This fork just adds PKGBUILDs to upstream.
| Wireless Chipset | Package | Directory |
|---|---|---|
| AP6210 | firmware-ap6210-bpi |
ap6210 |
| AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
ap6212 |
| RTL8192EE | firmware-rtl8192ee-bpi |
rtl8192ee |
| RTL8723BU | firmware-rtl8723bu-bpi |
rtl8723bu |
| RTL8821CU | firmware-rtl8821cu-bpi |
rtl8821cu |
| RTL8812AE | firmware-rtl8812ae-bpi |
rtl8812ae |
| RTL8821CU | firmware-rtl8821cu-bpi |
rtl8821cu |
| RTL8822BE | firmware-rtl8822be-bpi |
rtl8822be |
| Board | Wireless Chipset | Package |
|---|---|---|
| Banana Pro | AP6210 | firmware-ap6210-bpi |
| Banana Pi M1+ | AP6210 | firmware-ap6210-bpi |
| Banana Pi M2 Berry | AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
| Banana Pi M2+ | AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
| Banana Pi M2U | AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
| Banana Pi M2M | AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
| Banana Pi M2 Zero | AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
| Banana Pi M3 | AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
| Banana Pi M64 | AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
| Banana Pi P2 Zero | AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
| Banana Pi S64 Core | AP6212 | firmware-ap6212-bpi |
| Banana Pi M4 | RTL8821CU | firmware-rtl8821cu-bpi |
| Banana Pi / AiWorld P1 | AP6181 | Not available in upstream |
Note: "M2" boards (M2 Berry, M2+, M2U, M2M, M2Z) may be available with other chipsets (AP6181 and AP6335) too. Check your board before installing pacakges and reporting issues to this repository or upstream.
Prebuilt packages are available at here.
Prebuilt packages can be installed through:
# pacman -U <FILENAME>
where <FILENAME> would be the name of package file.
Clone this repository by executing
$ git clone https://github.com/hadi77ir/BananaPi-Wireless-Firmware.git
Then go to the respective directory (for example ap6212)
$ cd BananaPi-Wireless-Firmware
$ cd ap6212
Now you can build the package by running
$ makepkg -s
If you want to build and install using single line of command, run this instead
$ makepkg -si
Pull requests about PKGBUILDs are welcome. I don't accept any pull requests about firmware changes. Issues about the firmwares should be reported to upstream, as I am only responsible for packaging.
PKGBUILDs are licensed under MIT. Check LICENSE.PKGBUILD. I have no rights on firmware.