I have a Tesla 6.3, it's budget phone that is not really popular. I've been trying to install a custom ROM and I'm constantly running into problems. First of all I want to get TWRP custom recovery but my phone isn't on their website. I just find it a little hard to believe that out of all those phones mine is not supported. Is there any way around this?
Here is a picture with the info about my phone that might be needed:
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I've noticed that the ROM (I guess that's what it is) I have on my phone is used on a lot of cheap, budget phones and it looks old, but my phone has Android 7.0. Does it have a name and why is it used on those type of phones? (some pictures of it):
Music app:
File manager app:
Downloads:
Thanks for your help.
welp i can't post any pictures for some reason and i don't know how to delete this thread, sorry about that
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I recently inherited a Sprint Touch Pro. I want to put a stable version of Android on there. (2.2 or 2.3 whichever is more stable).
I need info on how to root and remove winmo and how to flash Android. I tried searching but I'm coming up short on the initial process of removing winmo.
Any help would be appreciated.
To motivate you.. here's a picture of me using my Touch Pro. Please ignore the cord and the watermark.
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Sure it is...
We are all running Gingerbread at the moment. You may check out the dedicated thread HERE. Please be sure to check which device you have before attempting; just to ensure best experience with your device. Also, please read the first post in it's enirety. If you encounter any issues, mention which device and what you have attempted.
n-Joie! (Enjoy)
For those of you who don't know, TeamViewer recently released a specialized app called 'TeamViewer Quick Support', which is a really nice app that allows you to control a remote smartphone almost as if you were holding it in your hand. The problem was that it is specifically designed for stock Samsung phone meaning it wouldn't work on custom ROMs.
However, it appears the issue has been solved for those of you using AOSP ROMs. I myself can confirm it is working on TeamChopstick's CyanogenMod 9. The download links are below.
Mind you, this has not been done by me. Please go to THIS THREAD and thank the OP. You can also find the ARMv6 version in his thread.
Download (CWM flashable ZIP)
----- ARMv7: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5lnhbt8l2m84gz6
* Remember, you need at least 4+ MB of free space on /system to flash those ZIPs!
Photos of what TeamViewer Quick Support looks like on my own smartphone:
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Hello,
My tablet is very slow because of the lame version of android (4.2.2.). Maybe a new rom would have a positive effect on in. But sadly I didn´t found any custom rom support for that thing .
Maybe someone know more about it. Thats how it look like:
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Yep - I installed Cyanogen 10 on it
Hi Alecander - I can tell you how I installed Cyanogenmod 10 on it.
Not much improvement, to be honest - but it is CM at least. I did have to go to crazy lengths to make wi-fi work, though (manually invoke wpa_supplicant, etc).
By the way, if you still have it - can you send me the /system/framework/framework.jar file from that tablet (email: [email protected])? In my tablet that file became corrupt, which stopped the stock image from working (that's why I moved to CM10).
Thanks!
Hi, I have always followed you and I believe that ONLY on XDA you can find the best content. I am writing from Italy and together with a friend we are giving new life to old mobile phones that would otherwise be thrown away. We managed to find over 50 old s7 edge SM-G935F and now we would like to create a small homemade cryptomining rig through termux + xmrig, Something like this:
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We have tried some of your great custom roms but are still not convinced that we have found the best one for our purpose.
Here are the only things we need:
1.Termux app
2.OTG (ethernet) connection
3.Remote connection to the device
4.Kernel
5.cpu / gpu
All the services that are normally installed on the roms would take up useless memory. In your immense experience, which Rom can we use for our project?
Any advice is appreciated!
I have (and am in fact posting from) a Kobo Arc K107 E-Reader... I can't actually get past the setup bc it seems the servers are down for this e-reader (who could of guessed)... I am posting this because I found a exploit to get to settings with the low battery prompt. I was looking to see if I could get a android 5 custom ROM at least for this e-reader so I can make it useful, heres a few cpu-z screenshots
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and if you are wondering what version of CPU-Z I used, here you go
hopefully I can get some help, and help others maybe... thank you -Hider_2232
I'm sorry if this was posted in the wrong place for this btw... kinda new here...
I also need a custom TWRP Recovery that works here- as there is none for this ereader
Not sure if this may be helpful, but here is the factory recovery and boot
Thanks, TWRP App!