[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Maxx57:
Okay, so I got a bit further, but I'm still stuck. I was able to get the .idc file copied into the /data/system/devices/idc folder using es file explorer. That is one of the places that Android looks for the file. I did install better terminal pro, busybox, and superuser, though busybox was the same version that was in bin anyway, so I'm not sure if it made a difference. And I went into the ES File Explorer settings and check off all of the boxes even though the "root user" check box said "failed" when I checked that one. After rebooting the device, the .idc files are still there, and I know it's reading the file because now the mouse cursor is not visible when I touch the screen, which is eventually what I want. However, the x-y coordinates are still reversed. The screen still works the same way, but just without the mouse cursor. Why didn't Android built a native touch screen configuration into the OS?!!! I mean, it does not make sense! So now I'm still left with attempting to rebuild the kernel, flash the device, and pray that I didn't brick the device. Which brings me to my next issue...flashing.

I have the MK802II, rev.2. I have cross compiled my own .img file. (Don't know if I can test it via emulator or not, but that's another discussion). I've been struggling to get either LiveSuit and/or PhoenixCard to work. I'm looking for a specific hardware setup that you are using that effectively works with these programs and either the livesuit drivers. I'm having a hard time installing the usb driver that comes with LiveSuit. It always has the yellow triangle next to it. I have followed the tutorials (all of them, the fifty versions of the out there) to a "T". I've still yet to get the driver installed on any of my Win 7 Pro or WinXP Pro machines. I'm pressing the recovery button when I plug in the ota usb plug in the computer.

The only time I've been able to get the MK802II to boot into anything other than the stock image is when I used the CMW9 recovery scripts (install-recovery.sh and reboot-recovery.sh). But I get the typical pink screen listed 4 times and each time I move the cursor, the screen goes blank on every other menu item. So it's very difficult to understand if I'm on the correct menu item or doing the correct thing while in that menu. The one time I got it into that boot mode, I tried to flash a .img file. It rebooted and then was blank for the rest of the time (like 20 minutes I let it sit there). I thought I bricked it because it would never boot again after pulling the power multiple times. So I tried to boot into recovery mode again a few times, but I apparently recovered it some how, and after pulling the plug multiple times and having the recovery button pressed while plugging in the OTA or Power usb port on the device, it finally came up, but it had wiped the apps I had installed. But at least it's not bricked. So, needless to say, I don't know really how to flash this device with the img file I compiled.

I then attempted to try it with PhoenixCard since that is what comes with the rikomagic/support files recently posted in October 2012 specifically for the MK802II device. But the PhoenixCard program won't allow you to burn anything apparently unless you only have 1 usb device plugged in and that usb device is the sdcard...!!!??? "What?! Are you kidding me?" <-- that's what I was thinking. The card reader that I use is built into my computer and it's one of those 5-in-1 types where if you unplug it internally, you get none of them. And then I'm using a usb mouse, and I have a few usb hard drives attached... So that's why I'm wondering what type of hardware you have setup if you've used phoenixcard successfully. I think phoenix card is probably the way to go, If I can get it to work since it seems more straight forward, but every option I try I hit a major road block. Has anyone ever successfully done this? I'm beginning to question it all... :) You can sense my frustration. I'm not going to give up, but man, could it be just a bit easier? I mean, am I really THAT dumb? (don't answer that...) :eek: