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Need help choosing the correct DTB for X96 Max Plus (S905X3, 4GB/32GB, RTL8211F)

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Hi everyone,

I am trying to install Armbian on my X96 Max Plus TV box, but I'm having trouble getting the Wi-Fi and peripheral power management to work correctly. I disassembled the box to gather the exact hardware specs from the PCB.

Could you please advise which specific DTB file I should use for this hardware revision?

Here are my exact hardware specs and chip markings:

SoC: Amlogic S905X3

RAM: 4GB LPDDR3/DDR3L (Micron, FBGA code: D9PQL)

Storage: 32GB eMMC 5.1 (SanDisk SDINADF4-32G)

Ethernet (LAN): 1000M / Gigabit (Realtek RTL8211F transceiver)

Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Module: Broadcom/Ampak under a metal shield marked AM7256 (Android logs show it as a Broadcom chip using bcmdl firmware utility).

Power Management / Audio: Uses VT2921 logic, Audio DAC is GS7903F.

Front Panel LED Display: Driven by AIP1628 / TM1628 (display sticker: 56BT120).

PCB Marking / Revision: G24PO2S (or Q5X3_G24_P02_S variant, post-2021/2022 board).

Should I go with meson-sm1-x96-max-plus-q1.dtb, meson-sm1-x96-max-plus.dtb, or is there a better option for this specific "AM7256" hybrid power-routing board to wake up the Broadcom Wi-Fi?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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