I have written it generically so you can adapt it to a specific module (e.g., Wi-Fi Bonding, Improved Wi-Fi Privacy, Google Fi Fix, etc.).
# Remove WiFi configuration rm /etc/wifi/wifimodule.confWhy? Because stock WiFi drivers and configurations are often locked down, region-restricted, or simply poorly optimized by manufacturers. Whether you want to boost your signal, hack into forgotten networks (legally, of course), or enable advanced monitor mode for penetration testing, there is likely a Magisk Module WiFi tool designed for the job. magisk module wifi
Optimize-Wifi-for-Alioth: Specifically designed for devices like the Poco F3/Redmi K40, this module makes Wi-Fi "more aggressive" by forcing 40 MHz bandwidth and 802.11 n/ac modes, and disabling Wi-Fi logging to improve throughput. I have written it generically so you can
Best For: Improving local network transfer speeds. This module enables 40MHz channel width bonding on 2.4GHz networks. By default, many devices stick to 20MHz to avoid interference. Bonding essentially doubles the bandwidth width, making local file transfers (like using Syncthing or FTP) much faster. When flashed via Magisk Manager, Magisk creates a
gTxPowerCap=27
gEnable5gBonding=1
When flashed via Magisk Manager, Magisk creates a mount overlay: the original file in /vendor/firmware/... is hidden, and the module's version appears in its place. The change is invisible to SafetyNet because no actual partition is rewritten.
Best for: Users with weak signals or disconnection issues on supported devices.
I have written it generically so you can adapt it to a specific module (e.g., Wi-Fi Bonding, Improved Wi-Fi Privacy, Google Fi Fix, etc.).
# Remove WiFi configuration rm /etc/wifi/wifimodule.confWhy? Because stock WiFi drivers and configurations are often locked down, region-restricted, or simply poorly optimized by manufacturers. Whether you want to boost your signal, hack into forgotten networks (legally, of course), or enable advanced monitor mode for penetration testing, there is likely a Magisk Module WiFi tool designed for the job.
Optimize-Wifi-for-Alioth: Specifically designed for devices like the Poco F3/Redmi K40, this module makes Wi-Fi "more aggressive" by forcing 40 MHz bandwidth and 802.11 n/ac modes, and disabling Wi-Fi logging to improve throughput.
Best For: Improving local network transfer speeds. This module enables 40MHz channel width bonding on 2.4GHz networks. By default, many devices stick to 20MHz to avoid interference. Bonding essentially doubles the bandwidth width, making local file transfers (like using Syncthing or FTP) much faster.
gTxPowerCap=27
gEnable5gBonding=1
When flashed via Magisk Manager, Magisk creates a mount overlay: the original file in /vendor/firmware/... is hidden, and the module's version appears in its place. The change is invisible to SafetyNet because no actual partition is rewritten.
Best for: Users with weak signals or disconnection issues on supported devices.