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[General Questions and Answers] Acigan:
Bodyglove makes a gel case custom to the 7 Voyager II.

Complete with molded cutaways for the rear speaker and the side buttons and front camera.

The cover just slips on, with the button side being inserted first then wrapped around the tablet until encased.

I picked up mine right next to the tablet display at the local walmart.

If yours doesnt carry the case, search the BodyGlove website.

They make molded gel cases for just about every device ever made.

Because of this, all my equipment use BodyGlove.

Hope this helps.

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This shouldnt have been done by the Moderator.

The devices are two different models and what works on one model (the 22) wont work on on the later model (22B).

The Revision Levels are different with the "B" revision being the later revision. This is also the model that comes with the OS at 5.0 and above.

The reason the device has issues with being rooted is because in OS versions 5.0 and above, logic functions can be located and addressed from internal burnt eeproms that need to be flashed. Older methods of rooting will not work since they cant flash the eeproms.

As an embedded CPU developer myself, it is one of the best methods to guard against logic corruption. For example, normal operation voltage on some CPUs is 3 or 5 volts, whereas to reflash the eeproms, a 12 volt signal or -12v one is required to be applied to prepare the eeproms for rewrite.

I love my 7 Voyager II tablet and as I dig more and more into the internals and guts of it both at the hardware and logic levels I have come to the conclusion that RCA purposely designed it in such a manor to prevent rooting and bricking by using such advanced techniques as flashed eeproms and alternating voltages to prevent Joe User from tampering with the internals of the device. I know I do the same on Products I embed CPUs in, I put things like jumper points even that must be bridged to even gain access to the functions of reburning the flash memory and chips that make up their internal functions. This seems to be the case with the 22B model. Its factory locked and will require some in depth knowledge and maybe even a hack to get the thing to properly bypass the Flash EEPROMs and root.

As I dig into it more and more I will post my findings. But for now, its not a rootable tablet. So if thats your thing, look for another tablet. But if its basic functions are all you need, its one of the best buys out there for speed, power and normal application usage.

Hope this helps.
[General Questions and Answers] Wiebenor:
So, I'm looking for something like the RCA tablets I see at Walmart with the removable keyboard, but I don't want a tablet that has to use the case as a stand, like what has become the norm these days... which is why I like RCA tablets, to be honest, because they haven't caught up with the times yet and still deliver tablets that get supported by the keyboard and not the case... Of course, I don't mind tablets using bluetooth for everything, it's just that they should still use the locking hinge design, to get rid of the need for case stands, in my humble opinion... I love a laptop style tablet, that can actually be a tablet, yet not be bulky... Anyone have any suggestions for something like that, preferably with 32 or 64GB of storage, if not more, and 4-6GB of RAM, that has support for custom ROMs, especially Resurrection Remix??? Maybe something with a case recommendation, if it's best to go good quality devices, like Samsung, that can hold the screen up by itself, if such a thing is possible???(I prefer newer 9 and 10 based android tablets if not android 11)
[General Questions and Answers] Decptivesnake:
I have the 10-inch one with the Follow stats

Model Name: Alco VCT9B06Q22

Manufacturers: Alco

Version: Android 10(64)

SDK Version: 29(Android 10)

BatteryStatus: Good condition

Is Root: No

Ram: 991.93 MB/2.06 GB

MAC Address: N/A

IMEI: N/A

Serial No.: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Brand: VENTURER

Model Number: VCT9B06Q22

Is Charging: Charging

Battery Pct: 69%

Charge Type: USB

Battery Temperature: 25.0°C

Battery Health: Good condition

Screen Brightness: 95 cd/m²

Screen Resolution: 800*1232

Screen Size: 9.43 inch

Screen Refresh Rate: 54 fps

Screen Dpi: 160 dpi

Internal Storage: 10.22 GB/16 GB

Board: tb8167p5_64_bsp

CPU Type: MT8167B

Baseband Version: N/A

Security Patch Level: 2020-07-05

Device ID: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Kernel Architecture: arm64-v8a

Java VM: Dalvik 2.1.0

Java Runtime: 0.9

VMStack Size: 128 MiB

Last Boot Time: 0 day(s)

Cpu Cores: 4

CPU Speed: 1300HZ

Support ABI: arm64-v8a,armeabi-v7a,armeabi

Storage Memory: 16 GB

and I have try Every APK root app out there no dice I have try adb and Fastboot and its in Dev Mode with OEM unlock on and I still Cannot Get past the Fastboot Lockout it requires a Key and well I cant Pull the Key with out the Root and I cant root with out the Key is its a Dead End for me However I am making small Strides in this I just cannot find any custom Roms and TWRP has nothing for a recovery Option so I cant use Magik and Super is a dead end too as SU don't want to load also the Android it uses is 10 GO and that is a Pain to crack from what I have found out ) but I will keep slugging away at this I just want to turn mine into a little mobile hacker space with a Kali Install or maybe turn it into a hackergotchi something for me to Tinker with while I am at Chemo anyway I hope this help some
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Fastboot oem unlock, flashing unlock all run . Get nothing on tablet but RCA logo and bootloader still locked, We all got problem's bra ,God got us. Its the nature of these particular tablets, your going to learn or throw it away and buy another, good luck
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
THIS WAS DISCONTINUED FOR VERY VALID REASON,EVEN IF YOU GOT ONE TO SOMEWHAT WORK, IT COULD EASILY BRICK ANOTHER.... You really don't want those old files, but here you go,and Google luck 🤞

Really too much time on my hands, and never enough time, at the same time.. Or I would have cleaned the drive Year's age!
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
If its been discontinued does that mean no one will be responding to questions?
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Most likely, to much time lol 🤣
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
Just wondering....did anyone by chance while doing any work with either of these devices use the engineering menu?? Sorry to dig up the past, it's just that the 3rd tablet I have (one of the 22b's) has an engineering menu and low and behold right there in black and white would you believe is the partition starts and sizes in hex just like one would need to lay out the proper scatter file.

There's a readback here or on another post for the 22b, which i'm currently working on chopping into sections using this information and pulling the scatter file completely out of they blue using the info from the engineering pages and HEX math.....

This third tablet is still stock, however something is seriously wrong with it's recovery. Quite simply, it doesn't do it properly, but it's flaw has a rather interesting twist....it wipes settings for all apps (clears data), it removes all googles updates and puts all apps back to stock, it doesn't however wipe any user installed apps! So you recover, it boots, ask you to log in, doesn't bother with asking for a pin or creating one (even tho it does have an FRP partition) and all your apps are there waiting for you to open them, while googles dragging its behind wondering why hangouts won't sign in.......ummmm yeah. It's almost like having a stock os aside from you can't actually uninstall what you don't want.

Basically I've now used pm clear and pm hide on every app I don't want and installed my own apps until there's just no more space. If you insert the memory card while on the initial setup screen it'll ask if you want to switch default storage, if you click yes, you get the storage page, and you can click apps, which gives you the apps page, which means you can click on settings under all apps and launch, then enable developer mode, usb debugging, and disable/hide google apps before even giving the device access to wifi. It's a huge pain in the arse, but at this point now if i run a recovery it boots and says oh no i can't update, well fine i don't care because oh look all my apps are still here from before i just have to configure settings.

I know my original tablets recovery also didn't work properly but there was at some point an update that fixed it. These tablets both the 22 and 22b's all seem to be a flock of unicorns flying around honestly nothing really matches up or makes sense. Still no idea how my original 22 had android 5.1 (yeah, not 4.4.2, not 5.0) and it has bluetooth.
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Software OEM's quote UNQUOTE developers change things like this All the time, just to say it was always there, it wasn't me..... THIS AIN'T HEAVEN! jus saying. PEACE
[General Questions and Answers] QkTreasures:
You still have and use one of these dinosaur tablets lol. :)
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Nah, and I have finally cleaned out my G Drive of alot of old files, Sorry bout that . Take care 🙏
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
No no, I don't have one of them, I have one 22 and two 22b's lol!!!! The 22 is my original, the first 22b is in meta mode, while trying to do a second read back a blue arch blew out the USB port and it hasn't booted since, still detected by windows/Linux tho , and tablet three is still stock 22b because I'm afraid to attempt anything on it. Tablet 3 is android 5.0, kodi 20.2 installs and it plays a lovely episode or two while I'm doing dishes lol!!

Tablet 1 went black last Christmas when I plugged it in to charge one day and wouldn't wake up. Had no choice but to flash something it wouldn't do anything. It's currently got twrp 2820 and android 4.4 from a cube device which oddly enough seems to work just fine aside from its 4.4 and doesn't support all the apps it once did. It was 5.1. It's rooted too.

I'm very tempted to flash the twrp recovery to tablet 3 as it's recovery is kinda messed up royally anyway, but because there's no stock image available I'm afraid of bricking it lol.
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
No idea what you're referring to.
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
If you can fastboot boot recovery.img "first" I would considere doing that... Before actually flashing it.JMO If you can do that you can copy system,and work with that..
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Just ignore it,all glory is God
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
Sadly "fastboot boot recovery.img" is a no go, it doesn't fail either it acts like it planned on booting the specified .img but the tablet screen just stays black with fastboot down in the corner and the terminal window on Linux or Microsoft just sits there laughing at us. I even downloaded older sdk tools in hopes an older fastboot might work but nope all just sits there doing absolutely nothing. Wish it would give an error or just self district and implode or something anything just a sign lol

Reading here and there I have also tried connecting using back USB ports on a desktop instead of the ones in the monitor or front pc panel, yup all does the same thing lol

You suggest it and I'll try it as long as it doesn't brick lol

The stock recovery is messed! First day I opened it a couple months ago (yes, this one's a new old one lol, found it on ebay if it was ever used it was certainly cared for there's not a mark on it) i ran a recovery just to make sure I was off to a fresh start. The last line on the screen once the recovery starts says something strange but the text is truncated?? (not sure that's the right word, it's too much to fit and the center is ........) I'll run a recovery and grab a pic if you want. I set up as a new device, only used the play store and installed my apps kodi, smash hit, mahjong , you know the basics lol and then booted into recovery and made a backup, also has a strange last line, and because a backup is no good to me if it doesn't work, I then restored said backup . It successfully backs up, but it fails restoring user data every time. BUT the factory reset is also messed! It wipes all app settings, it returns all stock apps to their original state, but it doesn't uninstall user installed apps!! So when you reboot, log in to google, initial setup process bla bla bla, when the launcher loaded I was quite amused because all user apps installed before the recovery are still there!!! Just a nice clean slate for any and all settings. Now I've installed my own apps, run a recovery, install more apps, run a recovery, more etc etc and now when I run a recovery it boots I log in and google whines and moans because it can't update not enough free space lol.

I'd really like to try fastboot -w or fastboot format user data but not sure those sources were reliable and again, this is tablet number 3 and I'm petrified I'm gonna brick it.

I've learned SO MUCH about android using tablet 1 as a Guinea pig, so far none of it has brought back tablet 2 from its peaceful slumber in meta mode, and I'm sure I've not even scratched the surface.

Wow book much? See what happens when you scrcpy and use a full keyboard lol thank you so much for even reading this honestly I've had a lot of fun nerding with android 4.4 - 5.1.1
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
Amen btw!!! Grew up in the church was their pianist for years!
[General Questions and Answers] QkTreasures:
To God Be The Honor, Glory & Praise. He is the God of More Than Enough. El Shaddi.
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
Turns out you can read the whole line if you attempt a backup. Pretty sure the phone_encrypted and force_raw lines don't belong but I don't have access without root to fix it (do I??) the device has a pin and a lock screen I'm baffled
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Yeah, that's pretty much what I was talking about. If you flash the TWRP,one not for your device worse situation, but hopefully it just wouldn't flash. But to boot into the recovery.img and it doesn't work.no more harm no fault!!!
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Just the wrong device tree, for the device.
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
What are your thoughts concerning the fastboot commands? I did try then on the 22 (tablet 1) and they don't work to the extreme that they manage to completely destroy the user data partition and you have to spflash tool the poor thing to get it back. It's file system is different than the 22b. The 22b says it's ext4 the 22 says ubifs? Which doesn't work with fastboot format apparently. I'd fall over faint to have tablet 3 working proper its data partition indeed needs a good scrubbing there's multiple folders in there for multiple apps Com.google.chrome-1 right up to dash 6. I can only see them tho can't delete its maddening!! Lol the odd thing is it's kinda nice to run a factory reset and NOT have to reinstall all your apps lol
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Bro,Sis I don't understand, well kinda, The problem most run in to with this tablet and other's like it comes after rooting. That being said,userdata partition is irrelevant, If you use Google, Big bro back's that up. The problem comes from a corrupt system partition. If you have data, personal, not in Google, that can only be saved through SP or rooting.but you do know bro has it just not for you 😂, so this to much already, but in short,lol it was another manufacturer a Qube tablet, with firmware that get you up and running, EXTREMELY BUGGY, but it worked somewhat. Once again the Old is s New. Oh yeah, you stated as long as it doesn't brick it. REALLY you tap build number, now you are a developer,GOd got you!!!!
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
So sorry for any confusion :) "Once again the old is new" was saying my 3rd "old' tablet (a w22b) is actually "new." Only purchased that one a few months ago, as far as I know it's still stock. I haven't done anything to it beyond running multiple recoveries. If anyone used it before me, they took incredibly good care of it as there's not a mark on it. This is the one that seems to have an issue with the stock recovery and can't wipe user installed apps.

The first of my three tablets (a w22), was revived using an image for the Cube (Qube) device and you are correct it's buggy. This tablet is the mystery because it didn't have 4.4, it had 5.1. It went black, and I brought it back with the Cube image to 4.4.

The second tablet (a w22b), is in meta mode. Long story short, I thought #1 was a w22b, I bought #2 hoping to pull firmware for number #1, #2 slipped into meta mode some how during read back and hasn't booted since, found #3 but I'm afraid to attempt anything on it because I've already got #2 broken, and #1 works but not at all like it used to be.

I really don't want #3 rooted, at all, I just wanted to pull its firmware to revive #2, and have #1 for testing purposes. Without root, I haven't found a way to pull #3's firmware so I just use it as stock, and #1 I test and play with. I have all three images from here, (28, 31, 38) that i've mix n matched for #1 with various success but absolutely nothing i've tried to flash to #2 has any effect. There just isn't an image available for the w22b's, and I've already softbricked #2 trying to get one.
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
wrong device tree? what has the wrong tree? the messed up stock recovery of tablet #3, or the twrp.img that won't fastboot boot recovery.img?
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
TWRP img if not for compiled for device, more than likely won't work. TWRP usually "device specific"!
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Wheeee ,brings back memories,lol . You have a lot going on with these. All I can really tell you is, and I know no one listens to this. I know I don't, if you can't get the original firmware, don't unlock bootloader or root, can be stuck. That's pretty much where we left at. DISCONTINUED. good luck 🤞
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
Thank you so much my friend for listening to my ramblings lol and yes it's been quite a debacle with these 3 tablets. As the lord giveth and taketh away, he giveth this time 😊 I have great news!!!

It seems tablets 3s user data partition filled itself and then self distrusted, it restarted and did a recovery itself, only this time, for the first time since I bought it 4 months ago, it did it right!!!! Data partition was WIPED and I have all my space back, googles updated, my apps are installed and there's a gig to spare!

Life is good 😊
[General Questions and Answers] leetree2001:
Amen
[General Questions and Answers] Xactot:
Hey all, been like... 9-10 years since I've been active on this thread. TBH I forgot ALOT of what I knew back then, but I noticed people have continued to periodically send requests for access to the dumchar and other stuff I once uploaded to my GDrive. Didn't think things were still ongoing with this project. Anywho, I'm rather curious what's the state of the project. I can't get a read on it based off the latest posts. It seems a lot of people can't root their tablets. I'm honestly not quite sure how I managed to root mine, at least I can't recall anymore since it's been years.

I currently I just know that I have successful root access using SuperSU.

When I pull up the recovery system it appears I have stock recovery, since it says

Android system recovery <3e>

RCT6773W22-ANDROID4.4.2-1401-V28-V1.6.1

Guess I lucked out by rooting without trying to flash a recovery :unsure:

In any case, if I can be of help to someone by providing some of my files or something like that, lemme know! I'll try to help out. Oh, and happy new year all. :)
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
Happy new year! Thanks so much for replying!

Firstly, I am by no means a developer eh. I am just a self-taught nerdy Canadian with far too much time lol. I have one w22, and two w22b's. My w22 went black a year ago, I was left with no choice but to blindly fiddle with Sp flash tools. I've managed to get it to work using a combination of downloads from here and an image for a cube device. Needless to say, my tablet is not what it was.

It needs its preloader and I have yet to find one working other than the cube one.

Tablet #2, a w22b, sits on my desk in a coma. It's stuck in meta mode.

Tablet #3, also w22b, is fully stock and for two weeks now has been working beautifully. I haven't tried to pull anything from #3 to revive #2, I'm afraid of breaking #3.

My w22 however is a bit of a unicorn, meaning everything I have read says it was android 4, but mine had 5. I know this for certain. But I'd be happy enough to have it working with 4.
[General Questions and Answers] Xactot:
Oh goodness, to be quite hoenst, I'm not so sure how I could be of help with those then. I feel like I got lucky getting the W22 rooted with Iroot back in the day, but didn't risk trying to install a custom recovery or anything like that. It's running supersu just fine with titanium backup and rom toolbox. Honestly if you have a working device your best bet all these years later would prob be to try one of the automatic root programs and cross your fingers. Other than that, considering the age and low level market for the device, I would definetely consider getting another tablet with better support or ease of modding. Sorry I can't be of more help. I'm honestly just thankful my device still works. I don't use it very much these days but its nice to have around.
[General Questions and Answers] AdamLeander:
HA! No help? You, my new friend, have been FAR more helpful than you realize without even trying! LOL I'm not kidding!

So, aside from these three RCA tablets, I have a Sony Tablet S running Android ICS, had it for years, still stock, tried many many times to root it, no success. THREE MINUTES after reading your message, I had it rooted and supersu running perfectly!!! I've done many a search on google for one click root apps and have NEVER come across iRoot before. Worked like a charm!

As for the RCA's, tablet one may not be what it used to be, but it does run VLC and streams episodes from my home network no problem. Tablet three is currently working beautifully and is still stock. I have several ways to make tablet one work, and using it and tablet two for testing I may figure out something to get number two somewhat functional again. I have already formatted (yes, bootloader and all!!!) tablet one, flashed the stock cube image, and used iRoot to root it. Honestly it was a whole lot easier using iRoot than how I did it the first time. If tablet three gives me any grief in future or I get bored one day I have the iRoot apk I downloaded backed up and can try rooting it when I'm ready.

I have a question for your tho if you wouldn't mind....the w22's have 19 partitions, the w22b's have 20. There is an FRP partition before the Android system partition. Would that in any way prevent the iRoot app from working or cause anything to go wrong? I'm pretty sure this is one of the reasons the TWRP I have that works on the w22 will not "fastboot boot recovery.img" on the w22b. The device tree doesn't match (someone mentioned that above).

I'm not exactly wanting to perm-root the new w22b anyway, I'd be happy enough to gain root access long enough to debloat it, and add some of my user apps as system apps. The w22b has a 2gb system partition and 1.4gb of that is just empty space, sitting there laughing at me.

Again, THANK YOU so much for leading me to iRoot :)

Adam