[ROM] Beelink GT-King ALVATECH Standard Android (9.0 Pie) S922X

[cmf]

Hello Alvatech, finally I have updated the firmware of my GT-King, Your firmware version is absolutely beautiful, and certainly much better than the garbage that Beelink programmers made.
With this firmware, Connection interruption problems have been solved, connection has been improved, Playback quality too, Netflix works perfectly and more.
I only have some doubts that I don't know if they are related to the firmware or are a product of the hardware:
First; The Tv Box only picks up the 2.4 GHz Wi Fi signal, and 5.8 GHz is not included in the list of available connections.
I miss the useful memory manager button to clean memory with just one touch.
And clock only shows on the main screen the 12 hours (am/pm) format and not the 24Hrs format, even if you change it in the clock settings.
hopefully you can tell me some solution for these small details.

Thank You very much for share your job.

Hello, I got B922 version and I?m running on my 5Ghz wifi band very well. Besides that, I can reach and see 2.4 Ghz bandera, but no tries to connect to.

Hope this shed some lights on your issue.

cmf!

[NitroNipp]

Hello Alvatech, finally I have updated the firmware of my GT-King, Your firmware version is absolutely beautiful, and certainly much better than the garbage that Beelink programmers made.
With this firmware, Connection interruption problems have been solved, connection has been improved, Playback quality too, Netflix works perfectly and more.
I only have some doubts that I don't know if they are related to the firmware or are a product of the hardware:
First; The Tv Box only picks up the 2.4 GHz Wi Fi signal, and 5.8 GHz is not included in the list of available connections.
I miss the useful memory manager button to clean memory with just one touch.
And clock only shows on the main screen the 12 hours (am/pm) format and not the 24Hrs format, even if you change it in the clock settings.
hopefully you can tell me some solution for these small details.

Thank You very much for share your job.

[cmf]

Hi friends!

Reading the whole thread and sucessfully install AlvaTech ROM.

Mine is a SN:B922X and I did the SD method but I unthick erase_boot_loader, I have experienced on CableModem that has their own BootLoader, and used to break some of them loading a wrong bootloader. I suppuse this could be the same case, but not sure what that option will do.

Alva thanks so You much mate! You are a proffesional ROM developer! and a very smart genius!!! But more important You are very kindly people also! Goes there all my respect!

All works smoothly! But pairing Rii 8+ bluethoot keyboard sucessfull but then none happens. I ask at Beelink forum but no response yet! Rii 8+ works fine on other devices I got.

I want to install Magisk because here in Argentina we got a streaming service that not play on modified devices. It's Flow from Cablevision Argentina. I see around that masking it will fix the trouble. I see around that the correct way to install it is via TWRP to install it, so I will give it a try and then let You knows.

I will be in touch with this great forums. I'm really new in this android field, have to read very much first!

Cheers friends!


cmf!

[ALVATECH]

Hello Alvatech.
Thank you for your reply.

As a side note - reading this forum, mainly this thread - it seams that people communicate very polite with each other - which is nice to see.

On topic - I kind of thought that having just 32bit android on the box, would be because of licensing reasons.
Wikipedia says that the s9 generation from Amlogic is the first 64bit product line up. The S922X is the second gen s9.
Just wondering if its beelink or Amlogic why there's no 64bit.
To everybody - what are we missing out on, not having 64 applications ? And I really mean software we can't use, not the comparison/advantage of 32 vs 64bit in general.

Regarding overclocking, I didn't mean a ROM that comes overclocked. I was wondering if we could have the option to overclock ?
Or the other way around, with the stock beelink ROM, or other modified ROMs (like yours, Alvatech) - could we use available overclocking apps ?
Of course, if you harm your box, that's your own problem. Just having the option would be nice, what you do is your decision ...

Sorry if this is too far from discussing the Alvatech ROM, I just felt that it would be a good place to ask.

A good evening to everybody ...

Hello,
yes it?s nice to see everyone communicating and trying to help each other out. Like I mentioned about 64bit I don?t feel like this is a subject I want to get into, too many different point of views and maybe a new thread for that topic would be best.
Don?t remember exactly where, but I do remember reading something about Amlogic one time not having a 64bit SDK for Android 8 & 9. It could have been at the time I was reading about it, things could have changed by now. I would like to please keep this thread about this ROM only if possible. As for overclocking, yes it can be done I have seen different ways like modifying kernels, cmd lines and even scripts. But like I mentioned I?m not much of a fan of it myself so haven?t even bothered. For that you would need to search the web for the know how and for more info regarding that.
Thank you,

Alvatech

[Enni79]

Hello,
Thank you very much!
From what I heard Amlogic doesn't have any 64bit SDK. I think they did this with Android 8 & 9 for these boxes. So we work with what we have. Honestly, there's a lot of debate said about having 64bit, but I'm not gonna get into all of that here, sorry. Yeah I've seen people modify these boxes by doing exactly what you'd mention drilling holes top and bottom, even adding fans for cooling and exhaust. I personally don't like to overclock for a lot of different reasons my opinion only of course. So no I wouldn't release any ROM's with overclocking.
Again, I appreciate the positive feedback.
Thank you,

Alvatech

Hello Alvatech.
Thank you for your reply.

As a side note - reading this forum, mainly this thread - it seams that people communicate very polite with each other - which is nice to see.

On topic - I kind of thought that having just 32bit android on the box, would be because of licensing reasons.
Wikipedia says that the s9 generation from Amlogic is the first 64bit product line up. The S922X is the second gen s9.
Just wondering if its beelink or Amlogic why there's no 64bit.
To everybody - what are we missing out on, not having 64 applications ? And I really mean software we can't use, not the comparison/advantage of 32 vs 64bit in general.

Regarding overclocking, I didn't mean a ROM that comes overclocked. I was wondering if we could have the option to overclock ?
Or the other way around, with the stock beelink ROM, or other modified ROMs (like yours, Alvatech) - could we use available overclocking apps ?
Of course, if you harm your box, that's your own problem. Just having the option would be nice, what you do is your decision ...

Sorry if this is too far from discussing the Alvatech ROM, I just felt that it would be a good place to ask.

A good evening to everybody ...