[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rocketero:
I am also getting the same message when I try to flash the recovery image.

the orginal recovery image, which by the way I extracted, can be pulled from the coby with the command:

cat /dev/block/mtdblock6 > /mnt/sdcard/origial-recovery.img

the size of this original recovery image is around 10MB. The cynogenmod recovery image I downloaded from this thread is around 5MB in size (named recovery.img). I know that's not the issue for getting this error, but so far I haven't been able to find the solution, and not new recovery image has been flashed.

At this point I have the device rooted, One Note is that Z4root apk didn't root this coby_mid7015 I have, I have to use SuperOneClick v2.3.3 to get it rooted as the Z4root apk failed to do it. This tablet came already with Android 2.3.3 preintalled.

Also I switeched the NAND SDCARD (4GB in size) that was mounting in /sdcard This is the one that came with the original Coby Mid7015, .. I replaced it with a 16GB microSDcard by changing the mounting point for the real SDcard

To that point one only has to edit the /system/etc/vold.fstab file (with root privileges) the following 2 lines: (don't forget to first save the original vold.fstab with another name so just in case...)

dev_asec_mount nand /mnt/sdcard auto /devices/virtual/block/ndda
dev_mount sdcard /mnt/sdcard/tflash auto /devices/platform/tcc-mmc0.0/mmc_host/mmc0

change the above 2 lines with these ones:

dev_mount sdcard /mnt/sdcard auto /devices/platform/tcc-mmc0.0/mmc_host/mmc0
dev_asec_mount nand /mnt/sdcard/tflash auto /devices/virtual/block/ndda]

it's just changing the mount point for the real sdcard, after rebooting you should have /sdcard with the size of the real SDcard, in my case 16GB in size.

So if anyone reading this thread find a solution to the original commnet on this post on how to bypass that error for FLASH_IMAGE RECOVERY /SDCARD/RECOVERY.IMG please let us know how to solve it so we can boot into cynogenmod RECOVERY and flash the gapps to get the google store going. ..

THANKS.

UPDATE and SOLUTION:

For me the solution to he problem of "flash_image recovery recovery.img" giving an error message of [1] Signal Stopped, was to find a cyanogenmod zip file for the recovery and placing this zip file in /sdcard as update.zip, then booting into STOCK RECOVERY and flashing this update.zip from it.

The update.zip for Kyros MID7015 can be found here: http://androtab.info/cyanogenmod/telechips/, it's about half the page in there and has the name of: KYROS7015GB-recovery-signed (copy this file to /sdcard as update.zip)

After flashing this recovery I tested it and did a cyanogenmod backup without a hitch.

The GAPPS for google market also didn't work, the file gapps-passion-EPE54B-signed.zip when it was applied from cyanogenmod recovery it was giving the error: Amend scripting (update-script) is no longer supported snip Please switch to Edify scripting snip.. Then the Solution was to find a gapps that work with MID7015 (Android 2.3.3) and that app was find here, under CyanogenMod 7.0.x at the middle of the page: http://gadgetsdairy.com/2013/06/04/google-gapps-download-gapps-for-android/ the file is called: gapps-gb-20110307-signed.zip and when applied from cyanogenmod recovery it works fine, and after rebooting you'll get the regular google signup page.

This GAPPS are updated to the new Google Store after a few close and reopening of the Market. So don't worry if the first time you open the market it shows like old.

MY NEXT PROJECT: will be modifying the boot.img and making dispositions to mount /DATA partition to a second partition on the real SDcard formatted as ext4. I did a similar project with Lepan 2 (TC979) (the project did work for this Lepan2 tablet, and can be found here, needs login first: http://forum.androidlife.co/thread-1178.html)

The reason for this project, is that at the present time, /DATA partition (NAND partition) is only 241 MB in total size, and depending on some apps one have installed or the ones that come preinstalled you have around 150MB of free space to install new apps, not giving you much room for anything, so if this gets accomplished one could have a 4GB of even more out of a let's say 16GB microSDcard, with that one could install so many apps... So I will come back here when I have accomplished some steps, the first and most critical is editing the boot.img image and creating a new boot image that works and have the correct changes.

As an aside note, this tablet cost me $39.99 refurbished but as new at DailySteals , a real bargain

Best regards, Peace !

My Final Report is I Successful Mounted /DATA on a second partition on the SDcard formatted as EXT3 ... I stood away from using scripts (like int2ext, mount2sd, link2sd, etc,), instead I went directly to the source, editing the boot.img image and changing the default.prop and init.rc files to place the commands to mount /data to /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 where the ext3 partition on the micro_sdcard is located. At first did some testing using the command:

[/code]fastboot -i 0x18d1 boot new.boot.img[/code]

this command upload the new.boot.img into memory and stays in memory just while the tablet is powered on, it doesn't stick once the tablet is powered off.

and finally when the right boot.img was ready to flash I used the command:

[/code]fastboot -i 0x18d1 flash boot new.boot.img[/code]

If anyone is interested on this new.boot.img let me know .. or the instructions on how to create one on your own.

Best REgards!.