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[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I just want to try and addtrim to the rom and try and add overclocking. I tried your pad tool but it wouldn't recognise the rom or firmware I was trying to use. This morning is busy for me so I wont be doing anything until this afternoon. I'm also going to try and make an Aroma installer that will do most of the install work if possible. All people will have to do is add your boot2ct and the cyanogen mod rom to be installed. I'm not sure if its possible but I will give it a try. As I said I am new to doing this kind of stuff so I might not get it working.

Also Guys I would recomend you install Cyanogenmod 10.1 instead of 10.2. Cyanogenmod 10.1 make the tablet a whole lot faster and mekes it feel like a whole new tablet. Its the same install process as before. Download Cyanogenmod 10.1

http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/91641-custom-rom-cyanogenmod-101-422-by-christiantroy/

Cyanogen mod 10.2 is a lot laggier and sluggish towards 10.1
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I have great news. Christian Troy gave me permission to upload the CWM backup. I will post a link to the download as soon as its uploaded. If you are goiung to reupload the backup please give credit to Cristian Troy from Slatedroid for his original Cyanogenmod rom.
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I think those who still have this tablet and have been waiting for Cyanogenmod will greatly appreciate this. I've gotten full permission from Christian Troy to upload his work so I've installed a working Cyanogen mod 10.1 to my Hannspree Hannspad HSG1279 T71 (Rotation and wifi works perfectly for me) and backed it up in CWM. Its zipped and all you have to do is unpack it to your SD card then do a system restore. Make sure theres a folder called clockworkmod in your sd card with a backup folder inside that folder. Then put the backup I've uploaded into the backup folder and wipe your tablet then do a restore in cwm. You then have Cyanogenmod 10.1 on your tablet. I've uploaded Cyanogenmod 10.1 because its a lot better than 10.2. I also want to apologise for the size of this. Its 512mb in size. If you plan on reuploading this please give credit to the original sources.

All credit goes to

Christian Troy on SlateDroid for his original CyanogenMod 10.1 http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/91641-custom-rom-cyanogenmod-101-422-by-christiantroy/

cxz on SlateDroid for his Boot2CT's Boot Converter http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/102857-compatibility-zip-maker-and-cwm-recovery-maker/ and for his help with porting the rom.

Please give credit to the original sources if you are to reupload this.

Here is the download link for the backup

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxapnYfa3SYQcXlHWkIyRlUwdDA/view
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
For Amlogic tablets Christian Troy has made both singleuser and multiuser zips depending the case.

It probably possible to make similar zip for our ATM7029s but also there might be some reason he hasn't done it.

With that pm method you probably need to rise the max user value before the "pm create-user" command.

Check: pm get-max-users (is 1)

Do:

su

setprop fw.max_users 8

mount -o rw,remount /system

echo fw.max_users=8 >> /system/build.prop

pm create-user xy

Info taken from .pocketables.com article, sorry cannot link yet(which is kind of ridiculous, IMO)

"How to enable multiple user mode on CyanogenMOD 10.1 (and some other Android 4.2.2 ROMs)"
[General Questions and Answers] franzmueller:
Yeah, I tried it this way, but the tablet became incredibly slow and crashed every few minutes. But its not really that big of a deal for me, would just be nice to have :)
[General Questions and Answers] asdf7:
Thank you very much for your work, steve30x! I bought a Hannspad tablet for my parents but they almost don't use it because the stock ROM is too bad.

I am looking forward to test your ROM. Unfortunately I am quite busy now and don't have time for this now but I will definitely give it a try later.

How is the tablet performance with your ROM? Is the web browsing speed OK? With the stock ROM the browser is terribly slow.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
So it works - but not very well. OK.

Wonder if "links" can be posted like this...

Troy's posts at Slatedroid

About multiuser.

www.slatedroid.com/topic/92041-cust...by-christiantroy-update-2013-11-30/?p=1067705

About lags and crashes -> limit the number of background processes to four

www.slatedroid.com/topic/91641-custom-rom-cyanogenmod-101-422-by-christiantroy/?p=1068897

www.slatedroid.com/topic/92041-cust...by-christiantroy-update-2013-11-30/?p=1070489
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I didn't test the web browsing yet.i' will test it when I get the time later and report back. I would also suggest flashing Pureperformance for Cyanogenmod

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2360670 (Post #2)

This will make the tablet even faster. My tablet now performs nearly as good as my Dual Core Acer A500. I rather use this tablet though because the screen is a lot better and the sound from the speakers are better.

I've set it to limit background processes to 3 so that when I am using something that idle core can be used for the foreground process.

**** EDIT ****

I've just tested web breowsing to the XDA Home page and its fast. Youtube on the browser is a little bit laggy though
[General Questions and Answers] fipsy:
It would be of special interest for me, if CM10.1 is faster than the Stock Android 4.1.1. And also if USB Surfsticks like the HUAWEI E1750 are working with CM10.1. They work with Stock Android 4.1.1 whereas they don't work with Stock 4.2.2.
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
CM 10.1 is a lot faster than stock 4.1.1. I don't have on of those surfsticks to test so I don't know if it works.
[General Questions and Answers] renegade2k6:
I have tried to install the cwm-recovery following the instructions given.

When I reboot to go into recovery it just shows a black screen.

Any Ideas?
[General Questions and Answers] franzmueller:
I tried my surfstick, which works out of the box for my Laptop, and the control led turned green (which means connection established), but I wasn't able to open any website with the tablet. I don't know if this is the genereal behaviour with android 4.2.2 or if it's just my stick.

I can confirm that. I downgraded from CM 10.2 because I was curious and it really feels way faster :)
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
To answer the question: Sure, plenty...
[General Questions and Answers] IAmUpAllNight:
My experience on loading the CM10.1 on my 1279:

1. While I could ping my router & my desktop PC, ...I could NOT ping anything outside my network. I also did not try to troubleshoot it because of #2 below.

2. Because my 1279 suffers from the loss of G-Sensor/Camera connection(prior to trying CM10.1) my 1279 consequently would only stay in portrait mode(phone orientation), and I was unable to force it to landscape, which is what I need due to g-sensor not working, ...so I uninstalled CM10.1.

It should be noted though, all it took was to wipe the system/data and then restore the CM10.1 backup which was super easy.

So thanks Steve for all the effort, I wish I could have taken advantage of it. :p
[General Questions and Answers] franzmueller:
You know that in the CM settings you can freely choose which rotation you allow and which you don't. So you can just allow one roatition and that's it. I just don't know if it stays the same after rebooting.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
Could both being broken? Or is there different batches of these tabs?

Did that emerge after you had flashed a new firmware?
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
There is a big chance that won't wrk though. When I first installed Cyanogenmod the Gsensor wasn't working and I set that so that it would only use landscape rotation but it still stuck to portrait orientation.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
Actions', not mine. :) Have I understood correctly that there isn't PAD product tool flashable packets for sn1at71?

(packet that contains .img files (system, rec, misc and maybe vendor) as well as the .fw file for the tool)

BWT, you mentioned that you used 20131219E firmware as the base for the Boot2CTboot conversion.

The latest firmware I found is 20140515E. (I haven't checked if it has a newer kernel though.)

Guide: www.hannspree.eu/archiv/content_en/sn1at71___sop_update_with_sd_card_revisedv2.pdf

Firmware (version 20140515E. at the moment): www.hannspree.eu/uploads/sn1at71.zip
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I just could not get your pad tool to recognise the rom I was trying to use. I've also tried flashing the newest firmware before I installed Cyanogen mod. The Newest firmware refuses to install for me.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
Still " your pad tool ". Are you talking about my boot image unpacker/repacker perhaps?

The Actions' pad modify tool can only edit packages that are flashable using their PAD product tool.

How does it refuses? (it too might need to be installed using the stock recovery, IDK)
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I cant remember. Its two weeks ago when I tried to use it. Anyway I got the latest firware for the T71 installed and Cyanogenmod refuses to boot with it installed. All I get after the Hannspree logo is a blank screen and I left it sit for two minutes just to be sure.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
Then you are talking about Actions' tool. There isn't that many days when you needed to edit that boot image. :)

From my archives I found two PAD product tool flashable firmwares for Hannspad. If you want I can upload them somewhere.

Then you can try how the Actions' modifying tool work. Also using Actions' flashing tool is sometimes better than a SD card update.

Could be that the newest firmware then has a kernel or modules that Troy's CM doesn't like...
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
It would be handy if you did that please

I just installed the latest firmware and its still Kernel 3.4.0. It probably has changes in it that the Cyanogenmod doesn't like as you said.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
HANNSpree sn1at71 (HSG1279) stock firmwares

Okay, here is a folder containing those two rar files that can be flashed using Actions' PAD product tool

and modified using the PAD modify tool. Or should I have said that the rar files contain those files...

Both tools are available here: http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/94521-actions-pad-tools-developer-editions/

The older rar is 4.11 and the other 4.22. There is also the newest sd card update and the one you mentioned using.

https://mega.co.nz/#F!oUcTEIjZ!18pxM10AAuaoWxmBzdEtmQ

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[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
Thank you. I will check those out tomorrow.

---------- Post added at 05:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:54 PM ----------

I've just ben tsting this firmware and my T71 is extremely fast with this firmware installed. Its never been this fast before. I will keep testing but the speed difference is unbelievable.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
Hmmm..... the latest firmwares from Ainol came 2014-01-04 (yyyy-mm-dd).

There has been new ATM7029 firmwares after that for some tabs, but I haven't checked them very closely lately.

After Ainol releases came kernel that supports fuse (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace), which is nice...

So, maybe there has been some other development as well... let's hope so...
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I've also noticed that the firmware downloads for this tablet comes from the LG server also.

ro.ota.server=http://ota.actions-semi.com/ainol_LG/
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
Yes, this line is in many of the Actions' firmwares. As a sort of default I guess.

It's a bit odd as Ainol has their own server for their firmwares. Although it' isn't really used....

The latest firmware's update app OTAUpdateClient.apk seem to do its update checks using server at http://www.tapntap-ota.com
[General Questions and Answers] fipsy:
Is the mobile connection shown in the status bar of the tablet (green bars for signal strength)? For testing you could activate the PIN code on your SIM card. Then android automatically should popup a dialog for entering the PIN code if the surfstick is connected. This is the way android 4.1.1 does it.

---------- Post added at 12:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:20 PM ----------

Did you press the Volume DOWN button when turning the tablet on? Perhaps you pressed Volume UP? This could explain the behaviour.

---------- Post added at 12:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:23 PM ----------

If your tablet is still in the period of guarantee you should urgently send it to the repair service! This is a well known hardware issue with some tablets that must be repaired. I had the same problem as you can read earlier in this thread.
[General Questions and Answers] renegade2k6:
Yeah it just hangs at the hanspree LOGO
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
It can be fixed but I'm not going to go into it. Instead I suggest that you flash/dd the stock recovery back

and then try the portable versions that I made from bnmguy's CWM and Christian Troy's TWRP.

I would like know how they work in different ATM 702x tablets...

bnmguy's CWM (the original, although not really given any credit here): http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/71985-cwm-recovery-updated-new-version/

Christian Troy's TWRP: http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/91617-custom-recovery-twrp-v2630/

(the above are for different tablets, don't flash them into the Hannspad, it won't work)

The Slatedroid thread for portable versions: http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/107...e-versions-of-custom-recoveries-cwm-and-twrp/
[General Questions and Answers] kevinthefixer:
Thank you!

This installed painlessly. Everything I've tried works, including rotation, wi-fi, bluetooth, camera. Browsing is as quick as my poor internet service allows. The touchscreen has a more "sure" feel to it, I don't find myself tapping again because I'm not sure if it "took" or not. Maybe because it responds faster? Boot time is around 40 seconds, as opposed to 55 to 60 for the stock ROM. That's pretty impressive for any tablet that has GAPPs, even though I have frozen many of them. I'm currently re-playing a game (Clockwork Tales: of Glass and Ink) (nothing to do with ClockworkMod), and it seems to run flawlessly, with no lag problems and perfectly stable. It used about 80% of the battery in about 4 hours, in line with past performance. There appears to be an internal learning effect that I've not encountered before; my bluetooth mouse at first was so laggy it was almost unusable, I tried changing its batteries to no effect, then after another few minutes of use it fixed itself. When I first started the game, it ran in a "letterbox", that is, with black borders top and bottom, maybe 1 1/2 cm each, then after 2 or 3 minutes it also corrected itself. "Nothing succeeds like success"...

Once again, to all of you that contributed the blood, sweat, and tears, and midnight oil & toil, Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I'm still slowly experimenting with this , but I've started an ECDL (ICDL in some countries) course yesterday so I have less time now for the next five months.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
It's going to be a piece of cake for you, I'm sure ... :good:
[General Questions and Answers] renegade2k6:
I cant get cwm recovery working, nor can I get normal recovery working, just hangs at the green Hanspree logo.

So....

What is the best way to flash the tablet back to normal factory state?

Cheers
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
The best, I don't know. PAD product tool might be the easiest if your used it before, but using terminal is as easy.

Check your firmware date and just write that firmware's rec.img to its partition for example using terminal app.

su

cd /mnt/sd-ext (if it's on external sd card)

cat rec.img > /dev/block/acta

edit:

The above should be enough to fix the recovery, but If there is other problems as well, just use the tool.

Stock firmwares: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=58373173#post58373173
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
What I am going to try next when I get the time is see if I can get Christian Troys AOKP and Paranoid Android roms ported to the tablet. It wont be another few days before I get the time though. I will also keep searching for a way to port Cyanogenmod 11 or 12 to the tablet. I doubt it will happen but I can only try.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
It will work the same way. There shouldn't be any problems... (meaning the first project, that is)

When using the Boot2CT's Boot Converter with CM10.1 you seem to have left the comment to the build.prop bluetooth line .

According to Hannspree website this tab should support bluetooth, so it might be a good to uncomment it, unless it causes problems.

(the 1st Paranoid Android version gave some BT error during the first boot, but it wasn't critical. I don't remember if it's still there.)

Of course CM's bluetooth might not work anyway, or it works regardless of that comment...

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[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I want to find a compatible Cyanogenmod 11 or 12 for this tablet too. I think we might need a new recovery for it to work though.

**** EDIT ****

I've removed a lot of unnecesary apps from the official T71 rom used for porting and the CyanogenMod rom which should reduce the file size and help with lag issues. I'm going to test it for a few days and see how it works out.
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I will suggest that everybody use this newest rom for this tablet. I've been testing the official roms and CyanogenMod rom for the T71 over the past two weeks and this rom is by far the best on my tablet. The tablet is a lot smoother and faster with this rom.

I'm not sure its worth my while trying to add anything to this tablet if I can because there only seems to be a handful of people using this tablet. I will try to port Christian Troy's other roms but thats where I will stop. Then I will sell this tablet because for a quad core tablet its not very good. The only thing going for this tablet is the screen Side By Side my Dual Core Acer A500 tablet is a lot faster than this tablet. I'm going to move on to a better quad core tablet (probably a galaxy Tab 4 10.1")
[General Questions and Answers] kevinthefixer:
I suspect there are more than a handful of us using it, it's just that most are not having problems, and most are not interested in the technical aspects of it. If it ain't broke...

As for me, I am still playing with CM10 on it, then I will probably try this newer stock FW. As far as I can tell, the US site does not contain any links to any firmware for any tablets; I appreciate your posting links to the EU site. As I appreciate your taking the time to port CM10, and I appreciate [MENTION=5110154]fipsy[/MENTION] getting CWM working.

I agree, the Samsung is a better piece of hardware. But I have not seen one advertised for less than US$300, I bought my last Hannspad for under 100, new condition, from the US Hannspree store via Amazon. The cost/benefit ratio is hard to beat.
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
My T71 is completely dead. Its been charging with the past six hours and theres absolutely no life coming from it whatsoever. So I have to stop working with this now. I've voided my waranty the second I rooted the device.

I also have my Acer A500 and 7" galaxy Tab 4 (Which is too small for my poor eyesight) which I can sell to cover some of the cost of the Galaxy Tab 4. The Galaxy Tab 4 I have is a great piece of kit but its just that bit too small.
[General Questions and Answers] kevinthefixer:
Very sorry to hear that. You worked so hard on it, too!

I wasn't aware that Hannspree voided warranties because of rooting, never read the fine print. Some manufacturers do, some don't. But it's a sure bet that installing a custom ROM will.

I guess we won't be seeing you around this thread anymore, so please let me thank you once again for your valuable work!
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I was up from 1am until 2pm today working on this. Then I had to go do other stuff so I have been up with almost 22 hours now. I got some tweaks working in the rom that CXZa posted a link to that is flashable with his pad tool. I was trying to make itv so that my tweaks would work with the newest update for the tablet but the rom refused to boot after installing. All I was getting was a blank screen without a boot animation after the Hannspree logo. If I manage to get the tablet working again I'll see what else I can do.
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I got the tablet working again. Its a hard tablet to work with because sometimes it will reboot and other times it will refuse to turn on completely. It is so frustrating at this stage I feel like throwing the tablet at times.

Anyway. If I could get my tweaks working on the newest update this tablet would absolutely fly. I'm not even going to attempt adding overclocking because I've read how its done and its well past my skill level , not only that but I cant find where the CPU voltage and frequency settings are in the rom. If we could get the tablet to a small overclock it would be fantastic.

Anyway I'm taking a break from this for a few days before it breaks me.
[General Questions and Answers] b0joker:
How did you bring it back too life? Mine has been dead as you said acouple posts back. . I was using adb and showed device but unauthorized... before it completly died .please do tell. Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] fipsy:
So your recovery partition is corrupt or you didn't flash CWM correctly. Has it worked before?

I didn't receive any bug reports or issues about my CWM version (6.0.3.3.a) so far. And it's running on many tablets for over a year.
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
It's quite difficult to really brick these Actions' atm702x tablets, if you have the original tool flashable stock firmware available.

And I have provided such a few posts back, here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=58373173#post58373173

Then all you need is the

Actions'

PAD product tool to flash it using Windows. XP or newer. Good luck!
[General Questions and Answers] b0joker:
I do relise this. However it is completely dead, no battery icon when plugged in, for two days I had hannspree logo then black screen.. now I see nothing.
[General Questions and Answers] steve30x:
I pressed the power button for twenty seconds thhen released it a few times. It eventually woke up.
[General Questions and Answers] b0joker:
Help me

Great it worked can you guide how to use adb or some thing to bring this back to original stock I try the pad tools using original updated files but it give a file size too big error.. Adb gives me unauthorized device...

**Update I Tried using Pad Product Tool. And it times out???? Tried three times no success?
[General Questions and Answers] CXZa:
Maybe it's good it timed out. There is always quite a lot of small details to be learned with any tools.

Why on the earth you are pushing some "Catpain" firmware into it, not those I said?

Also if you erase the flash, you select them all, boot, rec, misc, system and do the formats too...

You can go straight to the adfu mode by starting it pushing power and vol+ at the same time.

So, what works in that thing? CWM? System? Obviously some that gave you those two udisks anyway...
[General Questions and Answers] kevinthefixer:
Unauthorized device means that you need to go to the tablet screen and authorize your PC to use ADB, at least in my experience. Does "adb devices" return an alphanumeric string, then "unauthorized device"? If so you are booted into Android system and should see a dialog box on the screen. If you have [MENTION=5110154]fipsy[/MENTION]'s CWM installed you might also try booting into that and then using ADB.
[General Questions and Answers] fipsy:
As I see a soft reset solved the problem. If that doesn't help you may also try to revive the device by disconnecting the battery:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=51568288&postcount=451