Maybe, but I would not count on it as a drop-in fix. The Radxa aic8800 tree is for that chip family, while the K2B v2.2 reports this SWT6621S setup, and in the working case above the missing bit was firmware naming, not just driver source. It is still worth testing if the module actually binds to the SDIO device and loads cleanly, but I would first check dmesg for the exact firmware names and chip IDs it asks for. If Radxa’s driver really builds on newer kernels, it may help with the “old 6.12 only” problem, but someone with v2.2 hardware will need to verify it. Classic SBC fun: same board name, surprise silicon lottery.