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    using init.d to wifi install module

    hi all
    i got tp-link 723 v2 usb stick ,works perfectly using a.alekizoglou driver, but i have problem with start driver module on startup

    i renamed file to rkwifi.ko in system/lib/modules/ but what i can see is internal wifi still start , why??
    my module name now is rtwifitp.ko
    i can use terminal to insmod driver, i tried to use init.d and maked script named wifi.sh, here in attachment but it's not startup
    how can i replace internal wifi driver or what method can i use?
    Last edited by freeman3020; 08 April 2013, 07:48.

    #2
    Try removing the .sh file extension.
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      #3
      Originally posted by 900supersport View Post
      Try removing the .sh file extension.
      i tried same result

      u can find attachment file
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        #4
        Re: using init.d to wifi install module

        just put the module in its original name. you dont have to rename it to rkwifi.ko

        here's my init.d script for my dongle

        Code:
        #!/system/bin/sh
        
        su
        insmod /system/lib/modules/rtl8192cu.ko
        Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

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          #5
          thank you , it's work
          Originally posted by farhanito View Post
          just put the module in its original name. you dont have to rename it to rkwifi.ko

          here's my init.d script for my dongle

          Code:
          #!/system/bin/sh
          
          su
          insmod /system/lib/modules/rtl8192cu.ko
          Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

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