Ikrk

For my purposes worked this workaround:
 
1)
in file linux-headers-3.4.112-sun8i/fs/Kconfig comment out lines
#107: source "fs/fatfs/Kconfig"
and
#287: source "fs/fs_compat.kconfig"
 
2)
in file linux-headers-3.4.112-sun8i/fs/Makefile comment out lines
#76: obj-$(CONFIG_FATFS_FS)        += fatfs/
 
3)
in linux-headers-3.4.112-sun8i folder execute
make scripts

Hey I managed to get the WiringOP libraries to build with the Python WiringPi libraries on my OPI One.     I wrote up a quick gist and made a dinky fork to save some people some time:
 
Orange PI WiringPi-Python Gist
 
PS: Igor, TKaiser, and other contributors.   Armbian is a really great distro. I'm very grateful for all your hard work.

Resolved!
 
I took this modified driver: https://github.com/shaun2029/rt5572sta(Btw, thank you so much shaun2029!)
 
Then you have to in ./include/os/rt_linux.h change the datatypes "kuid_t" to "uid_t" and "kgid_t" to "gid_t" (this is possibly valid only for kernels >= 3.4.0)
And then in driver's root just:
make -j4 ARCH=arm
make install
modprobe rt5572sta
 
Best regards

Resolved!
 
I took this modified driver: https://github.com/shaun2029/rt5572sta(Btw, thank you so much shaun2029!)
 
Then you have to in ./include/os/rt_linux.h change the datatypes "kuid_t" to "uid_t" and "kgid_t" to "gid_t" (this is possibly valid only for kernels >= 3.4.0)
And then in driver's root just:
make -j4 ARCH=arm
make install
modprobe rt5572sta
 
Best regards