yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android General] tysydenham:
I know most people don't have the Time to read through this entire thread, a lot of my own personal trial and error knowledge, plus I wanted a place were people can post roms and or apps that are for our phones and people to be able to find them in one place, thanks Sas.
[Android General] dpedalv:
Hi,

i bought my n8000 on dracotek too. I need to select these drivers with SPMultiPortFlashDownloadProject.exe program before flashing e1808_v75_jbl2_120807:

ov5640_yuv hi704_yuv RX_50NT_408A

The cwm recovery that works is this:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/z2i6jq3773z7ad4/G2VXDs4mo-
[Android General] nm_guy:
You ROCK. This did the trick -- thank you!
[Android General] nm_guy:
Tablet ROM

Has anyone here with one of the newer phones tried the tablet rom that's here in this thread? Any experiences with it you could share?

It looks awesome but thought I might save myself another disaster if I asked first. Thanks!
[Android General] nm_guy:
Thanks again. Question: does your auto focus work with that camera driver?
[Android General] nm_guy:
Thank you. Have been reading a lot (including some bad autotranslations of the Russian website).

If you could even just ask him what rear camera driver is currently being shipped with the phones, it would be great. There are a lot of them floating around, obviously, and I can't seem to get the autofocus to work with any of them. Going back to the June firmware (a solution I read works) isn't an option as it doesn't drive the screen properly, so I seem to be stuck choosing between a screen that doesn't work or a camera that doesn't work well. The choice is clear, but if there's a way to have it all ...

Thanks again!
[Android General] sas007:
to get screen working follow countless instructions and flash with mdt flashtool and change driver

as for what driver it is shipped with is not relevant get the firmware from him..keep emailing him you will get it.

and your right there are now 10-15 decvices called n8000,yours i imagine is the n8000 2012
[Android General] nm_guy:
Newer phones / accidentally flashed non-usb 2GB / workaround

For anyone it helps:

I have a newer phone -- running JBL2 -- and flashed the 2GB non-usb repartition. In itself, not a big deal, but I ran into a problem where the internal (now 512MB) SD card was being recognized as the "official" one, so apps were having trouble finding sdcard2. Given that sdcard is where the camera puts its pictures, some apps insist on using it for data storage, etc., that wasn't going to work.

I had been using Link2SD, but even still, that 512MB was going to fill up quickly.

One option was to start from scratch, but I couldn't figure out a way to safely repartition that internal storage to be able. And to cap it off, for some reason, our phones (my phone, at least) don't respond to changes in fstab/nand in any way that I can figure out. Tried editing every which way, but no joy.

So, I started reading this:

://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1786014&page=2

And found out that I could use Script Manager from the market to run the following script as a "boot" script (I had to put it in /data and make it executable):

#!/system/bin/sh

LOG=/data/local/tmp/sdcard.txt

exec 3>&1 4>&2 >$LOG 2>&1

echo "Script start"

echo "Unmount internal sdcard"

umount /mnt/sdcard

echo "Mount the real sdcard"

mount -t vfat -o umask=0000 /dev/block/vold/179:25 /mnt/sdcard

echo "Script done"

This makes the phone's internal sdcard link match the sdcard2 path -- essentially makes them identical. As a result, you lose that other 512MB, and I'm sure someone could figure it out from the rest of that thread, but this did what I needed so I stopped there.

Doesn't seem to work across the board; the Gallery app doesn't seem to find the new location, but I'll just get a 3rd-party gallery app.

Anyway, it's a kludge, but you never know what will help someone.
[Android General] sas007:
root device,install zopo mobile tools,in menu select app2sd and select external.everything will store and install to external sd card.
[Android General] nm_guy:
Thank you. I have tried all the drivers I can find using mdt, so I'm hoping to find out if I even have the correct one. If I do, then it's another problem. I will keep trying to get the firmware.
[Android General] xpresotw:
Need sensation
[Android General] nm_guy:
Thanks -- have heard of that, but the bigger issue for me is apps saving data to what they consider 'sdcard.' Camera, say ... won't it still save pictures there?

(2GB will be enough for the apps and their data that I want to run. For now, at least. ;) )

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Confirmed...it changes the default install location for apps, but doesn't change the path of the sdcard, which leaves me with the same problem. Thanks anyhow.
[Android General] sas007:
do what i said all apps will install to external sd card.everything will store to external sd card.
[Android General] Alkemix:
You must use forum XDA resources: http://www.mediafire.com/?v04wh5ar6w9i1q5 ( from Haipai i9220 topic ). You must search flashing program into folders and only it, others files are for Haipai i9220, erase them !

:laugh:
[Android General] NetbayDis:
N8000 bug

You may need to change your sim card at telco... Before this i have using H7300 also having this problem and change to this model N8000 MTK6575 also same... then one of the sim is always disconnected line and need to restart the phone to active the sim line... Once i change the sim for new sim the signal is good and no problem with low signal...

Hope this can help you...
[Android General] Ravin J:
SP_MDT software for flashing - v3.1216.02-a2012.05.09

SP_MDT software for flashing - v3.1216.02-a2012.05.09 it is about 5MB+

Download from here:

h**p://www.mediafire.com/?1ycvu9ywv7vjnhv

Hope this helps
[Android General] Alkemix:
Hi,

I've uploaded file that You need.

Put into path: /system/framework/

File is here: http://www.4shared.com/android/XoqAAbL_/framework-res.html

If You can't start the operating system then you must re-fashing Your stock rom again.
[Android General] simkad:
Thanks for your reply..

I have try 3 different sim from same servis provider (maxis) with same result. But ill try your advice to change for the new one. Hope this will fix the problem.

Thanks.
[Android General] 7d02:
Thanx alkemix.....finally i got it
[Android General] Fran31:
Hi,

Solution for gravity sensor:

1- Power On + volume - the mobile phone

2- Item Test

3- G-Sensor Calibration

4- Do Calibration(20) on a flat surface

:o
[Android General] Alkemix:
Nandroid backup

Hi,

So Do I ... too big folder with nandroid backup files ! :eek: 8,08 Gb and process time 2 hours and 30 minutes total!
[Android General] xxx1973:
n8000 stock on E

I buy one N8000 fon use on T-mobile network but not get 3g signal stock on E with low signal, how to fix this problem
[Android General] djeyar:
framework-res.apk deleted

If i go to recovery page, it shows nothing in my NAND (2GB) memory. It will not show SD CARD memory. And also i dont have stock rom backup. Please tell me another solutiions.
[Android General] Fran31:
Flashing the rom 20120612_e1808_v75_jbl1 with SP_MDT. :o
[Android General] Alkemix:
If You haven't nandroid backup, You must flash another rom... there is june 12 stock rom.. there isn't another solution, I'm sorry.
[Android General] Dav3rd:
Hi I have been using my Star N8000 for several days now but I noticed that my internet speeds are very slow. I am getting 4-8 kbps for my download speed and 80-103 kbps for my upload speed (Ookla Speed Test was used). Also, I am using the Straight Talk Unlimited 1 Month service plan for the plan as well.

I haven't flashed it yet but was wondering if it would make any difference if I did. My Wifi speeds are decent, and are at par on what my router can project, so I have no issue with that. Could it be I have something defective with the phone or perhaps just the service??

Under my settings for 'About Phone' I get this.

Model number: e1808_v75_jbl1

Android version: 4.0.3

Baseband version: MAUI.11AMD.W11.50.SP.V14, 2012/04/20 17:38

Kernel version: 3.0.13 Sun Jun 3 05:20:05 CST 2012

Build number ALPS.ICS.MP.V1.11
[Android General] sas007:
Hi guys just so i am clear is it ok to flash device (N8000)with the stock firmware using SP flash tool.

and can i flash the custom recovery the same way by adding it to firmware file? and only ticking recovery?
[Android General] Alkemix:
Yes You can.... If You replace recovery custom file into the Rom directory, You should have flashed also custom recovery togheter new firmware.
[Android General] JITENDRA72:
HI, but where is new signed_STAR-N8000_DATA2.5G_V2.zip file when up dating with this, it change firmware to earlier version.

right now i am installed MTK6575-2.5G-Root-ByPP.

but it made 2.5 GB internal memory and 54 MB SD Card , my external card is recognized as USB drive

when any application want to save any data on SD Card it says it is full or not enough memory.

can any one help to resolve this.

thanks,

flashing this change firmware to older date.

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HI, but where is new signed_STAR-N8000_DATA2.5G_V2.zip file when up dating with this, it change firmware to earlier version.

right now i am installed MTK6575-2.5G-Root-ByPP.

but it made 2.5 GB internal memory and 54 MB SD Card , my external card is recognized as USB drive

when any application want to save any data on SD Card it says it is full or not enough memory.

can any one help to resolve this.

thanks,
[Android General] sas007:
A new n8000 owner

Hi all i have just purchased the n8000 after trying the i9220 pad and having so many problems with it i sent it back for refund after swooping twice.

no firmware seemed to match this device although marked n9000 i9220 pad so i reckon was a copy of a copy etc.

Anyway what is the general consensus about the N8000..Good bad indifferent?.

looking forward to some smoking hot roms from you super cleaver fellows..Keep up the good work its amazing how your efforts help so many folks..SO THANKS TO ALL WHO CONTRIBUTE

looking forward to exchanging ideas etc with you guys and adding help where i can....

#AJT
[Android General] JITENDRA72:
welcome in forum.

N8000 is a good model as i thing.

with some small problems.

can you help for my earlier post about sd card.

thanks
[Android General] mufflerexoz:
hey guys, i need help my phone is i9220

i need a firmware of 4.1.5 or 4.0.3 android.

look same as in the image...

the back look like Star N8000 but mine is i9220 mtk6575.

i just flashed with stock firmware 9 May, my screen look terrible, but all the function is ok. but i need the original back :(
[Android General] simkad:
@mufflerexoz

i have the same model as you.. and i could not find the original firmware 4.0.3 or 4.1.5 for this unit ( stated model : i9220 )

i believe the model is zoho i9220 (check the battery is 2180mah). the good news is all firmware for n8000 is 100% compatible with this unit. ive 0612 firmware on my unit right now. about your screen you need to set the correct driver for this unit..

Using SP multiport download before flashing, set :

mt9p017_raw (rear camera), hi704_yuv (front), RX_50RM_392A (display)

or

0v5640_yuv (rear camera), hi704_yuv (front), RX_50RM_392A (display) - (im using this setting)

Hope this help..
[Android General] nm_guy:
Thanks -- I understand the principle, I think. I was using Link2SD before, for example,which takes it a step further even by creating a new partition on the flash drive, so I do understand what's involved. I think.

I've tried the suggestion, though, and confirmed that some things did not save there -- photos from Camera, for instance. There are other apps that have a built-in path to the sdcard that have a similar issue.

Thanks, though--I appreciate the thoughts. What I was looking for was a way to remap...which I seem to have found for now. Maybe it's one of those things where it works on one phone. but not another. It does happen. :-/
[Android General] oxk4r:
Help identifying model

Hi. I've just bougth this model, but I'm not sure which one is, Haipai Noble i9220, Star I9220 dpad or some other. Could you help me please? I'm not sure what software should I use.

Here is a link with the page where I bought it:

http://www.myefox.es/n8000-mtk6575-...citiva-interno-3g-llamadas-dual-sim-p-1211353

I just want to root the phone by now. What software should I use. Is there a tutorial about it?

Thanks in advance for the help :good:
[Android General] nm_guy:
Everything about it looks just like mine (://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0081FCY46/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00), which is a Star n8000. However, a lot depends here on firmware/builds, etc. All the info is here in this thread, but my advice after bungling a few things is to read it _all_, then reread it _all_. If you have one of the newer phones (like mine), a lot of what's floating around here isn't strictly compatible (e.g., camera may not work or may not work without a lot of tinkering).

If it were me, I'd root it but not install any custom roms till the whole versioning of phones is figured out.

Rooting for me was a process of 1. Getting the drivers installed and recognized (which meant using Deviewer to disable a lot of ports and such -- there's a post here on that) and 2. Using Tspersky (that was the simple part).

Getting *recovery* was another matter. A friendly user posted a recovery a few posts back on here that finally worked for me, but none of the other recoveries did. Again, we both seemed to have one of the newer/newest phones, which seem to have some differences.

I don't know how much help that is, but hopefully some. Good luck!
[Android General] sas007:
looking at the specs its a 2012 star n8000

use tpsparkey root its dead easy.download it to computer with device on and debugging enabled in settings and 30 min sleep display

connect device to computer then open download root file click on root bat and follow on screen instructions.
[Android General] nm_guy:
Would you mind sharing your build, kernel number, etc. from under "About phone"?

Just trying to work out what I had before I botched it, and it sounds like you might have the same. Thanks!
[Android General] oxk4r:
Model Number:

e1808_v75_jbl1_5640

Base Band Version:

MAUI.11AMD.W11.50.SP.V14, 2012/07/27

20:01

Kernel Version:

3.0.13

Mon Jul 30 16:31:45 CST 2012

Compilation Number:

E1808_V75_JBL1_5640_20120730
[Android General] nm_guy:
Thank you! According to this ... ://forum.china-iphone.ru/viewtopic.php?t=21499&p=758156 this is most likely the most recent firmware. So now I'm curious as to why I needed JBL2 to get my phone back. Hmm.
[Android General] oxk4r:
Is this process safe, or does it have any risk? Could the app be uninstalled with ease if something fails?
[Android General] sas007:
no it can not be uninstalled.it is not an app.it will change your binary and update it to root and is compleatly safe..it will root or not root depending if you did everything right but it will do no harm to device if instructions are followed and even then nothing will happen.

http://www.mediafire.com/?wvb2v914y0uddtj

download to computer unzip if you need to.
[Android General] xpresotw:
How to fix this ?
[Android General] romwhacked:
Morning. .sas. .:D

sent frm 3rd rock...
[Android General] wslimk:
can i use this on my other 9220 model with same MTK6575, but i dont know the exact model. they only show me 9220
[Android General] sas007:
first see what your running,kernel.baseband,you need to see if firmware here matches your device..i would say as a rule no not if the specs are different.it has nothing to do with mt6575 that is the processor that's all.the specs and firmware must match

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Hello mate..........
[Android General] sas007:
Prepared mod firmware Android 4.04 e1808_v75_jbl2_120807

http://ge.tt/93y08iM/v/0

root (SuperUser v.3, 1.3)

added support for variable load frequency CPU "ondemand"

added support for init.d and system tweaks

added (already) applications: MX Player, QuickPic, RootExplorer, muTools_ru, LuckyPatcher, Nowa Launcher (2nd in the system, you can choose at the start), AndroidAssistant

included a patch Alexei AUTO_BRIGHT_t9_bat_power_menu

removed "bad" applications
[Android General] nm_guy:
Thanks -- are the additions here added to the already posted rom with this date and version #?
[Android General] sas007:
added to this rom,if it has the same specs as another rom posted then go by the details
[Android General] nm_guy:
Got it--thanks again. Makes sense, as I think my current ROM doesn't have the init.d support.
[Android General] pjrollo2000:
wifi does not work can you solve it sas007 this would be a great rom
[Android General] sas007:
Hi mate sorry,i have not had any experience with this rom,i just posted it.anyone else out there having problems?
[Android General] nm_guy:
Same thing here. ROM looks great, can see wifi networks but can't complete connection.

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FYI, couldn't even fix IMEIs with Zopo tools or other methods, so had no network access. Was able to fix IMEI using the adb method discussed here:

://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1677955

Really like the higher dpi in this.
[Android General] bubbatugz:
White screen error

it seems like whatever i do i cant flash the phone with either spmd or spflashtool. the screen just stays white after a flash. i tried to flash stock recovery. i use ov5650_raw hi704_yuv RX_50NT_323A and press firmware upgrade with preloader --DA. my com3 gets to 100% but after 15 seconds it says FR ERROR.
[Android General] nm_guy:
You may have done the same thing I did. I had to flash the JBL2 rom on top of it to get it back. Autofocus doesn't work, but neither did downgrading, so I'm stuck at that point.

FYI, these were my drivers:

* ov5640_yuv

* hi704_yuv

* RX_50NT_408A

Good luck....

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Also: many apps missing from Play. Identifying as tablet?

Other bugs as well...
[Android General] oxk4r:
I followed the instructions but I got an error: "Device not found". What may be happening? :confused:
[Android General] sas007:
its a driver issue.take out battery and connect to computer then put battery back,,it needs to install another driver.
[Android General] oxk4r:
I removed the battery, rebooted the device but the "device not found " message persists.
[Android General] nm_guy:
You have to remove any previous Android drivers, and I had to use Deviewer to do this. Keep trying ... it does work. It was tricky for me.

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If you use the "market compatability" fix in the LCD Mod program installed by the ROM, you can get all the market apps back.

This is a really nice rom. I really wish wifi worked. Read a lot last night, tried various fixer apps from the market, but no joy. One possibility is that the rom doesn't like certain kinds of router encryption; going to try changing my wifi mode.

And of course the autofocus still doesn't work, but I guess I've given up on that for now.
[Android General] oxk4r:
Is there some tutorial for acomplish this? I'm completelly lost :silly:
[Android General] nm_guy:
I know what you mean. I've rooted and used roms on a number of devices before, and this has definitely been the most challenging.

The problem is mainly that there are so many versions of this "one" device running around that it's next to impossible to give an easy-to-follow guide. The manufacturer is clearly improving the device quickly, but it makes for a lot of compatibility issues.

The first post, on page 1 of this thread, is definitely the starting point.

Before anything else, if you haven't modded anything yet, write down every single number you can find in your about screen (software version, etc.), your IMEIs, anything the box says -- basically everything. It may all be relevant later. This was my mistake -- and definitely one I should have known better than to make. This is vital. For instance, it took me a long time to figure out I have a JBL2 version rather a JBL1 version. I would have known.

Next, install drivers (one of the harder parts), root with Tspersky (easy once you've got the drivers), then flash with SP Flash Tool (there's a link to Bruno Martin's guide on that first page).

With luck, you're all set then. If not, you begin searching for your particular case. You may have to use a second tool, SP-MDT, to fix drivers. Like me, you may have to flash a sequence of roms to get your device running again. You may need to use one of the six or seven recoveries floating around here to get CWM on your particular device (if you want it; it's not absolutely necessary, of course).

And in the end, some things still may not work (like autofocus). Despite things that promise to be the "latest" firmware, I have yet to find a driver for my newish phone. If I'd been smarter, I would have rooted and then left the rom alone. But by now I have to admit I enjoy this dumb process, I guess.

Good luck...for me, it was just a heck of a lot of trial and error. On the upside, this really does seem to be an almost unbreakable device. (YMMV.)

Happy to share anything I can.
[Android General] oxk4r:
But I don't want to flash any Rom. Just root the device. Is this possible in some easy fashion?
[Android General] nm_guy:
Yes, probably. It's as simple as installing the drivers and running Tspersky. The drivers are the only tricky part.

Have you read this post?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32159881&postcount=806
[Android General] oxk4r:
Thanks a lot mate. I'll begin with there :good:
[Android General] nm_guy:
After a LOT of reading and screwing around, I did get wifi to connect to my router. I'm not sure which parts of this were necessary, so YMMV.

First, I changed my router to security to WPA2 only (had been mixed mode).

Second, I reserved an IP for the device on my router.

Three, when I was initiating the wifi connection, I chose "advanced options" and then "static IP." Then you have to find your own settings, I'd guess, though DNS settings of 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 are probably universal pieces.

Anyway, it's not a fix per se, but at least I have wifi at home, which is where I'd most want it.

Good luck!
[Android General] sas007:
well done mate..hope this will help others and this is a fix as it goes the dns ie servers etc it is to do with country's locations and the rom was for Russia i guess
[Android General] xpresotw:
i've used it before.. its little bit laggy and hang

same like on the china-iphone rusia forum
[Android General] xpresotw:
RECOMMENDED

:good:
[Android General] bubbatugz:
White screen usb debugging

I think I'm getting the white screen because I didn't set usb debugging on before flashing. I can still intractable with the phone with the white screen like I can hear the screen unlock and increase volume. Paah that the phones useless. Can I root it without usb debugging enabled? I've tried spflash and the multi tool to no avail. Please help.
[Android General] nm_guy:
Sounds like a display driver issue. Search around in this thread for how to use the SP-MDT Flash Tool (that's a second tool) to customize a driver for your phone. Unfortunately there's no simple way to say which one you'll need, but there are only perhaps six to try and it goes pretty quick.

From there, you may find out you're rooted already. Can you reboot into the recovery?

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You say you've tried the multi-tool. Which rom did you flash? Which one did you have originally?

When I got my phone, I flashed a JBL1 rom onto it, which gave me the white screen. I couldn't downgrade, because I foolishly didn't know what my original rom was, and all of the older roms are JBL1s. What I finally had to do was flash a JBL2 rom over the JBL1. This got me back my screen. I lost my autofocus and haven't been able to get it back, but I'm happy enough for right now.

Just a thought. Good luck...