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[Miscellaneous Android Development] lokiz1:
How is it ?

This is just insane, is it true it has been updated ?! First of all i have to save i love my A7600F. Sound is good,picture quality also is good but it`s not so good in sunlight. However, it`s sucks this day it has been slow and it`s so much creepy bloatware !! But i think it`s unnecessarily to buy a new one.

For an middle age nooby swedish guy like me, with limited previous knowledge, is it just read and follow the instructions from the brilliant thel2dab ?? How hard can it be ?! Failure have i done before.....

You guys who has done the update, how is it ?? Does it work smooth,bloatware and so on ??

What is the difference ??

Sincerly

Lokiz
[Miscellaneous Android Development] matt_simpson:
Yes follow the instructions in the first post. The tablet works better than ever
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Almironi:
this one better?

http://sandipsky.blogspot.co.at/2017/10/lineage-os-141android-nougat-712-for.html
[Miscellaneous Android Development] VinBenzin810:
Any device trees / vendors ATM for Nougat. I think no i know it there isnt nothing there
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SaberShip:
Success Nougat for A7600-F

Looks like this one has been properly modified for the older kernels. Initial port to the A7600-F boots up and has only a few issues. I'll keep working on this over the weekend to fix some bugs, and get us a stable android 7.1.2 for this tablet! :D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Anurag07:
https://xdaforums.com/android/development/rom-rr-v5-6-8-lenovo-a7600-f-t3696320

Guys do check this RR 5.6.8 marsmallow for Lenovo A7600-F
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SaberShip:
Nougat for A7600-F

Those of you who have been searching for Nougat ROMS I could port, I thank you. Please check out my new Lineage OS 14.1 ROM that I have ported here and let me know what you think!

https://xdaforums.com/android/development/rom-lineage-os-14-1-lenovo-a7600-f-t3700917
[Miscellaneous Android Development] xfordu62:
need helps

hello,

i wrote here because i can't root my tablet lenovo a7600-f with kingoroot.

I tried 3 times, but operation stopped à 33% with root failed.

i tried other root tools like framaroot without success.

i used kingoroot windows. Is there another solution ?

I can see the device from ubuntu , it's mt6582_phone

thanks in advance for your help
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SaberShip:
Try just kingroot, or older versions of kingoroot and kingroot
[Miscellaneous Android Development] xfordu62:
ok i try

ok i will try
[Miscellaneous Android Development] xfordu62:
so i tried kingroot several times without success.

I found an article talking about iroot/vroot to root MTK devices, and it worked with vroot after several times.

It's very strange because i think vroot includes kingroot. And becareful, vroot includes trojan , grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

now, the tab is rooted and i followed the steps.

CM13 with gapps nano are installed.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Srisri7:
Thank you so much.. You saved my tablet.. I will surely donate you.. Could you please port nougat rom or check the lineage os 14 posted by someone for a7600F really works.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Almironi:
There is working Lineage OS 14.1 ROM by SaberShip already posted above

https://xdaforums.com/android/development/rom-lineage-os-14-1-lenovo-a7600-f-t3700917
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SaberShip:
Hello all, I've ported a new 7.1.2 Rom for the A7600-F.

It has OMS Substratum theme support, runs smoothly, is much more stable, has working GPS, and working FM-Radio!

Check It Out and let me know how it works for you!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] igoforthebest:
Hi All,

My A7600F is stuck on No Command and I cannot get into the OS.

Loading any ROM onto comes up with an error.

As per thel2dab I downloaded SP Flash tool but its asking for scatter file which I cannot find.

Any help to unbrick this tab would be appreciated.

Cheers
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Grennith:
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[Miscellaneous Android Development] tony950:
is this android 6 for the a7600f?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Bambo Luv:
Help pls :/

First of all, Thanks a bunch for all the work put into this!

I've successfully installed CM 13 on my A7600- F.

For a week or so, all worked fine.

Battery was draining way faster then before for some reason but I could live with that.

Then, after not being near the thing for a day or two, I realize that it has been boot looping itself to death!

I tried to charge, but charging is slower then the drain of the constant looping.

Tried turning it off to get get some juice in and eventually I managed to get into recovery and wipe the device.

That didn't help. Any ideas of what can I do to get out of the loop or alternatively install another rom?

Cheers and thanks again!

---------- Post added at 12:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:35 PM ----------

Is it still working for you?

Got into the SAME situation out of the blue. Was reluctant to re install as i suspected that the ROM is at fault, but if re installing helped you i'd love to know!

thanks!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] AfterShöcK90:
I actually had the problem again some time ago, reading online I found that is a battery problem, to solve it you need to open it, unplug the battery from the main board (is a small ribbon plug, isn't risky at all) and plug it again after some seconds. Then it will receive charge again.

The thing is that there is no way to prevent this and will always happen if you let the tablet shut down by letting it go to 0%
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Badr-aldeen:
I read all 10 pages

I have A7600-H

as far as I know the only different is Sim Card ( 3G Data only)

So if I flash this rom into my tablet will its work or it will brick my device

I search a lot and could not found any custom rom or even custom recovery for A7600-H

if any one know could you lead me to that
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SaberShip:
This is likely a stock kernel problem. When I got my tablet, it was assumed broke because of that problem (It was completely stock android), but I managed to repair it by trying some different chargers/re-seating the battery connector inside the tablet. Best to not let the tablet sit with a low charge for too long, turn off tablet completely if not going to use it for long.

All I know is that you're correct there are no roms or mentions of people using A7600-F roms/recoveries on the H variant. There are minimal differences physically but the kernels could be much different. Only try to flash an F variant if you really don't care if it bricks your H variant.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Badr-aldeen:
I DO care not to break my tablet because I do not have enough cash right now

and also my experience in Flashing is not all ended well

especially this tablet which does not even have Stock rom over her in XDA
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SaberShip:
Sorry, friend. I would definitely not flash anything on it then. :( Maybe some day someone will get a-hold of one and try making some ports for this device and then those with the H variant will get a newer ROM.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Badr-aldeen:
my friend this tablet is from 2014 ( 4 years old )

So no one will ever think of doing anything new to this tablet

Unfortunately I will stay with this Tablet until I have enough cash I use it only to watch youtube and root by kingroot

but now all I want is Stock Rom with working flashtool all I could find is russian links with some roms of this tablet
[Miscellaneous Android Development] zaq21wsx:
I'm sorry to hear that

I have the very same problem with my A7600-H

Have you tried ROMs from here?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Badr-aldeen:
No I did not

As I said before I do not have much experience ( I bricked my first android in 2012 after try to root ) in flashing

especially with this tablet and flash tools (I used samsung tools much easier)

I root it using kingroot and replace it with supersu

and delete some system apps that was not necessary and change boring launcher into Nova

that's the best I could did it

but I did not try to flash new rom or even do Factory reset after 4 years of use :D:D:D:D

I search a lot to find any custom ROM because Kitkat is become boring after all these years of useage

but NO I could not find any thing

I just use the links from that russian forum to keep copy of Stock ROM just in case
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kennywild:
back to stock

HEy, i flashed this rom succesfully, so a big thanx for that. but there is one problem thou. Youtube arent working as it should.

My son says it was more smooth before. Anyhow, have you any idea how to install an original firmware. I searched but i only come up With bloatwaresites. I would appriciate any help. Its an old thread, but maby there is someone out there to help :)

THX

Kenny
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Hemuli:
Does it only not work if 720p60 quality is used? I suggest using a better YouTube app, like Newpipe, where you are able to select 720p instead of 720p60. Or just watching everything on 480p.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kennywild:
Ok thx, i might Try that
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ahmad88jo:
Hey thanks for your work,

I have a question I have the 7600H which basically the same but with 3g support and iam fully aware that this ROM is not for my tablet;

I have mine rooted via kingroot app but when I tried to install twarp the tablet just got a message wrong kernel and the system will shutdown in X sec....

I've managed to reflash the stock recovery then tried to flash the recovery via fastboot and via the sp tool but the result is the same ;

Could you check please my tablet info within the attachment.

Thanks in all cases and keep up the gd work :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jahfry:
Umm. Wow. I just dug out my old tablet and was wondering if I was going to scrap it or keep it.

I remember there being a bunch of confusion (on my part) back when I was first rooting my tablet because Lenovo re-used the A7600 AND A-10 designations.

I have the A7600-f / A10-70. No SIM, just ye olde WiFi. Is this the correct model to use with this ROM?

Either way, thanks for keeping these old things up to date :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ferrvittorio:
Hi, which Nano Gapps for this? ARM what android version number
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Andi.Y:
original bluetooth keyboard

Heyho!

Because of the understandable description of the OP, I successfully changed my A7600F to CM13 yesterday. Many thanks for your work. But with Android 6 I have the problem, that the Bluetooth keyboard, which originally came with the tablet, is not recognized anymore. It didn't show up in the list of Bluetooth devices before, but it was connected automatically. I guess it's a proprietary Lenovo connection, isn't it? Any chance to get the keyboard up and running? Maybe SaberShip's 7.0.1 ROM?

Cheers!

Andy
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Dimi72:
Would this rom work on the A5500F, which has the same CPU?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] SaberShip:
Could be a bug with the bluetooth driver in this build, but not sure.

No, unfortunately the kernel would be different among other hardware things.

This rom is only for the A7600-F even the A7600-H will not work due to a different kernel and a modem for sim card etc..
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Encjon:
Thank you man works realy fine :D you save my life with this.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo General] henvanvo:
hi guys selling my x7501 , i love this machine but need something smaller, more pocketable. thinking about getting the imate ultimate. 9/10 quality, no scratches on the unit at all . minor scratches on the keyboard. i travel between las vegas and edmonton canada so i can send it to either place. selling for 725 , ill try to post some pics in a bit
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bwrona91:
Last night i tried to root my phone. I installed twrp, supersu, and everything needed, but supersu was not working and put my phone in a bootloop. I got out of that and tried to restore my phone to before i did anything, but it wouldnt let me. I then stupidly installed crDroid, which worked, but now i cant get any cellular service, which defeats the purpose of having a cell phone. I wiped my phone and tried to install a stock firmware multiple times that was correct for my phone, but that didnt seem to work in twrp either. I tried to adb sideload, but i'm too stupid to even get the right file name for the stock firmware? i need seirous help so i can have my phone back. I dont even want to root anymore.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohanmane3:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMan9cIuPWM

http://xdaforums.com/2015-moto-g/general/guide-fastboot-flashing-factory-t3187750

follow this or

http://xdaforums.com/2015-moto-g/development/rom-stock-motorola-6-0-1-rom-optimized-t3355938
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ExaHamza:
When you're rooting stock, remember do not wipe cache and dalvick partitions after root and before first boot
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] santo_007:
For resetting to stock goto

1)recovery

wipe menu --> advanced tick all the options except sdcard

Then reboot to bootloader

Flashing Firmware

http://xdaforums.com/2015-moto-g/general/index-moto-g-factory-firmware-images-t3169639

here you can find the firmware and download it(size will vary but greater than 600Mb).If you cannot find firmware just pm me and i will give you the correct link.

Procedure for flashing -->

http://xdaforums.com/2015-moto-g/general/guide-fastboot-flashing-factory-t3187750

will installing super su use version

https://download.chainfire.eu/751/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.62-3-20151211162651.zip?retrieve_file=1
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cupcake 1.5:
You cannot just flash SuperSU on stock marshmallow, it will boot loop you. What you need to do is, go into advanced tab in twrp and enter the terminal and write this before flashing SuperSU zip

echo SYSTEMLESS=true>> /data/.supersu

This will move root to data and avoid the boot loop :)

http://xdaforums.com/2015-moto-g/general/root-how-to-root-moto-g-2015-android-t3320113

Use the supersu version attached in this link.
[Android Head-Units] checksum123:
I am really thinking about going this route.

With all the issues surrounding these headunits, why not get an android tablet which will cost about the same or a little more and install it as your head unit. You can then use an amp for the sound.

I mean what can these head unit do that an android tablet cannot do?

The tablet are much brighter, have more power (cpu) and memory.

I already have an android head unit that was made for my car, all I will have to do is remove the screen and attach the android tablet screen to it, et voila.

Your thoughts?

http://www.androidauthority.com/tablet-car-dash-install-631519/
[Android Head-Units] doitright:
Well,.....

1) power on and off with the ignition switch.

2) relay a bluetooth phone call

3) 4 speakers

4) If I cared enough, I could think of at least a dozen more.

Oh, you think you want to hack those into a tablet? So youre going to end up overwhelming your USB2 OTG port, add a bunch of flaky USB connections, a 16 port usb hub, and then all the software to run it all? Good luck with your "issue free" tablet.

Oh, as for your "brighter, have more power (cpu) and memory." --- uh..... nope.

The video is talking about a Nexus 7. The Nexus 7 2013 had... APQ8064 (a bit weaker than the Intel x3-c3230RK in new head units), 2 GB RAM (the SAME as the new head units), and sorry, but no, the screen brightness of a Nexus 7 is nothing special.

Another thing that will happen with that Nexus 7, is when you're running your GPS NAV program, it will actually DEPLETE the battery, and eventually SHUT DOWN. It will burn more power than the charger supplies.

If you're really interested in the chewing gum and duct tape solution (like the velcro and sticky tape the video site was talking about), then this is for you; http://www.redgreen.com/
[Android Head-Units] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
You are by far the biggest troll I've come across in quite some time. Congratulations :highfive:
[Android Head-Units] checksum123:
Lol, he sounds very discouraging and negative, doesn't he?

It can be done, but it is going to be challenging for a seemless integration. Every feature of these head unit can be accomplished with a tablet, all the tools are there, and lots of ressources available online.

Nexus 7 is old, I am talking about the newer tablets on the market.

I came across that page and it made me wonder why not. If I go this route, it will probably take me some time, but I am sure at the end I will have a great head unit. These head unit are nothing more than modified tablet made for your car.
[Android Head-Units] checksum123:
I am thinking of the iWork 11 tablet on aliexpress, they will make a perfect candidate, dual boot android or win10, Intel atom 4x core, 4gb/64gb, usb OTG, seperate dc charger so you can use the usb for other things, mini hdmi, etc...

Aliexpress and search for iwork 11.

I am sure you can hack them to make a perfect head unit. I will keep researching on them
[Android Head-Units] lowridincrew,:
Actually, I am. I had the Joying double din and wasn't satisfied. This is the plan.

I bought a Kenwood Mechless Single Din. Fiberglassing a slider kit over the top. Using a Nexus 7 to handle all the content via Bluetooth or USB control.

The plus is I have 6 channels from the single din with a crossover built in, I retained my steering wheel controls and have some extra controls over sound.
[Android Head-Units] CadillacMike:
with the newer Joying 2GB of RAM Intel units, I dont think a tablet is worth it at this point. with my old MTCD it was pretty laggy, and I was considering it, but at this point, the new Joying is pretty quick, supports microsd card, etc.
[Android Head-Units] mwrutherford:
I think it depends on what you want it to do. Some aspects of a car stereo/GPS unit are harder to duplicate on a tablet installed in a car than others. I really considered it. But, eventually decided against it and went with a Joying head unit. In particular, I couldn't think of a clean way to handle 4 speaker volume fading from the tablet interface. I ended up with a Joying JY-UL135. It's a 1 GB model based on an older processor, and can be a little laggy immediately after boot and if you run some arbitrary apps. The Swiftkey keyboard seemed to really make it lag. But, for the music apps and navigation, it works pretty well. The bulitin MP3 app doesn't seem to handle playlists. It is also Android 5.1.1. But, it was less that $270.

One thing about putting anything Android in the car that needs to be considered, is how you handle your Google account. If you don't have some way to secure the login, or don't want to log in every time you get in the car, a head unit will leave your Google account completely exposed if the unit is stolen or someone else uses your car. Of course, the same thing is possible with you phone or tablet, but for some reason, I'm more concerned with the ability to protect the head unit.

I considered making a new Google account for the head unit that wouldn't compromise my entire world if it were compromised. But, I decided that I just don't leave the head unit logged in to Google. I only log it in to update something from the play store.
[Android Head-Units] CadillacMike:
if you use Android Device Manager, you should be able to wipe that device if someone steals the headunit. you would have to wait until they connect to wifi, but it is something
[Android Head-Units] mwrutherford:
Yes. I thought about that. I just decided that for me, leaving it logged out felt the best. I don't use it for email or social media. So, leaving it logged out only impacts play store updates for me so far.

People just need to be aware of it and decide how they want to handle security. Actually, the same goes for phones and tablets. Many people have no security lock on their phones. Phones and tablets don't get left in mall parking lots for hours though.
[Android Head-Units] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
Well, for those that have followed my indecision around these units lately, I've decided to run the Tablet route for a little while. I hope to continue working on a more permanent install based around an SBC (Inforce 6540), but it's going to take a lot of my time to get up and running .. something I don't have a lot of these days.

I have a Nexus 9 that barely gets used, so I went and bought an inexpensive JVC media headunit that supports bluetooth. I needed something 'mechless' so that I could recess the unit in the dash a bit, and leave room for a nice tablet holder/slot/etc. While I'm gather the rest of the cables (Need some OTG & Charging stuff), I'll just velcro it to the dash. Hopefully within a week or so, I'll have something a little cleaner.

I'll try to take some photos/videos of what I come up with.

BTW. One of the things that was keeping me from going this route was my back up camera. Ended up buying a cheap USB AV-In dongle that I *hope* will work. I've seen some other posts of people doing this successfully.
[Android Head-Units] CadillacMike:
well for me I use Google Play Music, so my gmail is tied to that, so it stays logged in
[Android Head-Units] leonkernan:
Good luck with that. I've got two of those that look identical with EasyCAP printed on them.

One exposes the camera as a USB webcam the other requires a special Windows driver to work at all.

If you have any problems maybe one of those rear view mirrors with a built in camera screen might be another way to go.
[Android Head-Units] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
Supposedly this is based on a UVC chipset/driver. I popped the case apart and it seems to have the right chipset as indicated by a few apps I've seen in the store.

Wouldn't be the first time I threw chinese electronics in my trash can :)
[Android Head-Units] secured-nor1:
Actually the best bet would be to seperate hardware into two parts. Monitor and CPU.

If you would find a good capacitive 4k monitor you could make a permant install and run windows or android mini pc or whatever os you want.

I bought Pipo X9 dual os tablet for some reason. If the hardware survive I think there wont be any problem when compared to head units/

to me headunits are expensive right now and their screens outdated(there are 4k retina tablets at 150 usd )
[Android Head-Units] checksum123:
I second what you just said, these head unit are so outdated and far behind what is out there right now. Joying just came out with a 2gb/32gb head with an Intel cpu and running 5.1.1. Looks like they are moving in the right direction, but still far behind.

Now you can get an octacore tablet with 3gb/32gb with a high resolution amoled display for around $300 running the latest android. Full integration in your car will not be easy, but it can be done and will take some time to figure everything out, the options are endless if you go this route. Music, bluetooth, backup camera, steering wheel control, radio, etc... all can be integrated within a tablet, but you will have additional components added and you will need to figure out how to put all that together. I have seen many successful android tablet built over at mp3car.

I am really thinking going this route, I just need to figure out how to build a bezel that will fit nicely in my car. And the best part, you will have a lot of fun building everything from scratch and the joy when everything works, you will get a big kick out of it.
[Android Head-Units] Hilari0:
For those who are so worried about the security of the google account, I am pretty sure that the chance of your phone being stolen or lost is much higher than your car being stolen... I wouldn't worry too much about it, just enable safety features or even use Cerberus, and you'll be fine and you'll be able to wipe the device remotely. Another thing is that it's very easy to disable the login from a device in your account settings. Just use 2-step verification, and you're good.