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[General Questions and Answers] chrirag:
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[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Echelonblue:
everything related 2 the MK809 II
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Echelonblue:
Root MK809 (II)

Be gentle people it's my first post

all the credits go to:

bothlynn from vondroid com

I don't accept any responsibility for loss of warranty, brain cells, hair or your TV stick as a result of following this guide. All I can say is it worked for me on my Jelly Bean version of the MK809 (II)

So here it is for the community, a step-by-step to root this device.

1/ If not already done install Android SDK and make sure it runs. Put the platform-tools directory in your system PATH variable.

download the attachments for the drivers and TS Sparky root hack

3 / Add lines to <Your Android SDK>\extras\google\usb_driver\android_winusb.inf

Under the [Google.NTx86] and [Google.NTamd64] section:

Code:

; WINDOW/YUANDAO MK809

%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_2207&PID_0010

%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_2207&PID_0010&MI_01

4/ Connect your MK809 DC port to a high power USB port on your PC or Laptop

on the mk809II its the small microusb port on the left side of the stick

do not connect any other power-source or device to the stick ( with exception of a mouse to control the device).

example:

I found that the supplied micro USB cable caused a bootloop and I changed

to the decent HTC data cable that came with my phone

5/ Once the MK809 is powered up turn on USB Debugging under Developer Settings and allow installations from unknown locations.

In my case. I needed to reset my stick to factory default settings before it enabled USB debugging.

6 / Start the Installation of the PDA.net drivers. When prompted to plug and un-plug your device use the "Connect to PC" option under Settings->USB on your MK809.

After the driver installation is complete you can do a quick test that all is OK so far

by opening a command prompt on your PC and typing "adb shell" and hitting enter.

If all is well you should get a remote adb shell to your MK809II.

If it's not working at this point could be that step 4 above is wrong.

The original TPSparkyRoot.bat file had a bug. I already corrected this by adding a line: in the bat file:

under line "echo --- Installing SuperSU"

adb push SuperSU.apk /system/app/SuperSU.apk

If you did the test at Step 6 make sure that adb shell is exited before proceeding

Also you might want to disconnect and reconnect your MK809 either physically or via Settings->USB

on your MK809 just to make sure of a clean connection before the point of no return

9/ Run the batch file TPSparkyRoot.bat from the shell you opened at Step 8. Note that after each reboot and before you hit space to continue you will need to reconnect your MK809 to the host PC via Settings->USB.

Before entering the spacebar to proceed with the hack

You should now be rooted. It's worth running superSU on your MK809 to update the su binary and superSU itself. Then you're done.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] kickokim:
What's the difference betweet the mk809II and the mk808b?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Echelonblue:
for what I now has the one I have Bluetooth. MK809 II the other not.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] TommeleTBone:
I got mine mk809II today.

But it does not yet boot. Silly question, I connect it with HDMI to my TV hook AC via microusb, and than it boots up?!

I do have no keyboard yet.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Free4ert:
Does this method work for RK66 Android Mini PC? (Summarizes the characteristics: Rockchip RK3066, ARM Cortex-A9 dual core, 1.2GHZ; GPU: Mali-400 MP4 quad core)

It is similar to MK802iii

And in what could be a danger to erroneous operation?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] TommeleTBone:
Update: seems that my tv does not do the 1080p 60hz, my other screen does ;))

Works.

I will go for root soon and tell ya.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Echelonblue:
just stick a usb mouse into the stick.

you can use the onscreen keyboard for the rest. In my case I connected a usb mouse, a usb keyboard and a Web Cam on it. Al of the perifials work.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] bili.pl:
Does it render 1080p image directly (with stock firmware) or upscales from lower resolution?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Echelonblue:
the player that came with the rom does play full hd content without problems. But it. Only supports upnp dlna. no streaming over smb.

tried several media players. Only bs player played some Codecs in HW mode. strangely enough mp4 YouTube hd content only in SW mode

my hopes are on xbmc.

Also the stick doesn't, pass trough ac3 DD 5.1 or DTS. The home receiver only recognizes everything as 2 channel pcm.

maybe a future version of dice player. bsplayer or xbmc.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] TommeleTBone:
WiFi throughput is not faster as 600kb/s ;/.

Tried several wifi channels 13,12,11...
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] J_B204:
Got my mk809 not the II and very happy. For all newcomers it needs to be very close to your router as WiFi performance isn't great.

Installed xbmc with tv catchup, bbc iPlayer, 4od and 5od together with itv player plug ins, also stream movies from my server (just a win7 netbook) and it works fine.

2 things I want it to do:

Go into standby - don't want it to stay on but don't want to keep unplugging it

Within xbmc set a timer to turn off tv catchup - there is a timer in xbmc but it only works when idle (ie not when streaming tv)

All in all, very happy.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] RoosterX:
SO no matter what i do 'adb shell' just tells me device not found, allthough i can see it under device manager, any clues? Why do we need PDA net, the program installs itself on the MK809II, but i haven't startet it or anything on the phone, windows client(server?) of PDA net tells me HTC error, or something like it, is this normal?

Oh and one more thing, i have installed the latest version of FW from mk809 homepage, if i remember correctly it is dated 15/12 2012.

Within the first 20 minutes that i had this MK809II stick it crashed on me, i then took the FW above and flashed it through recovery, now after searching a bit i found links to older FW, and also a FW that is claimed to be a specific recovery FW, rk3066_T002_Launcher2_public_20121119, maybe i should flash that one first, and then maybe upgrade to latest or the one named rk3066_mk809_Launcher2_public_TFupgrade_20121121.zip?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] TommeleTBone:
Same issue here, 'device not found' while adb shell, btw, connection is established, I can also access the external sd aswell as the internal flash from the PC.

I have also latest FW.

Hmmmmm...
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] crashka:
Hi!

Have you tried with other USB cable? According the 2nd comment the supplied cable is not good enough. Is the USB debugging mode enabled?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] RoosterX:
Yes i've tried 3 different cables, one is my original Samsung cable, and usb debug is enabled, how do i know if Android SDK is really using the updated .inf file? Do anyone actually have and older official recovery image, it is impossible to download the whole package from official site, download just die on my after just a few Kb. :(

Could the problem be that i am running 64bit version of windows?

[Edit] Since i ran Recovery update on my device, i installed the official Rockbus driver, could this maybe fxxx it up? I will try to install windows x86 on my MBP, see if that works better.

[Edit2] Ok tried win 7 x86 on my mac, same symptoms, only thing to try is to get an recovery firmware and flash it first.

[EDIT3] So anyone have the old fw lying around?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] TommeleTBone:
I do have same thoughts, how do we know that the modified .inf is been used?!

I also tried several cables, debug and unkown sources are enabled. Also the pda.net soft gets installed on the stick.

Btw: i tried it from win7 32bit.

I used the sdk from developer.android.com/sdk, downloaded 4.1 aditions through sdk manager
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Echelonblue:
Just a little edit on the post. Had the same issues with the adb shell. Device not found. My first opinion was a conflict with a former driver on my desktop. I also disabled the pdanet app in the right notification bar in Windows .

On the stick I enabled android debugging. Right after that connect to usb.

The adb shell gave te same error. But the batch file for the TS sparky hack did work. It Right away rebooted the stick.

After that I just needed to enable the connect to usb option on the stick before proceeding with the batch file.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] RoosterX:
Seems like you are right, it seems like i have root now.

Thank you :)

[edit] Just confirmed that Droidmote works, so root is working.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Echelonblue:
Nice to see.

don't know wy the adb shell is giving the error.. but the hack works...
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Mcc05:
in US : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/I-O-Crest...uting_NetworkingCables_RL&hash=item35c3e9b7d3

Uk: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250859005469?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

These uses the same chipset:

http://uk.startech.com/Networking-I...B-20-to-10-100-Mbps-Ethernet-Adapter~USB2106S

http://dx.com/p/eu-mark-usb-10-100m-rj45-ethernet-network-adapter-dongle-moschip-mcs7830-22684
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] tbirdmarc:
Perfect, thanks much!
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] hankhandsome:
i think mine got a little hot last week - booted it up and it had lost all of my widget and homescreen settings. all the apps were still installed, but the screens literally went back to default.

the stock browser kept crashing as well .. put it on mains power which settled it a little though
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
I'd love to see one of these guys really opened up and ported to AOSP so devs can actually build firmwares vs just modified stock ones.

I'm really waiting for the Ouya or GameStik for my next purchase. My MK808 works just fine for what I need it for minus the stuff I'd like to do.

Really I want a stick that can support at least 2 gamepads so I can have an emulator fest. I'm not too overly concerned with newer gaming but the Ouya having the Tegra 3 may see Nvidias streaming platform which might be a fun toy to play with.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] tek-monkey:
Which version of the ROM are you all flashing? I've found links to a few so not sure which to use!
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] csjjpm:
If you use the Finless 1.7 then your wifi will not work. If you get the specific MK808 1.5 finless ROM then it will work with all the MK809II hardware.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] SoulReaver75:
I used the imito mx2 one. is the 808 better?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] ledfortr:
Folks, I just got the MK809 II in on Saturday. It came with the jellybean OS on it, not the candy one I see people mention.

It worked pretty well out of box, I was able to stream dlna @ 720 and 1080 with few problems (audio sync issues).

I continued to tweak the launcher and installed beautiful widgets and a couple other apps, where's my perry, another dlna player. I rebooted it and now it won't come up. It just sticks at the splash screen and doesn't get further.

I have been scouring the net for support information on it and the folks at cozyswan speak little english and can't provide much assistance.

Questions:

Does anyone know how to do a hard reset on the mk809 ii?

Is there a ROM out there that can help with the audio sync issues?

This probably isn't the best place to post this, but its somewhere to start. Thank you in advance!
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] tek-monkey:
Thanks a lot, not wanted to do too much with it til I've flashed it but was wary of which to use! I'm assuming 1.5a is also OK, if its for the MK808?

So far the only things I've really done are play angry birds on my TV and try iplayer that didn't work. Will try this new ROM then start setting it up properly :)
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] eilz:
Does the Finless 1.5 still allow the Bluetooth to work on the MK808 ii ?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] tek-monkey:
Bah, can't get it to work. I get it recognised, but then it says "device can not do flash mode, because it is not msc device" when I try to do reboot to flash :(

Tried on 3 PCs just to be sure and still the same, but they are all Windows 7 64 bit.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] ledfortr:
Regarding my attempts to recover a frozen mk809 II

Ok, so I found a recovery procedure for an earlier version of the device (mk808) on w2comp.com. I followed the recovery procedure and get stuck when connecting the device to my computer over USB. I try to install the rockusb driver but it just won't work. I have tried several cables that I know function, I have also tried 3 different PC's. Windows 8, 7 (32), 7 (64).

Does anyone have a usb driver that works with the mk809 II?

Thanks!
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] gianpaoloc:
Download finless rom 1.5 for imito mx1 and follow the istructions there. If your is a true mk809ii like mine, it should have a reset button hidden behind a very small hole near the micro sd (open the case to access it more easily). Use this button to boot into bootloader by pressing it for about 3 seconds while powering the device thrugh the otg usb connected to a win pc (the otg micro usb is the one on the side of the stick, near the micro sd). After entering bootloader (no screen at all, i.e., all black) your win pc will detect a new hardware. This is the time to install the rockusb drivers you find in the finless package. From this point on follow the finless readme.

Hope this helps, it worked for me
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] ledfortr:
I downloaded 1.5 and got the stick into bootloader mode, the problem is, the USB driver isn't installing correctly. It tells me that The best driver software for your device is already installed.... the device is still 'unknown'

I will be reinstalling the chipset drivers and trying again.

I also tried different cables and 2 other PC's. 64bit and 32bit Windows 7, same error on all of them.

I may try to fire up a windows XP vm and see if that works.

Help!

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I attempted to reinstall the chipset drivers to see if that helped, it didn't.

I am in the process of setting up a windows XP VM. I'll let everyone know if it works.

PS. I also changed my gpedit to allow unsigned drivers. No love.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] agent_fsh:
Drivers for MK809ii on OSX?

Hi guys,

I'm trying to debug an app I've written on this device, but can't seem to get ADB to recognize it. Unfortunately the only machine I have is a Mac.

According to the developers guide for setting-up a device, there are protocols for adding custom devices, but apparently "If you're developing on Mac OS X, it just works. Skip this step.". Doesn't give much help in the situations where it doesn't work :P

Does anyone have any experience getting a device like the MK809ii to register on a mac so I can connect an ADB shell?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Echelonblue:
I`m also a mac user. Don`t know how to make ADB work in OSX. I just used a win 7 X86 guest in vmware fusion. connected the device to the 7 guest. did the rooting procedure in the first post with it and also the finless rom 1.5 flash. no issues whatsoever.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] csjjpm:
The Finless ROMs will fix the audio sync issue. It was the Finless MK808 1.5a ROM that you can flash if you want to keep WIFI working but I didn't know that and went straight for the Finless 1.7 ROM. It works amazing but I have to use a USB to ethernet adapter for internet access.

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I didn't try the MK808 1.5a Finless ROM on mine but I don't think Bluetooth is supported (someone please correct me if I am wrong). I can't find anything on any Freaktab threads about 1.5a and bluetooth working.

You are best hunting through the Freaktab threads for better answers.

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I just found a thread on Freaktab and someone who has a MK809II and used the 1.7 ROM has reported that Bluetooth doesn't work.

There is a MK808B (B=bluetooth) custom 1.6 ROM on one of the threads which should work. Worth trying.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] gianpaoloc:
Just notice that version number in finless roms is not a version in the traditional sense. I mean: finless 1.7 does not update finless 1.6 (and neither finless 1.5). Each finless version is meant for specific devices and includes specific drivers. Most important wifi and bt drivers. So finless 1.5 is the most recent finless rom supporting mk809ii and its mediatek mt5931 mt6622 chips. For a list of chips see code.google.com/p/rk3066-linux/issues/detail?id=19
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] tek-monkey:
I managed to flash 1.5a, but it has no bluetooth and the wifi wont work. This is on what I thought was an MK809 II, it is labelled as an icube and I got it from ebay. It had a small user manual in the box that listed MK809.com for firmware, so I assumed they'd just put a sticker on the box TBH.

One odd thing I noticed earlier when trying to connect it to a MAC filtered network, was that the MAC address changes every reboot. This was on the stock firmware. I've never seen this behaviour before , although I don't have much to do with androids other than an end user.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] tek-monkey:
Don't know if its relevant, but the description for this device says this for the wifi:

Wireless 802.11b/g/n, WAPI(RALINK 818.8)

Googling that doesn't show me anything other than links back to similar devices to what I bought, but none of them marketed as a MK809 II. Looks like I was sold a clone, bah!
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] hankhandsome:
is there an easy way to flash this back to stock ??

i've read the instructions on the website and it suggests opening the device up and using a metal stick between two of the pins which i really don't want to do.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] SoulReaver75:
just download recovery software and rom from the official website.

I already did it, it works (then I went back to finless).
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] hankhandsome:
i've done this but, as i said, the readme file suggests opening it up and using a piece of metal on two pins inside ..

the recovery image is actually still downloading though but are these instructions relevant ? can you literally just plug it in and use the recovery tool to flash it ?

#edit

done it now anyway - i found out that if you hold a pin, cocktail stick or sharp object in the reset button while powering it up, it drops it straight into recovery and is detected by the flash tool
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] SoulReaver75:
I did not open it, and it worked...
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] hankhandsome:
as i said, neither did i .. it's now on ebay anyway as i'm so poor :D
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] haro115:
mk809ii Wifi?

Will we ever get Finless v1.7 working w/ WiFi on the MK809ii? This would be awesome. 1.5 works greattttt but its not liquid smooth. XBMC works but choppy playing HD movies. Plex app crashes upon loading the media server info..

Any updates???
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] gianpaoloc:
Try Finless 1.5. As I mentioned above, finless 1.5a is not an upgrade for 1.5, it is a different rom supporting a different wifi chip. For mk809ii the latest finless is 1.5 (without "a", i.e., the one that you will download from the freaktab forum looking into imito mx1 thread)

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Apparently this will never happen. The advantages of Finless 1.7 mainly come from a recompiled kernel, but the 809ii wifi kernel driver is not available in source form, so Finless had to use the original (imito mx1) kernel.

Unless we find the mediatek mt5931 driver source, there is no chance to open up all the opportunities of these albeit nice devices (including installing Pi****u Linux :)
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] eilz:
Just a heads that some people like me have the "icube" which is also a "mk809 ii" and people say this is the same as a UG007ii and MX1 see below :

"...It seems this stick is a UG007ii and also the same as MX1....." SEE LINK http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/icu...y-blacksilvertech-1454675?page=4#post17194083

Accroding to thread in above link this below freaktab image works ok with Bluetooth too which I am guessing is the same 1.5 mentioned abovem, but with BT working I think.

http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.php?3133-Imito-MX1-Finless-1-5-ROM-download

Have not tried myself though, yet!, can anyone can confirm?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] csjjpm:
Mine is a icube MK809II and I've put Finless 1.7 rom on mine, no wifi or bluetooth. I didn't try the MX1 1.5 ROM. I'll give that a go.