a HDMI 32bit TV screen of 1280x720.
    Also Tablet screen hardware is not HDMI output! There is a difference.

    Bob
    Yeah your right Bob, but the Measy reaches at leat 9000 with your ROM based on the latest Firmware.

    I will flash the Measy U2C Finless 1.7 to the B13 again to test what Antutu Score does (Yeah, I got no Wifi and Bluetooth there but at least im going to know if its due to the Software or the Hardware).

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  • Finless
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    You guys need to consider screen resolution when your comparing Antutu marks. What tablet? It is unfair to compare say a 8" tablet of 800x600 res with a HDMI 32bit TV screen of 1280x720.
    Also Tablet screen hardware is not HDMI output! There is a difference.

    Bob

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  • kimdecentb13
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    Originally posted by soliveira View Post
    The best Antutu score I have had with 1.7 Finless ROM was around 7950 after reboot. But the scores are normally between 7100 to 7200.
    I ask myself the same question about the score of the measy U2C. In my case it seems that the SD card read and write scores are not very good.

    At this moment I have this for a 7501 score:

    RAM: 1222
    CPU integer: 1349
    CPU Float: 1167
    2D graphics: 988
    3D graphics: 1959
    Database IO: 555
    SD card Write: 57
    SD card read: 204

    Here is the link for the 4.2.1 stock rooted firmware from the S21D:


    Everything was working with this version, unless I have forgot to see something, inclusive the Av-Out.

    Cheers

    PS. It was quite hard, to me too, to install the drivers, I can't even say what I have made different to make it work, since I have tried so many times. But I have never changed the cable, for me the cable works just fine.
    Hm...interessting.

    I've tested the Antutu on my RK3066 Tablet and it gives me:

    10286 Points

    RAM: 1607
    CPU integer: 1758
    CPU Float: 1312
    2D graphics: 695
    3D graphics: 4080
    Database IO: 555
    SD card Write: 74
    SD card read: 205

    So I think its not the SD Card Speed that is the problem...its the 3D Graphics who are only half of what i get on the tablet.

    Tablet has 1.6Ghz Rk3066 too with the same amount of RAM.

    Could it be that the GPU Speed is half of the one in the Tablet or something like that ?!? Maybe because of the heat...the first measy was slow too (6000) then they updated it and now its around 9200

    Hm....very strange.

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