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 ### Usage
 
 - [Network settings](en/network-settings.md)
+- [Adding a wifi driver to your firmware](en/adding-wifi-driver.md)
 - [Wireless settings](en/wireless-settings.md)
 - [Network perversions](en/network-perversions.md)
 - [System features](en/system-features.md)
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+# OpenIPC Wiki
+[Table of Content](../README.md)
+
+Adding a wifi driver to your firmware
+---
+Since most cameras have very little flash memory, OpenIPC firmware images don't contain many wifi drivers, as they can easily be 1.5MB+ per driver.
+This means that in many cases, you will have to add the appropriate wifi driver to your firmware image.
+
+### Step 1: preparing the build environment
+You will need a Linux environment. First download the OpenIPC firmware repository:
+
+```
+git clone https://github.com/OpenIPC/firmware.git openipc-firmware
+cd openipc-firmware
+```
+
+Install packages required for building:
+
+```
+sudo make deps
+```
+
+### Step 2: determine the driver package
+Here are some of the most common wifi driver packages:
+```
+# AIC:
+BR2_PACKAGE_AIC8800_OPENIPC
+
+# Altobeam:
+BR2_PACKAGE_ATBM60XX
+BR2_PACKAGE_ATBM6441
+
+# iComm:
+BR2_PACKAGE_SSV6X5X_OPENIPC
+
+# MediaTek:
+BR2_PACKAGE_MT7601U_OPENIPC
+
+# SigmaStar:
+BR2_PACKAGE_SSW101B
+
+# Realtek:
+BR2_PACKAGE_RTL8188EUS_OPENIPC
+BR2_PACKAGE_RTL8188FU_OPENIPC
+BR2_PACKAGE_RTL8189ES_OPENIPC
+BR2_PACKAGE_RTL8189FS_OPENIPC
+BR2_PACKAGE_RTL8192EU_OPENIPC
+BR2_PACKAGE_RTL8733BU_OPENIPC
+BR2_PACKAGE_RTL8812AU_OPENIPC
+```
+
+Take note of the `BR2_PACKAGE` variable for the driver you need.
+
+### Step 3: add BR2_PACKAGE variable to your firmware configuration
+The firmware configuration files are ordered per chipset in the `br-ext-chip-*`directories. Navigate to the directory for the chipset you are building for, then navigate to the `/configs/` directory.
+
+Example: you have a hisilicon chipset:
+
+`cd br-ext-chip-hisilicon/configs/`
+
+Inside you will see a number of `_defconfig` files. Open the file for your desired chip and firmware flavor in a text editor.
+Add the appropriate `BR2_PACKAGE` variable to this file, adding `=y` to the end of the variable. 
+
+Example: you want to add the RTL8188EUS driver:
+
+`BR2_PACKAGE_RTL8188EUS_OPENIPC=y`
+
+### Step 4: Build your firmware
+Return to the root directory of the openipc firmware directory `openipc-firmware/`.
+Run `./building.sh` and select the configuration you have edited in the previous step.
+
+Alternatively, you can run `./building.sh <your_config>`, where `<your_config>` is the name of the config file you have just edited, minus the `_defconfig`
+
+Example: you want to build `ultimate` for `hi3516ev200`:
+
+`./building.sh hi3516ev200_ultimate`
+
+When the build is complete, you will find the output in the `output/images/` directory:
+
+```
+./rootfs.hi3516ev200.cpio
+./openipc.hi3516ev200-nor-ultimate.tgz
+./rootfs.squashfs.hi3516ev200
+./rootfs.hi3516ev200.tar
+./uImage.hi3516ev200
+```
+
+You can now use `rootfs.squashfs.*` and `uImage.*` with [sysupgrade](./sysupgrade.md) or your preferred update mechanism.
+
+*For additional wifi configuration, see [wireless settings](./wireless-settings.md).*
+
+*For more information about building OpenIPC from source, see [building](./building.md).*