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[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ase1590:
Since there is a terrible lack of information on this RockChip tablet, I've decided to compile what is known about this tablet into one thread. I'll modify this as more info becomes available to me.

Double Power TD-1010 10.1" Tablet

Tablet architecture: this tablet is a Rockchip RK3066 based tablet.

Rooting the TD-1010: The method that I have tried and successfully rooted my tablet involves using the drivers from PDAnet and AndroidRoot. A tutorial exists on YouTube for this. Having that out of the way, we can begin on more technical information.

Backing up the ROM: As the tablet is a rockchip device, you can use the RkFlashTool for linux here in order to copy/write to the tablet. I've

modified the source of RkFlashTool in order to detect the tablet, and attached it below

.

1.compile it using the included instructions, and throw it in your /usr/bin folder.

2.To put the tablet into flash mode, hold the VOL+ button while plugging in the usb cable to the tablet.

3.Wait 2-3 seconds before letting go of the Vol+ button after plugging it in. your screen should be black at this point.

4.You are now in flash mode, and can be detected by the rkflashtool.

5.Download the Linux tools.7z, and run MAKE on the tools dir.

6.Copy the resulting mkkrnlimg executable to your /usr/bin directory.

7.make sure the simpledump has permissions to execute, and run

./simpledump.sh

8.Make sure your tablet is in flash mode, then hit enter to begin.

Recovery/Unbricking:

Dillmiester at TabletRepublic has made a stock backup of the TD-1010 after it returned from RMA, and can be located Here. Note, remove the external SD card, and you may have to retry the flashing of system.img multiple times if it fails.NOTE 2: THIS UPGRADES YOUR TABLET TO JELLYBEAN, AND GIVES YOU 1.8 GB of APP SPACE.

Flashing: ROMS, such as the stock one linked above, can be flashed using Windows 7 and the RKAndroidTool I have attached to this post. This includes the drivers for using the program as well. The tablet will need to be in Flash mode in order for the program to write to it.

Booting into recovery:Yes, this tablet does have a recovery. to get to it:

hold power and vol+ at the same time

screen should boot to android character with a red ! sign over his body

press vol+ and Back(the normal touchscreen location for it)

If done at the same time, you should be at the recovery menu.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Postal Psycho:
great job thank you. i don't have a Linux machine so i guess all i can do is root?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ase1590:
you can root and flash existing ROMS on windows, but you cannot dump your own tablet on windows.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dtppcman:
DOPO td-1010 romdump procedure

Just an FYI for those interested. I've found a working romdump procedure for this tab, that's independent of any OS. Unfortunately, I can't post the link, but would be more than happy to supply it some other way. I can confirm it works and is safe. It's on vondroid.com for those interested. The rest of the link is /threads/updated-27-08-2012-how-to-dump-current-rom.322/ hope it helps those using windows.

Just for clarification purposes. 'The extracted file is what you need to copy to your SD, not the zip. And when you change the permissions all you need to do is add execute to the user. Oh, and in term emulator after su you need to enter /data/local/romdump and NOT just /data/romdump because it won't work.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mejussme:
Thank you sooooo much for the work you have compiled into one location. Is there any way that you could provide a detailed description for Windows PC's for loading the ROM that increases the App storage file size to 2GB and also how to load CWM as the permanent recovery? I just received my tablet back from DOPO and it is loaded with Android 4.1.1 firmware and 1GB of app storage space. The original root process (android root unlocker) does not work anymore. I ended up using (root rk29) to obtain root access (just in case anyone needs the info). Thank you in advance for your support with this tablet, it is greatly appreciated.
[Android Apps and Games] wajdi:
Hello Folks,

Yes it's our first game in the Google play store, but it's a very nice ,good to have, and lifetime free game :) Decide yourself .

Although I think it's working 100 % correctly, It's still in the FIRST Alpha release.. So it may have some bugs.

would be great if you tell me what's working/not working so i can fix the Bugs. Don't vote bad.

In this game the user tries to find a hidden number with a specified number of digits.

If the digit is in its correct place, it will be highlighted in green, If a digit is found but not in its correct place, it will be highlighted in yellow. Each digit can be used twice.

The highest scores of all users will be recorded in a leader-board list.

You can select to try to guess numbers with 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 digits.

This game is provided in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Chinese , Japanese , and Arabic.

Download the lifetime free Game from google playstore "lock break (Global Score)Free" and let us start the competition.

Do NOT forget to rate 5* in playstore! :good:

Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] atcq28:
Hello everyone. I've been using my player and out of nowhere I hear through my headphones the sound keeps messing up. Sound works perfect after a reboot or if I'm using the speakers but headphones seem to be the only time sound messes up. My headphones aren't the problem since I've tried them on other devices and tried other headphones with the same result. Anyone know what it might be?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] obscuresword:
Can you clarify on this issues. What do you mean it keeps messing up? For example do you hear static or does it sound muffled?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] atcq28:
It sounds laggy. Like if you were to listen to a scratched CD. But only when listening through headphones
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] heet1:
Did you ROM it? Or drop it?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] atcq28:
I was tinkering around and put all my settings to default and I haven't been have the problem. Maybe it was just cause my settings were messed up.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] obscuresword:
Probably because it was using too much memory.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anotherxdauser:
So I usually use the toolkit to root, in fact I have been for many versions now.

However with the installation of 4.2.1 I haven't been able to root at all. I use the toolkit in the same way but it simply doesn't root the phone.

So today I tried the manual way. I downloaded and installed SDK tools from google navigated to the adb folder and went through the commands. Everything seemed to go okay apart from when I typed adb shell chmod 06755 /system/bin/su. The command window did nothing.

I carried on and typed adb shell chmod 06755 /system/app/Superuser.apk, when it said "bad command" or something similar.

Rebooted the phone, no root... still.

However the Superuser app is there. So:

1) How do I delete the superuser app, bearing in mind it has system permissions. I'd like to simply start again.

2) I don't have CW recovery installed and would prefer not to bother with it if I can.

3) Just to confirm, when I root the phone, does that allow me to delete files in the /system/app folder?

4) Following this guide on rooting manually. Is that all alright?

5) In a couple of sentences, can someone explain rooting to me? From what I understood, rooting simply opens up the phone to allow access to everywhere, where you can copy and delete files, or apks.

6) If 5 is true, when following the rooting guide (4), which command am I actually telling the system to run as root? Is it simply the "root" command?

7) If 6 is true, how come when I re-boot, the phone won't let me delete things from the system/app folder?

Thanks for any help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
1) stop using a toolkit, and no you didnt root the manual way.

2) download this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538053 - its supersu, superuser is unreliable on 4.2+

3) fastboot flash a recovery

4) flash the supersu.zip

5) done.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anotherxdauser:
Sorry, I should have explained the Su app is SuperSU.

Just gave it another go using a manual toolkit but still no root access. I also now have an su.apk, superuser.apk (SuperSU) and a su file. Need to delete them all.

What do you mean by "fastboot flash a recovery"? You mean flash a new recovery centre like CW?

Don't these superuser apps just manage app permissions? They don't actually enable the root access do they?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
follow this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1529058
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anotherxdauser:
Quick Q...

If I flash a 4.2.1 system.img to the phone, it will replace what exactly?

I'm thinking this might be a way to get rid of the root apps which are protected and allow me to update to 4.2.2, THEN look at manually rooting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zepius:
it replaces anything in /system... basically the OS.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oneinfour:
A little background on my phone history. Started with the iPhone 4 as my first real smart phone, then moved to the Galaxy S2, then back to the iPhone 4S, then I made the jump back to Android and got the HTC One X which was my favorite device until a spilled beer ended its life. I quickly moved on and got the iPhone 5 on an upgrade, noticed how stale the design and operating system was. So that finally led my to trade the iPhone 5 for the Galaxy Note 2 and haven't looked back since.

The HTC One initially impressed me with its "unibody" aluminum design and the 1080p screen. It's a given that the Note 2 isn't satisfying me in terms of build quality since my 2 favorite phones I have had hardware wise have been the HTC One X and iPhone 5. But the Note 2 has a fantastic screen, and its size has really grown on me. Yes the Note 2 in terms of PPI isn't as great as the iPhone 5 or HTC One X, but in all honesty, I really struggle noticing a difference in that department since the contrast of the screen is quite nice.

The two things that are making me question this purchase is the screen size and battery life. I went back to hold my dead One X the other day and immediately missed the hardware and build quality, which is impressive since it is made out of plastic. However, the difference in screen size of the Note II's 5.5" screen to the One X's 4.7" screen is quite a jump. And I have gotten very used to the battery life of the Note, easily getting 6+ hours of screen on time still 20% left.

So there are my concerns; I'm curious if anyone else has any thoughts and opinions on these two phones and what they would ultimately decide one.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RCJ89:
I recently got rid of my note 2 and am getting the one.

It all depends on what matters to you on the phone.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radiotrib:
^^^^^ Aren't you the only person who can answer that question satisfactorily? ... Unless people know EXACTLY what you want from a phone, thy won't know which one is the right one for the job :)

Personally I've always had HTC except for a couple of very unpleasant and fortunately short-lived episodes with an iPhone and an LG thing, so I'd be in no position to advise on a choice. As for screen size and batery life .. I never got less that 8 hours from my One-X, and I couldn't get a note to work for me when I held it in in one hand and tried to swipe/gesture with my thumb. The One-X size was perfect for me so the One is my ideal choice for a replacement.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kishorsidu:
Thank you for your thread op . This is the one I'd like to know..... Going to get my first high end phone so I'm thinking not to screw up as it happened with my galaxy tab...

A good advice will be Helpful.

Tapatalked with galaxy tab and SwiftKey Flow
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Threevo:
The one, has a slow motion camera. Take that into consideration.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xalies:
Just about to do the same thing... hopefully i can resell my note 2 for almost the same amount as a One.

well note has that too
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xhizorsz:
I would keep the Note 2 just because of the big screen and the SPen. All new phones will have better processors and better screens. So its just a question of money how often you want to switch your phone.

I wont replace my Note 2 for a phone with a smaler screen and no pen. I do not want to give up the two things.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WA_Bob:
Indeed - There's so many arguments for and against one or the other (please pardon the pun :p ) that it's just a matter a personal preference. I'd wait until the One gets to a store near you and compare them side by side for yourself. Then you should know. :good:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onlinejobwork:
Never
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Toon10:
Hey guys

If backup everything with titanium and than do a foctory reset on my device. What will it reset, everything also pics?

And wil my phone run again butter smooth? And can i restore everything like before than or is my root gone?

:thumbup:

Send from my xperia p
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] skb6T9:
Root doesn't vanish after factory reset. & factory reset only deletes the user apps & you can use titanium backup after reset.. :rolleyes:

Sent from my ST18i
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhoadster91:
Jelly Bean introduced headset controls which allowed Play/Pause and Next for single and double presses respectively on headsets. I can confirm both these work just fine.

However, the long-press option to launch Voice Search only works while screen is unlocked. When screen is locked, long-press has no effect (it does not even register as a single press)

I tried the following:

1. Disabling Pattern lock (which I mostly use)

2. Turning on screen (but still locked) and then long pressing.

3. Keeping Google Search on in the background and then locking screen.

No luck.

Cannot seem to get any useful info regarding this on the Internet.

There is no point in the voice search shortcut on headsets if the phone has to be dug out from my pocket and unlocked. There has to be a way to bypass that.

Can somebody help??

EDIT: I am also unsure if this is an Android-specific problem or a ROM specific problem, so it would be kind of you if you could test it yourself. You can see my ROM details in the signature. I use Samsung headset in combination with my Nexus 4.

UPDATE: I tried turning off the "Power button immediately locks phone" option and set "Automatically lock phone after sleep" time to 30 minutes. Still the long press doesn't work. It works only after screen is turned on again. Whaaaaa...?!

ANOTHER UPDATE: This issue is present on Google Code but it has been closed without further comments.

Please star this issue so that it is noticed by the development team.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WilliamWynter:
Been really frustrated about this as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I'm running Jellybeer 4.0 on SGH i717m
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Solutions Etcetera:
Astounding. I even have to use a third party app to dial by voice reliably. What good is Google's extensive voice technology if you can't use it?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bryantee:
I'm equally as confused. One advantage of owning an iPhone is that you've got an excellent bike companion that could read and reply to texts, make calls, check the time, etc all while keeping my eyes on the road and hands on my handlebars. I always figured my Nexus S didn't do that because I was running a different ROM - but 4.2 on a brand new Nexus.....come on.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HB66:
the closest thing that i know of is using touch control to swipe to unlock (like pressing the power button) the using NAV RING to swipe the nav ring to google search, or what ever app you like. not sure if this is what you want but it may get you closer.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thedarkharlequin:
Here is what appears to be the correct place to file this complaint.

https://productforums.google.com/d/msg/websearch/ZbaIyhTIje4/GAKOqRrNjnAJ

Someone else started the report, I added as well, maybe someone at google will see and fix this oversight.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lord_alias:
I have to admit I have wanted to be able to do this for a long time on my motorcycle, being able to press one button and use voice controls would be a god send, although when riding I use an E-Dash app that keeps the screen awake so voice is available.

Still.......would be nice to be able to leave the phone alone, say in a bag or on my hip and use my Bluetooth headset to do all the work :)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhoadster91:
Please check this link
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stunner2002:
My solution:

1. Download Bluetooth Launch from Play Store

2. Launch, scroll to Google Search and expand it

3. Enable option “com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox.VoiceSearchActivity”

4. close

5. launch Google Now go to Settings -> Voice and enable Bluetooth Headset option

6. connect not working Bluetooth or wired headset and long press button. Dialog should appear and select Bluetooth Launcher always!

7. test if this is the complete solution for you. If it doesnt work properly when screen is locked try following:

- Install Xposed Framework

- go to Downloads and Install "AppSettings"

- open AppSettings and go to Google Search

- Turn On Settings and check "Show when locked"

- save

- restart Phone

If you are having issues with your selected language in Google Now. Also use AppSettings and change Location for Google Search to desired one. Now you should be able to use Google Now in your preferred language.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sferrell615:
But Exposed Framework requires your phone to be rooted, which I'm done doing... to much of a pain when it comes time to update
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] Pzyduck:
thanks and total credits toto221 of Firmware Team member

"FIRMWARE TEAM"

Presents:

Original Jelly Bean Fastboot Files for RAZR M XT905 Telstra Australia

Android 4.1.2 ---- 98.21.7.XT905.Telstra.en.AU --- FULL Version

9.8.2Q_SMUIRD-7_SEMEAUnlk_USAXT90501TLSTRAE1019.0R_SMJBLTEAUTEL_P008_A014_1FF_fb.xml.zip

DOWNLOAD

Service Version

9.8.2Q_SMUIRD-7_SEMEAUnlk_USAXT90501TLSTRAE1019.0R_SMJBLTEAUTEL_P008_A014_S1FF_fb.xml.zip

DOWNLOAD

Original Jelly Bean Fastboot Files for RAZR M XT905 Retail Australia

Android 4.1.2 ---- 98.21.7.XT905.Retail.en.AU --- FULL Version

9.8.2Q_SMUIRD-7_SEMEAUnlk_USAXT90501TLSTRAE1019.0R_SMJBLTEAURETAIL_P008_A014_1FF_fb.xml.zip

DOWNLOAD

Service Version

9.8.2Q_SMUIRD-7_SEMEAUnlk_USAXT90501TLSTRAE1019.0R_SMJBLTEAURETAIL_P008_A014_S1FF_fb.xml.zip

DOWNLOAD​
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] Pzyduck:
Firmwares Availables!!!
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] Q9Nap:
just fyi, there is no difference between the full version and service version of each release, and only very minor differences in fsg and system between the retail and telstra versions.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] lonelyingorgeous:
Thank you so much!! :good:
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] wintermute000:
I have a Telstra unit so use full version right?

Also has anyone tried this ?
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] lonelyingorgeous:
Yes, I used the Telstra version and everything seems great so far.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] pricematthew4143:
Is there anyway to mod these with Verizon CDMA/LTE non halos radios

PLS SAY YES!!
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] Osmatic:
Any help with downgrading dev. edition verizon from _signed files in this firmware back to regular?

Fastboot just denies flash attempts with "downgraded security version" error.

Having same problems with boot.img, system.img but solved it with TWRP terminal by deleting and creating these partition again.

Bootloader is unlocked.

The only file that can't be flashed now is partition_signed (gpt_main0.bin in VZ firmware).
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] wintermute000:
not sure what you're getting at, these files are for Australian XT905 version (and we use GSM) not your US Verizon XT907 (using CDMA)
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] pjcons:
Worked awesomely! Now on JB. Used fastboot to flash.

Only the root method mentioned by cuzzo in this post works:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37780315

This method was easiest and worked... Didn't get motofail to work and it's painful to get it prepared.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] Osmatic:
O, RLY? :D

It's awesome news since i'm using my VZ XT907 almost a half year with GSM operator.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] pjcons:
Hey kolya, I too used the flash_fastboot.bat and it ran like a dream...no errors at all from what I could see (though I did walk away from my machine). Could not get RSDLITE to recognise my phone so fastboot (which I prefer anyway) worked a treat.

It really should not have been that difficult, but then again I can only speak for my experience on my Unlocked, rooted Razr M.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] kolya123:
Yeah, I agree, it should have been a lot easier! But then again, I was going from Verizon's image to Telstra's image. I did do a factory wipe beforehand, but possibly there were other things left over from Verizon's rom that broke the batch file. At any rate, it's good to know that there's more than one way to get there! ;) Cheers.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] lamacun:
Can anyone please explain how to install this update package step by step? I really couldn't understand :(
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] wintermute000:
just run the bat file if you've got a stock, unlocked Telstra XT905 as per pjcon

---------- Post added at 03:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:57 PM ----------

Good for you. What I said still stands: these files are MEANT for aussie XT905 not US XT907.

What you want to do with XT907 or whether it has a GSM radio as well (which I know it does, but good luck with LTE... lol) is irrelevant, the files are for the stock Telstra build for XT905.
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] pjcons:
Ok:

1) put phone in bootloader mode (power off, hold vol down and press power button)

2) unzip the package (may have to extract to a different folder name as the one provided is very long)

3) put a fastboot.exe file into the folder where the flash_fastboot.bat file is

4) plug phone into usb

5) run flash_fastboot.bat

Everything will magically start... Let it run till says complete then power off and switch back on... Welcome to JB!
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] nigeldr:
Does this ROM offer anything any different from the Telstra OTA ROM?
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] pjcons:
It IS the telstra ota rom. :)
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] Germanese:
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Same here I am running XT907 on GSM Tmobile for over 3 months, my gf is using hers in Germany for about 2 months.

So yeah it would be nice if to know if its possible to flash this Version onto a XT907 if possible, that would get rid of all the SIM issues and debloat the Firmware =)

---------- Post added at 04:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:48 PM ----------

Same here I am running XT907 on GSM Tmobile for over 3 months, my gf is using hers in Germany for about 2 months.

So yeah it would be nice if to know if its possible to flash this Version onto a XT907 if possible, that would get rid of all the SIM issues and debloat the Firmware =)
[Droid RAZR M Android Development] rusalex2k8:
could someone please to explain , xt 907 and xt 905 have the same chip inside. I can see different lte frequencies according official motorola sites( for US and for Australia) I assume it's locked on software level. is it possible to on all available frequencies lte in this device ? maybe some software or radio or something else.

thank you in advance