Hi There
I'm fairly new to this android stuff but starting to get my head round some of it, I have a Natpc x210 also known as Kingpad Flytouch 9 I have managed to root it but now there are some things I would like to do
First I would like to back up my original firmware and from what I have read I need to use clockwork but I get an error message when I try and install this saying it isn't compatible with my tablet so does anyone know how I can do a backup of my original firmware (rom).
I would also like to edit the build prop to try and cure the incompatibility of some of the game on Google market, would it be possible for someone to tell me what exactly to edit in the build prop, I have heard of people putting there tablets into a loop and almost bricking them so I want to be sure what I'm doing.
And I would also like to know if there are any custom Roms I could try on this tablet.
Below is the spec
CPU : Rockchip Dual Core (2 x 1.5GHz)
Graphics Processor : 4 x Mali 400 MHz
Touchscreen : 1024 x 600 10-point touch 10.1" CAPACITIVE;
Operating System : Android 4.1.1 JELLY BEAN
Memory : 1GB DDR III / 16GB NAND Flash - upgradeable by Micro SD memory card (max 32GB)
WiFi : 802.11 b/g/n
Connectivity : 1 x Micro SD slot, 1 x AC Jack, 1 x 3.5mm Earphone Jack, 2 x MINI Size USB, 1 x mini HDMI out
Camera : 0.3mp Front facing / 2.0mp rear facing
Android Market / Google Play Store : YES
G Sensor : YES
Dimensions : 253 x 167 x 13mm
Weight :480g
Cheers
Fermec
Hi fermec i don't have any answers for you but wondering if you cold help me i have the same device as you and am trying to root it. Could you post the method you used.,especaly how to get usb driver, thanks
I came across this post for rooting Rockchip 3066 tablets.
How to Root Teclast A10 Dual-core
The tool is all in Chinese but you don't need to read whats happening anyway. The tablet reboots itself twice. After the first reboot I had to hard reset.
These are the steps.
Install app on Windows (7Pro x64)
turn developer mode on device (Sumvision Cyclone Titan 9.7", Rockchip 3066, Mali400, Android 4.0.4)
plug the device in and wait for the tool to recognize it
click the button next to the only english word on the app 'ROOT'
wait a minute or two and the device reboots
i had to hard reset here
turn on device again
after a minute the tablet rebooted
walla, Rooted rockchip 3066 device.
link for Root Tool
http://www.multiupload.nl/5L8T1YRAC6
I have managed to root my tablet (natpc x210) using this method but this is the way had to do it, to get my laptop win xp 32bit to see the tablet i had to install ADB Driver this is a setup file then I attached the laptop put the tablet in usb debug mode, then I started the software and it automatically sees the tablet, then just click root wait for it to finish and that is it rooted,
Worked a treat for me
Fermec
Thanks for reply and links, did all of that wasn't sure about ABD thing so i used morobo ,now my tablet says it's rooted according to a few apps that check for root but the apps i want eg titanium rb sync wont install any thoughts ?. Thanks again for your help
Maybe you need to install busybox to make them run properly?
flytouch 9
omgomg said:
Maybe you need to install busybox to make them run properly?
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I use this metod ,stuff24.de/blog/howto-root-minix-neo-x5-g4-rk3066/
use update 1 ,and install supersu.
Working good For flytouch 9
Is there a custom rom avalible for Natpc x210 also known as Kingpad Flytouch 9
Hello,
I need help with rooting my new device - myPhone l-line. This is typical Chinese phone rebranded by Polish company myPhone. It runs Android 5.1 on MediaTek MT6735M with 1 gigabyte of RAM and 3000mAh battery. I tried everything: oneclickroot, Kingroot (PC and APK), Kingoroot (PC and APK), framaroot (device not supported), towelroot (not vunerable to exploit), 360root, Baiduroot, rootkhp and many other metods and my device seems to have very good security background (i am simply amazed by the way, because this device is low-budget phone, about 80$ in my country) and there is no custom recovery to download. I have Oneplus 2 (previously Oneplus One and Nexus 5) phone as my second device and i am really into changing ROMs, recoveries, rooting and modding Android, but i don't know how to crack this myPhone. If there is no option to root this device, i will be very grateful if someone can tell me how can i remove bloatware without root, because this fone is full of uneccessary aplications, which occupy memory and slow down the phone. This is the only reason i want to root this smartphone. Please help me with rooting or if someone know how to compile custom recovery for this phone, i will be very grateful if someone could post it here, i will probably know how to change stock recovery in this phone to custom one (this device seems to have unlockable bootloader, thus i think that custom recovery can be sent to phone via fastboot). Thank You very much for any help and please forgive me if i make any mistake in this post, English is not my mother language. Below You can find full specs of this phone:
Processor: MediaTek MT6735M
Screen: 480 x 854 px (4,50")
RAM: 1GB
Internal memory: 8GB + microSD support
Dual SIM
Rear camera/front-facing camera: 5MPix/2MPix
LTE baseband support: 800, 1800, 2100 MHz
OS: Android 5.1 Lollipop
version of the baseband: MOLY.LR9.W1444.MD.LWTG.MP.V8.P28,2016/01/05 20:21
kernel: 3.10.65+ [email protected] #1, Tue Jan 5 20:31:51 CST 2016
complilation: L-Line_PL_V1.0.9
Android security patch: 2015-11-01
EDIT: I already unlocked bootloader, then i get scatter and stock recovery.img. If these files are needed to compile custom recovery or to get root access - feel free to PM me, because i can't post external links, but still i can send You these files via e-mail.
Cheers
ZTE Blade Vantage (Z839)
Verizon Wireless (Prepaid)
Specs & Information Guide
The ZTE Blade Vantage (Z839), released by Verizon on October 5, 2017, is a budget smartphone packing a ton of mid to high end features, and is Verizon's very first LTE only smartphone. The Z839 has the following basic specifications:
Android Version: 7.1.1 Nougat
CPU Platform: Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 (MSM8909)
1.1 GHz Quad Core ARM Cortex A7 (32 Bit)
GPU: Qualcomm Adreno 304
Display: 5.0" TFT (FWVGA) LCD, 196ppi (480x854)
Battery Li-Ion 2500 mAh Removable
23.4h Talk; 312h Standby
Storage: 16GB (Supports up to 256GB external micro SD; OTG USB support)
RAM: 2GB
Weight: 5.29oz (150 g)
Connectivity: Qualcomm X5 LTE Modem
LTE Bands 2, 4, 5, 13 (LTE Cat 4)
Band 2 / 1900MHz (PCS)
Band 4 / 1700MHz (AWS)
Band 5 / 850MHz (Cellular)
Band 13 / 750MHz (Upper 700)
Bluetooth: 4.0
SIM: Nano
Headphone: 3.5mm Jack
Telephony: HD Voice; VoLTE; WiFi Calling
Camera 8MP Rear; 2MP Front
As to the filesystem of this device, the Z839 operates on an SD/eMMC partition type. The 16GB eMMC is comprised of a 3.5GB /system partition, a 2GB /cache partition, and an 8.7GB /userdata partition, all formatted by way of the ext4 file system. In addition, the eMMC is formatted with 27 additional partitions for various system and radio firmware functions (/modem, /boot, /recovery, etc.).
Initial inspection of the Z839 indicates that, following Verizon's typical policy, the bootloader is locked. I have not yet explored possible exploits or manufacturer support forums for unlocking the Z839 bootloader. Regarding root access, the Z839 features an Android 7.1 1 Nougat build which does not appear vulnerable to the typical one-click root methods, such as KingRoot or KingoRoot. Thus, in theory, and by a plethora of personal experience, it will be almost imperative, in order to gain root access of the stock OS, to unlock the Z839 bootloader. Subsequently, flashing a custom recovery should be possible. Then, a SuperSU or Magisk systemless root package may be installed from custom recovery to achieve superuser access of the stock Nougat ROM.
Because the Z839 is a newly released smartphone (October 5th, 2017), development on the device seems to be in the very early stages. For the price, my personal experience with this phone has been absolutely great. I intend this thread to be a gathering place for interested developers, contributors, and enthusiasts to explore, hypothesize, theorize, and eventually develop custom recoveries, ROMs, kernels, etc., for the ZTE Blade Vantage (Z839).
Oh hell yea !!!
MotoJunkie01 said:
ZTE Blade Vantage (Z839)
Verizon Wireless (Prepaid)
Specs & Information Guide
The ZTE Blade Vantage (Z839), released by Verizon on October 5, 2017, is a budget smartphone packing a ton of mid to high end features, and is Verizon's very first LTE only smartphone. The Z839 has the following basic specifications:
Android Version: 7.1.1 Nougat
CPU Platform: Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 (MSM8909)
1.1 GHz Quad Core ARM Cortex A7 (32 Bit)
GPU: Qualcomm Adreno 304
Display: 5.0" TFT (FWVGA) LCD, 196ppi (480x854)
Battery Li-Ion 2500 mAh Removable
23.4h Talk; 312h Standby
Storage: 16GB (Supports up to 256GB external micro SD)
RAM: 2GB
Weight: 5.29oz (150 g)
Connectivity: Qualcomm X5 LTE Modem
LTE Bands 2, 4, 5, 13 (LTE Cat 4)
Band 2 / 1900MHz (PCS)
Band 4 / 1700MHz (AWS)
Band 5 / 850MHz (Cellular)
Band 13 / 750MHz (Upper 700)
Bluetooth: 4.0
SIM: Nano
Headphone: 3.5mm Jack
Telephony: HD Voice; VoLTE; WiFi Calling
Camera 8MP Rear; 2MP Front
As for the partition index/filesystem, the Z839 operates on an SD/eMMC partition type. The 16GB eMMC is comprised of a 3.5GB /system partition, a 2GB /cache partition, and an 8.7GB /userdata partition, all formatted by way of the ext4 file system. In addition, the eMMC is formatted with 27 additional partitions for various system and radio firmware functions (/modem, /boot, /recovery, etc.).
Initial inspection of the Z839 indicates that, following Verizon's typical policy, the bootloader is locked. I have not yet explored possible exploits or manufacturer support forums for unlocking the Z839 bootloader. Regarding root access, the Z839 features an Android 7.1 1 Nougat build which does not appear vulnerable to the typical one-click root methods, such as KingRoot or KingoRoot. Thus, in theory, and by a plethora of personal experience, it will be almost imperative, in order to gain root access of the stock OS, to unlock the Z839 bootloader. Subsequently, flashing a custom recovery should be possible. Then, a SuperSU or Magisk systemless root package may be installed from custom recovery to achieve superuser access of the stock Nougat ROM.
Because the Z839 is a newly released smartphone (October 5th, 2017), development on the device seems to be in the very early stages. For the price, my personal experience with this phone has been absolutely great. I intend this thread to be a gathering place for interested developers, contributors, and enthusiasts to explore, hypothesize, theorize, and eventually develop custom recoveries, ROMs, kernels, etc., for the ZTE Blade Vantage (Z839).
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OK I don't Have the Device Yet...
BUT I am here and Team_Astr4y4L's Got your back!
Brother If you need anything from us over here you just name it and we're on it !!
Attention XDA Take notice; you have in your presence the Koolest Tower-climbing Rom developer I know !! If it can be done @MotoJunkie01 with the help of his Friends will make it reality !!!
@MotoJunkie01 Brother we will be watching this closely...
you know how we feel Over here about Big-Red ... LOL
Astr4y4L
Team_Astr4y4L
As always, your continued support and assistance are beyond value. By the way, you may know the answer to this. I have a new BLU Studio M4 with a Spreadtrum sp7731 processor. I'm having trouble finding proper USB drivers for my Windows 10 PC. Are you familiar with this chipset?
MotoJunkie01 said:
As always, your continued support and assistance are beyond value. By the way, you may know the answer to this. I have a new BLU Studio M4 with a Spreadtrum sp7731 processor. I'm having trouble finding proper USB drivers for my Windows 10 PC. Are you familiar with this chipset?
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you can try to follow this Here
https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-827.html
it deals with
[Tutorial] How to manually install Spreadtrum USB drivers on a Windows PC
wow copy past was kinda size-crazy there ...LOL
but it's dated Oct 2013
but again,
it references in first paragraph
Disable driver signature verification enforcement if using a Windows 7, 8, 8.1 or 10 PC (see https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-752.html )
SO maybe this will work for you Bro.
IDK not familiar with the platform personally but I do Know
WINDOWS-BLOW's ..
noticed that it's also used in several of the newer Samsung devices also...
Astr4y4L said:
you can try to follow this Here
https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-827.html
it deals with
[Tutorial] How to manually install Spreadtrum USB drivers on a Windows PC
wow copy past was kinda size-crazy there ...LOL
but it's dated Oct 2013
but again,
it references in first paragraph
Disable driver signature verification enforcement if using a Windows 7, 8, 8.1 or 10 PC (see https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-752.html )
SO maybe this will work for you Bro.
IDK not familiar with the platform personally but I do Know
WINDOWS-BLOW's ..
noticed that it's also used in several of the newer Samsung devices also...
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Thank you. Yes that did work. Disabling kernel signing was necessary on my Windows 10 (64 bit) setup first.
Well I tried.
Okies so I did actually try to unlock the bootloader. I plugged it in then used the
Code:
adb devices
command, it showed up so then after trying
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
it just booted regularly. So I decided to use
Code:
adb reboot recovery
, it went into recovery mode. But when I tried
Code:
fastboot devices
nothing happened. I then tried to put it in to bootloader mode using the key combo and still
Code:
fastboot devices
did not do anything so this leads me to believe that for some reason the fastboot command doesn't recognise that there is anything attached. Not sure where to go from there, so I am calling it a night for now. I will likely try again sometime tomorrow or the next day as I have them off. Good luck to anyone who tries after this post.
Ubervillin said:
Okies so I did actually try to unlock the bootloader. I plugged it in then used the command, it showed up so then after trying it just booted regularly. So I decided to use , it went into recovery mode. But when I tried nothing happened. I then tried to put it in to bootloader mode using the key combo and still did not do anything so this leads me to believe that for some reason the fastboot command doesn't recognise that there is anything attached. Not sure where to go from there, so I am calling it a night for now. I will likely try again sometime tomorrow or the next day as I have them off. Good luck to anyone who tries after this post.
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Yeah, just like LG, ZTE oftentimes disables fastboot mode on their devices, making it all the more difficult -- if not nearly impossible -- to unlock the bootloader or achieve systemless root. If I can find stock firmware for the Z839, I will try to reverse engineer the boot chain, and try to find a workaround to get into fastboot.
Hello I have the ZTE Blade Vantage (z839) and when I click activate account on Message+ it says please wait starting service for like a second and goes off. It never activates. Please help
Hey @MotoJunkie01,
Any more news on this device?
Team Astr4y4L's looking at it again.
I'm doing Gofer Work.
@MotoJunkie01
How far is the development going on for this device and also does any know how to root this device?
from what I can tell Root will require some sort of exploit to unlock the bootloader.
it's msm8909 so there may be a firehose file for another zte msm8909 device and that may let us play with QFIL and QXDM.
I am digging everywhere trying to just find a stock firmware file for it. and coming up empty
George_Jetson said:
from what I can tell Root will require some sort of exploit to unlock the bootloader.
it's msm8909 so there may be a firehose file for another zte msm8909 device and that may let us play with QFIL and QXDM.
I am digging everywhere trying to just find a stock firmware file for it. and coming up empty
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Yeah, due to its locked down bootloader and lack of factory images, development has failed to get off the ground for this device. Shame too, it has great specs for a budget smartphone. I'm pretty sure there are some available firehose files for the Qualcomm chipset. I had the same thoughts. If the stock boot image could be patched for systemless root, there is a chance we could push the patched boot image with QFIL. But where to get stock images is the key.
Hi, ZTE BLADE VANTAGE only comes w/ LTE Mobile Network Settings. I'd like to know if it's going to be posible in the future to change this option to Global Setting (and how?) so it could be use internationally. Thanks..
MotoJunkie01 said:
ZTE Blade Vantage (Z839)
Verizon Wireless (Prepaid)
Specs & Information Guide
The ZTE Blade Vantage (Z839), released by Verizon on October 5, 2017, is a budget smartphone packing a ton of mid to high end features, and is Verizon's very first LTE only smartphone. The Z839 has the following basic specifications:
Android Version: 7.1.1 Nougat
CPU Platform: Qualcomm Snapdragon 210 (MSM8909)
1.1 GHz Quad Core ARM Cortex A7 (32 Bit)
GPU: Qualcomm Adreno 304
Display: 5.0" TFT (FWVGA) LCD, 196ppi (480x854)
Battery Li-Ion 2500 mAh Removable
23.4h Talk; 312h Standby
Storage: 16GB (Supports up to 256GB external micro SD; OTG USB support)
RAM: 2GB
Weight: 5.29oz (150 g)
Connectivity: Qualcomm X5 LTE Modem
LTE Bands 2, 4, 5, 13 (LTE Cat 4)
Band 2 / 1900MHz (PCS)
Band 4 / 1700MHz (AWS)
Band 5 / 850MHz (Cellular)
Band 13 / 750MHz (Upper 700)
Bluetooth: 4.0
SIM: Nano
Headphone: 3.5mm Jack
Telephony: HD Voice; VoLTE; WiFi Calling
Camera 8MP Rear; 2MP Front
As to the filesystem of this device, the Z839 operates on an SD/eMMC partition type. The 16GB eMMC is comprised of a 3.5GB /system partition, a 2GB /cache partition, and an 8.7GB /userdata partition, all formatted by way of the ext4 file system. In addition, the eMMC is formatted with 27 additional partitions for various system and radio firmware functions (/modem, /boot, /recovery, etc.).
Initial inspection of the Z839 indicates that, following Verizon's typical policy, the bootloader is locked. I have not yet explored possible exploits or manufacturer support forums for unlocking the Z839 bootloader. Regarding root access, the Z839 features an Android 7.1 1 Nougat build which does not appear vulnerable to the typical one-click root methods, such as KingRoot or KingoRoot. Thus, in theory, and by a plethora of personal experience, it will be almost imperative, in order to gain root access of the stock OS, to unlock the Z839 bootloader. Subsequently, flashing a custom recovery should be possible. Then, a SuperSU or Magisk systemless root package may be installed from custom recovery to achieve superuser access of the stock Nougat ROM.
Because the Z839 is a newly released smartphone (October 5th, 2017), development on the device seems to be in the very early stages. For the price, my personal experience with this phone has been absolutely great. I intend this thread to be a gathering place for interested developers, contributors, and enthusiasts to explore, hypothesize, theorize, and eventually develop custom recoveries, ROMs, kernels, etc., for the ZTE Blade Vantage (Z839).
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Here is the B20 firmware package (Z839V1.0.0B20) it also includes the firehose for this device allowing you to use QPST/MiFlash to restore your device or to flash custom boot.img's among other things.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397895595
Separate download with just the firehose, rawprogram0.xml, patch0.xml
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397895596
I have also uploaded a few other tidbits that aren't super useful but maybe will help someone down the line:
Verizon Repair APN tool (Could be useful if you break something)
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397895588
ZPST for the ZTE MultiDL Tool (Not useful unless you have the ZTE MultiDL Tool)
FRP/Kill Switch Reset tool (Requires License file so not useful)
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=1395089523397895587
Any updates on this device?
It's been a while since this device has come out, and now we have more available files for it. Is anyone interested in looking into maybe rooting this device?
Would be super awesome if someone could root it!! If I was any better at this I would give it a shot but I am not there yet lol!
When I power on my zte z839 am stuck on bootloop,and even when I plug my charger my phone powers on and sticks on bootloop. I need a solution pals. Moseti(Kenya).
Hey everyone. It seems that there is now a bootloader unlock for this device. Anyone want to look into this?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/bootloader-unlocking-qualcomm-zte-t4100897
still no easy way to root this device? or any successful way?
Hey everybody! Thanks for your help in advance. I also have the ZTE Z839 and I want to use it with a carrier other than verison when I try to unlock the phone, it asks for a verification code. I got the code from cx service however it said incorrect code. The cx rep. had only 1 code and it didnt work! then he simply said either I can get verison service or the phone is incapable of using on other networks......... Duh why would there be a option in settings to use with different carrier and ask for a code if it is incapable? I tried tech support also to no avil. Ive spent hours on hold with cx and have troubleshot in every way I know how. Can anybody confirm if this is even possible or not and what is the code or should I just give up?
Curious if anyone has any experience good or bad about rooting these two tablets, if you have I'd love the method!
I haven't seen any methods, conversations, twrp for the iPlay 50 or the Blackview Tab15.
I understand these are not mainstream tablets and won't receive mainstream attention however I can always hope. A tablet like this suits my wanted specs and budget.
thanks
If the Linux kernel of both tablets mentioned is version 5.10 or higher then you can root via KernelSU: KernelSU is working in Linux kernel mode, it has more control over userspace applications. Only App that is granted root permission can access `su`, other apps cannot perceive su. KernelSU supports.
See also here:
KernelSU reborn: Developer ports kernel-assisted root access to GKI compatible devices
A Magisk successor at last?
www.xda-developers.com
Very interesting. I'll research and post an update.
In downloading a terminal emulator and using the command uname -a I've got the following.
ALLDOCUBE iPlay 505.4.161Blackview Tab154.19.191
ah well
I've looked and found a reference to an earlier tablet model an iPlay 40 where they say " you can use magsik app to modify the factory boot.img ,and flash patched boot.img ".
I'll take a look at this.
didn't have much luck. it seems these tablets are locked in not a conventional way. best to leave as is unfortunately.
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mountainsnow said:
these tablets are locked in not a conventional way
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Did you try this method for unlock?
Meberry M7 - Unisoc Tiger T310 - Root, TWRP, +Info, etc.
Little review and tablet issues: This is a 2020 Tablet, that was launched with Android 11, and the last security patch was December 2021. Hardware It packs an UNISOC Tiger T310, basically 1 ARM A75 and 3 A55 4 GB RAM and 64 GB ROM Build...
forum.xda-developers.com
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Drivers for windows
SP_Drivers_EXE_v2.0.zip
drive.google.com
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Unlocking Unisoc Bootloader on linux1) fastboot oem get_identifier_token
2) ./signidentifier_unlockbootloader.sh 303132333435363038394142434????6 rsa4096_vbmeta.pem signature.bin
where 303132333435363038394142434????6 is identifier_token , rsa4096_vbmeta.pem is a private key of Unisoc
3) fastboot flashing unlock_bootloader signature.bin
I ended up just returning the tablet and grabbing something else. I no longer have this model to test unforunately.