Support for Realtek WiFi Modules

[LegendaryFire]

Hello all,

Just thought I'd reach out to all of you to see if there was any plans to add support for the Realtek WiFi Modules for a Tanix TX3 Max. I happened to get a clone box (labelled EnFusion 2020+) and have been working on getting some custom firmware on it. I was able to find an Android 9 image with the drivers needed. If it's of any help, they were from Aidans Custom ROM.

Unsure if allowed, however I will remove the Google Drive link to the ROM if not.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WbVgEe ... sp=sharing

On another note, what is a good way to root one of these boxes, seeing as there is no way to use USB Debugging & FastBoot over USB.

EDIT: I can confirm the atvXperience v4 ROM has flashed and booted just fine as well, just can't make it past the WiFi Setup screen (no driver). Once I'm past I can simply replace the remote.conf & report back on functionality! Thanks for all your hard work.

[bumerc]

Just thought I'd reach out to all of you to see if there was any plans to add support for the Realtek WiFi Modules for a Tanix TX3 Max.

The solution is a simple forum search

viewtopic.php?p=14115#p14115

[LegendaryFire]

Just thought I'd reach out to all of you to see if there was any plans to add support for the Realtek WiFi Modules for a Tanix TX3 Max.

The solution is a simple forum search

viewtopic.php?p=14115#p14115

That absolutely blows my mind I've done about 4 days worth of searching.

Thank you!

EDIT: Just flashed the ROM, does not work unfortunately. Still no WiFi networks detected.

[bumerc]

EDIT: Just flashed the ROM, does not work unfortunately. Still no WiFi networks detected.

You have not provided any information about WiFi chipset, in this case no further help is possible.

[LegendaryFire]

You have not provided any information about WiFi chipset, in this case no further help is possible.

It's some garbage clone box. I already had it open to connect to UART but I wasn't paying much attention to the network chipset. I'll open it back up and see what it has, then report back. Unless there is a way to determine through software.