New thread for drivers petitions.

[leolas]

BTW leolas,
In the following command:

make -C ~/kernel/3.0.8+/rk3066-kernel ARCH=arm SUBDIRS=/home/leo/kernel/drivers/patched-asix CROSS_COMPILE=~/kernel/arm-eabi-linaro-4.6.2/bin/arm-eabi- modules

Is the ~/kernel/3.0.8+/rk3066-kernal directory a copy of the omegamoon kernel sources?
And what is the source for the ~/kernel/arm-eabi-linaro-4.6.2/bin/arm-eabi- modules directory?
If you can answer these questions, I could probably compile these drivers myself and speed up testing.
Thank you.

To compile drivers I usually use the Andrewdb sources, more stable to compile drivers for me,https://github.com/AndrewDB/rk3066-kernel
And the crosscompiler you can use this: https://github.com/omegamoon/rockchi...moon/toolchain
You can use other kernel sources like omegamoons sources with no problem, and if you want you can use other crosscompiler too, the newest is 4.7.

[leolas]

Iwconfig:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]2561[/ATTACH]

[ATTACH]2562[/ATTACH]

[ATTACH]2563[/ATTACH]

Reading your dmesg, the problem is that the module you tried to install is compiled for a 2.6.x kernel, but is not for this kernel, now i am wasting all my free time to make qx1 kernel works, like I said in this post, sorry, but when i finish it I will try to compile drivers again. But now I have not enought free time to search in the net for drivers sources and do more things at same time, when I have a moment i will try to compile the sources you gave me.

[ikkess]

problem with usb 2.0 hub

Hi Leolas,

I have a strange problem, my USB 2.0 hub is not recognized by my MK809II stick.
But first the required info;
1 What is your stick?:MK809II
2 What is your rom?:http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...1-7a-ROM/page4
3 What is your kernel?:the one supplied in this rom
4 Id of the device you want the drivers been compiled and the commercial name: generic USB 2.0 hub
5 Main chipset of the device: chipset name is FE1.1S, http://www.jfd-ic.com/Documents/FE1....ev.%201.0).pdf
6 Link to the driver that comes with the device (if you have it): none

I have a functioning setup when connecting my USB 1.0 hub with my flymouse reciever and my usb ethernet dongle using the otg port. Reason for using the otg micro usb port is that my main USB port is damaged; http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...ort-on-MK809II
But in order to get the full speed of my ethernet dongle i have to use a USB 2.0 hub. Unfortunately the one i bought is not recognized/installed when connecting it to the otg port.
Strangely when i plug my USB 2.0 into the USB 1.0 hub it does work

I have installed the program usb host controller, https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ntroller&hl=nl, which runs a continously dsmeg.
My question is if you would have a look in attached dsmeg file if you can see what the problem can be and point me to, perhaps, another usb module which i can load?
What i have done is booting the stick with attached USB 1.0 hub and the flymouse reciever attached. Then i inserted the USB to Ethernet dongle, the USB 2.0 hub and finally a usb memory stick. See dsmg_save.txt
Also attached is a dsmeg when i connect only the USB 1.0 hub to the otg port, remove it and attach the USB 2.0 (i highlighted the moment i switched the hubs) see dmsg_usb2.0.doc

I hope you can provide some insight on this problem.

Edit 12-7-2013
I have some additional information.
According the command lsusb my device has the id 0101:1a40
My USB port has been measured by someone with micro electronics knowledge and he can confirm that it should work on a hardware side of things.
Also i was finally able to get in MaskRom and flashed the original firmware. But i still get the messages in dmesg.
Reading other forums there was a suggestion to add this hardware id in a udev rule? Or is that normal Linux and not Android.

[mustafaupk]

Hi Leolas,

I've tried several things to compile drivers myself but Im havnign a lot of problems. For one, the andrewDB kernel doesn't compile with the basic .config. The omegamoon kernel compiles but I cannot compile the asix driver against it. Can you explain how exactly you were able to compile these drivers? Could you upload your omegamoon and/or andrewDB .config file?

[leolas]

Re: New thread for drivers petitions.

Hi Leolas,

I've tried several things to compile drivers myself but Im havnign a lot of problems. For one, the andrewDB kernel doesn't compile with the basic .config. The omegamoon kernel compiles but I cannot compile the asix driver against it. Can you explain how exactly you were able to compile these drivers? Could you upload your omegamoon and/or andrewDB .config file?

In andrwedb sources you must disable vpu module when you make menuconfig, by default it is enable and a part of the code is missed.
In omegamoon sources axis driver is in driver/network/ usb adapters, why you cant compile it? What is the error?
To compile drivers I usually use the default config (with the modification in Andrewdb that i tell you before) and then I select the module if it is in the kernel source. If it is an external source, then only adjust in it the kdir or kernel source folder in the makefile, the crosscompiler and some cflags if they are needed.
I have a thread about compile your own kernel in this forum, maybe it can help you a bit.
Be sure that you use a crosscompiler, omegamon in his github usually has a good one, Doomlord I think have some in his github too. But not sure. I am from my mobile with tapatalk si i cant upload files now. If this instructions don't help you tell me and when i return home i will try to give you the links.

leolas

[mustafaupk]

In andrwedb sources you must disable vpu module when you make menuconfig, by default it is enable and a part of the code is missed.
In omegamoon sources axis driver is in driver/network/ usb adapters, why you cant compile it? What is the error?
To compile drivers I usually use the default config (with the modification in Andrewdb that i tell you before) and then I select the module if it is in the kernel source. If it is an external source, then only adjust in it the kdir or kernel source folder in the makefile, the crosscompiler and some cflags if they are needed.
I have a thread about compile your own kernel in this forum, maybe it can help you a bit.
Be sure that you use a crosscompiler, omegamon in his github usually has a good one, Doomlord I think have some in his github too. But not sure. I am from my mobile with tapatalk si i cant upload files now. If this instructions don't help you tell me and when i return home i will try to give you the links.

leolas

Thank you. I just found my errors. I was entering the wrong destination for the cross compiler. Everything compiles fine now using omegamoon sources.

[leolas]

Re: New thread for drivers petitions.

Thank you. I just found my errors. I was entering the wrong destination for the cross compiler. Everything compiles fine now using omegamoon sources.

Good

leolas

[Joachim]

Hola leolas!

May you be of help to me, too, please? I have a Joy-IT 2.0 Android stick (mk808b) from http://www.joy-it.net/android-stick/ . And I have a USB-to-Ethernet Adapter from http://www.conrad.de/ce/de/product/975461/ . Could you please be so kind and compile a suitable mcs7830.ko for me? Here is the data you requested for petition:

1. What is your stick?:
mk808b (Joy-It Android Stick 2.0)
RK30board

2. What is your rom?:
Joy-It Stock Rom (jt_smartpc02.411.006.21.130416)
i.e.:
Android-Version 4.1.1
Firmware-Version JT_SmartPC02.411.006.21.130416
Downloadable ROM is at http://www.joy-it.net/downloads/inde...atid=15&cid=28

3. What is your kernel?:
Linux localhost 3.0.8+ #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Apr 15 18:26:29 CST 2013 armv7l unknown

4. Id of the device you want the drivers been compiled and the commercial name.
idVendor=9710, idProduct=7830
Product: USB-MAC Controller
Manufacturer: Moschip Semiconductor
SerialNumber: 3b680f0a
　
5. Main chipset of the device:
Moschip MCS7830

6. Link to the driver that comes with the device (if you have it):

http://www.drivers-download.com

(Search for the Download Code DL-0233102 from "Drivers Search")

Muchas gracias for your kind help!!!

TIA,
Joachim

[mustafaupk]

Hola leolas!

May you be of help to me, too, please? I have a Joy-IT 2.0 Android stick (mk808b) from http://www.joy-it.net/android-stick/ . And I have a USB-to-Ethernet Adapter from http://www.conrad.de/ce/de/product/975461/ . Could you please be so kind and compile a suitable mcs7830.ko for me? Here is the data you requested for petition:

1. What is your stick?:
mk808b (Joy-It Android Stick 2.0)
RK30board

2. What is your rom?:
Joy-It Stock Rom (jt_smartpc02.411.006.21.130416)
i.e.:
Android-Version 4.1.1
Firmware-Version JT_SmartPC02.411.006.21.130416
Downloadable ROM is at http://www.joy-it.net/downloads/inde...atid=15&cid=28

3. What is your kernel?:
Linux localhost 3.0.8+ #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Apr 15 18:26:29 CST 2013 armv7l unknown

4. Id of the device you want the drivers been compiled and the commercial name.
idVendor=9710, idProduct=7830
Product: USB-MAC Controller
Manufacturer: Moschip Semiconductor
SerialNumber: 3b680f0a
　
5. Main chipset of the device:
Moschip MCS7830

6. Link to the driver that comes with the device (if you have it):

http://www.drivers-download.com

(Search for the Download Code DL-0233102 from "Drivers Search")

Muchas gracias for your kind help!!!

TIA,
Joachim

Try this file Joachim,

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/2vnl8lmxycj59fp/Zgz8GHVdih

[Pabliten]

Hi Leolas, wonderful thing you are doing here by helping folks to improve their devices, hope you can help me

I tested almost everything and still I can't use my MK808 for what I wanted to, which is to play 720p movies/videos from my computer or from my WDTV Live hub through wireless network (its very slow with internal wifi adapter) both sources are at no more than 5 meters from my wireless router.

Unfortunatelly after spending few days reading how to create my own drivers I realized that I don't have skills enough to at least start trying , so I would really appreciate your help if you have some time.

So below you'll find my info:

1- What is your stick?:
MK808 Original

2- What is your rom?:
Finless 2.1

3 What is your kernel?:
3.0.36+ rjh@rjh-Pegatron #5
Tue Apr 9 18:35:20 HKT 2013

4- Id of the device you want the drivers been compiled and the commercial name.
ID: 0bda:8179 Rev_0000 a nd commercial name: TP-LINK TL-WN723N v3 (http://www.tp-link.us/products/details/?model=TL-WN723N)

5- Main chipset of the device:
rtl8188eu (http://wikidevi.com/wiki/TP-LINK_TL-WN723N_v3)

6- Link to the driver that comes with the device (if you have it): Linux drivers found here: https://github.com/Red54/linux-shume...less/rtl8188eu


I saw 8188eu.ko in my MK808's system/lib/modules so I attempted to insmod it but I get an error message: "init_module failed '8188eu.ko'(no such file or directory)" so I guess that is not right compilation.


Thanks in advance for your help,
P.

Hello folks, I could get a diferente wifi dongle, it's a Ralink RT5370, anyone have compiled drivers for MK808 running any ROM? I'm currently using Finless 2.1 but if I need to use another one I'd do it if I can have better wireless performance.

Just in case, Linux dirvers for this wireless dongle are at: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3122511/802....0%20Driver.zip

Thanks in advance,

[leolas]

Re: New thread for drivers petitions.

Sorry but I thought that I wrote a excuse here telling you that I will be some time without the possibility of compile drivers. I am out of home almost all day for some family problems (my father had a cerebral infarction), and sincerely, after all day in hospital, when I arrive home I need to stay some time with my wife and daughter, so I can't got enought free time to sit in the computer and compile drivers, I am answering questions from my mobile with tapatalk when I got some time in hospital. So excuse me, and I promise you that I will try to compile drivers again once my father leave hospital and I return to normal life.


leolas

[mustafaupk]

Hello folks, I could get a diferente wifi dongle, it's a Ralink RT5370, anyone have compiled drivers for MK808 running any ROM? I'm currently using Finless 2.1 but if I need to use another one I'd do it if I can have better wireless performance.

Just in case, Linux dirvers for this wireless dongle are at: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3122511/802....0%20Driver.zip

Thanks in advance,

What did dmesg tell you after you tried insmod on the native 8188eu.ko driver? That may be helpful in figuring out why the 8188eu.ko driver didn't work. I think if a driver is present in the /system/lib/modules folder, there is a good chance it is already loaded on startup.

Edit: I'll try to compile for the 3.0.36 kernel and let you know.

[myred5]

Sorry but I thought that I wrote a excuse here telling you that I will be some time without the possibility of compile drivers.
leolas

Take your time. Just now I noticed this thread.

My request is for a resistive touch screen support for MK808B

1 What is your stick?: Original MK808-B
2 What is your rom?: Finless ROM 1.7 or 2.1
3 What is your kernel?: as above
4 Id of the device you want the drivers been compiled and the commercial name. : eGalax Resisitive Touch (Vendor ID : 0eef, Product ID : 0001)
5 Main chipset of the device: Dont know
6 Link to the driver that comes with the device (if you have it): Dont know

[Pabliten]

Sorry but I thought that I wrote a excuse here telling you that I will be some time without the possibility of compile drivers. I am out of home almost all day for some family problems (my father had a cerebral infarction), and sincerely, after all day in hospital, when I arrive home I need to stay some time with my wife and daughter, so I can't got enought free time to sit in the computer and compile drivers, I am answering questions from my mobile with tapatalk when I got some time in hospital. So excuse me, and I promise you that I will try to compile drivers again once my father leave hospital and I return to normal life.


leolas

Hi Leolas, no need to apologize, I'm sorry to hear that, hope everything gets better soon, my best wishes for you and your family.

[Pabliten]

What did dmesg tell you after you tried insmod on the native 8188eu.ko driver? That may be helpful in figuring out why the 8188eu.ko driver didn't work. I think if a driver is present in the /system/lib/modules folder, there is a good chance it is already loaded on startup.

Edit: I'll try to compile for the 3.0.36 kernel and let you know.

Thanks a lot for your help, I'll send you dmesg log tonight.