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Exynos version?
Jaxom84 said:
I'm not sure, it'a a 908U... I can give more information if you need it, not sure where to find the
exynos v on the device though.
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It's the US version (Snapdragon SoC, not Exynos). I was wondering, as you had some lines related to the Exynos chip in your screenshots.
Oh gotcha, yeah it's probably just part of the malware, or whatever it is, scanning the processor. It seems to be running some sort of custom build which doesn't make sense as it can't be rooted. It also has dalvik vm files which, I'm not sure, but I thought was discontinued ages ago. Also, when logging into Amazon I got a notification that an android 4.0 tried signing in, and the Google account says it's a Linux machine. The entire device is ruined.
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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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* BONUS QUESTION *
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
I have searched the forums and could not find the appropriate category to post this in, hence posting in General.
I got an MXQ Pro 4K device, and upon hooking it up, i could see that a few applications could not be installed. Said it needed the latest version of Android. Going into settings, it shows me 7.1, but i am unable to install basic apps - they say i need 4.1 or higher.
That brings me to my next question, i think i have identified the chip as RW? (maybe i am wrong - i have been googling all day getting more confused). Could anyone tell me if there is a latest firmware or an Android update available for this device. I have absolutely NO idea where to start or how to begin looking for software etc.
I have attached the images of the motherboard and also a screenshot of the 'About device' on screen. Please help! Appreciate in advance.
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So I realized my Motorola has the same board as a vivo phone, does this make it possible to flash either?
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So I realized my Motorola has the same board as a vivo phone, does this make it possible to flash either?
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It makes it "possible", but not 100%. There are other factors involved.
Are you absolutely sure they have the same board? Or is it that they just have the same CPU architecture? There is a difference, these two things mean different things and have different effects on what can be used and what can't.
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It makes it "possible", but not 100%. There are other factors involved.
Are you absolutely sure they have the same board? Or is it that they just have the same CPU architecture? There is a difference, these two things mean different things and have different effects on what can be used and what can't.
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Looks the same to me
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!
Hello, I have a question that I want to consult to see if anyone has any ideas or solutions. My cousin has one of the tablets that institutions give to public schools. It has 128Gb of memory, but its apps are only installed in a space apart from 3Gb, that is, limited. Does anyone know how to fix that?
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Hello, I have a question that I want to consult to see if anyone has any ideas or solutions. My cousin has one of the tablets that institutions give to public schools. It has 128Gb of memory, but its apps are only installed in a space apart from 3Gb, that is, limited. Does anyone know how to fix that?
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You're closing yourself off to help if you don't tell us the exact name of the device model.