Ugoos Am6 Plus（s922xj） #464
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In general, you don't need to create it manually, it will be created automatically at startup. https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/base-system/basic-networking |
So it's mean my box cant use that kernel? |
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I see that you're currently using kernel version 5.10.189. If this kernel can function properly with wired connections, then the 6.1.y series should work as well. You can give it another try. Alternatively, you can directly update your kernel to the 6.1.y series. Configure the device's IP address to enable it to access the internet properly. Navigate to System --- Amlogic Service --- Settings (select the 6.1.y series kernel) --- Online Download and Update. This will allow you to switch to the 6.1.y series. The kernels（5.4.y/5.10.y/5.15.y/6.1.y） of those four series are the same, it doesn't make a difference which one you use, there are no significant distinctions. What wireless chip model are you using? What driver is needed? Take a photo of the casing of your box and the model code on the bottom for me to see if this is a new device. If it's possible, also take a few photos of the SOC and wireless chip on the mainboard. |
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The drivers of the four series of kernels are slightly different. You can also try the firmware of other kernels. |
I have try all these kernel 5.4.y ,5.10.y , 5.15.y , 6.1.y no wifi is working .. |
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I have an Am6 plus (but an earlier batch, I think, judging from the serial number). My box has an AMPAK AP6359S WiFi+BT chip. It works great with all Ophub 5.15.y, 6.1.y kernels, mainline kernels etc., using the combo (kernel) driver brcm4359, provided you have these firmware files The file BCM4359C0.hcd is for Bluetooth and you probably have to hunt for it on the internet. The rest of the files are for WiFi and maybe you have to hunt for them too (they don't seem to be included in the package linux-firmware and I don't recall where I got them from). Don't forget to set up the symlinks as indicated above. If you have a different WiFi+BT chip, try the Manjaro ARM forums for hints. P.S. I use this dtb: meson-g12b-ugoos-am6.dtb |
These files are included in the firmware, you can try to create a soft link according to the tri-pole method. |
Hi, could you show me how to identify wifi chipset on ugoos am6 plus? |
Yup these files include in the firmware, but the others no... Im about flash another firmware lede/official one 23. |
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Unless you can get the driver to work with our proposed method, I don't know of any other way of identifying your chipset other than (1) internet search (e.g. Manjaro ARM forums), (2) booting some other distro that detects the chip correctly or (3) opening the box. On my box it is necessary to set up the these two symlinks (otherwise the WiFi doesn't work): Edit: You should also check for clues in dmesg, e.g. like this: The single error message (in two parts) that I have above is harmless. |
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root@OpenWrt:~# dmesg | grep -iE "(ampak|brcm|4359)" |
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You haven't indicated if you have set up the symlinks or not. They are necessary. Edit: The line
shows (I believe; check for yourself with an internet search) that you have an AP63XXS WiFi+BT chip, so it should be possible to get the WiFi to work. |
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Lan its not working and wireless also nothing.
missing /etc/config/network ... How to fix it?
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