¿do you know any procedure for root access for my teclast a11 4.1 jelly bean tablet?
i would like to root it. thanks
duendeskt said:
¿do you know any procedure for root access for my teclast a11 4.1 jelly bean tablet?
i would like to root it. thanks
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Yes, I rooted my Teclast A11 4.1.1 tablet using the files and methods in this post:
Edit: As a new user I can't seem to post links.
I'll write it out instead.
blog dot sina dot com dot cn slash s slash blog_899fd55d01017nsb.html
Note: The site is in Chinese but google translate worked for me!
The root process was easy - the hard part was finding USB-drivers that worked with the tablet. After browsing through countless Chineese forums I got the advice to install an application called Moborobo. The software itself is quite buggy but the USB-drivers seems to work well.
On a different note - my A11 has a very annoying problem. The numbers in it's MAC address are separated by periods instead of colons. Is that the case with your tablet as well?
This makes the tablet unusable for some applications (i.e. Sonos Controller).
Good luck with your rooting!
Edit 2013-01-04: The latest update fixed my problem with the MAC address. You can get it here: http pan dot baidu dot com / share / link?shareid=147758&uk=489415757&third=0
How to get screen off during hdmi out?
I need to get my tablet screen off during hdmi out. It's kinda irritating and waste of battery with screen on during hdmi out. How to get the tablet off screen during hdmi out to tv?
My tablet (Teclast A11) with stock rom jelly bean 4.1.1 v1.11, dated 20121217.
The previous link you suggested only says N101 and teclast A10. Is A11 applicable too?
Alfred271 said:
I need to get my tablet screen off during hdmi out. It's kinda irritating and waste of battery with screen on during hdmi out. How to get the tablet off screen during hdmi out to tv?
My tablet (Teclast A11) with stock rom jelly bean 4.1.1 v1.11, dated 20121217.
The previous link you suggested only says N101 and teclast A10. Is A11 applicable too?
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Can't help you with your screen off-problem (you may wanna look in to Tasker as it can do almost everything) but I have successfully rooted my A11 with the instructions in the first link. It's the same chipset so I gave it a go and it worked nicely. No guarantees though...
Verified successfully rooted teclast A11 dual core.
n'Anders said:
Can't help you with your screen off-problem (you may wanna look in to Tasker as it can do almost everything) but I have successfully rooted my A11 with the instructions in the first link. It's the same chipset so I gave it a go and it worked nicely. No guarantees though...
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Step 1 : Download moborobo. Install it to your laptop/pc.
Step 2 : Download TPSparkyRoot-4.1.1Root.7z use winrar.
Step 3: Check all your resources. Inside [TPSparkyRoot-4.1.1Root] folder you should have:
1: RootExplorer.apk
2. SuperSu.apk
3. TPSparkyRoot.bat
Step 4: Switch on Teclast A11 (with more than 40% of battery) plug into microsd data cable. Wait for moborobo to detect and install tablet driver. Ignore typical windows that ask you for usb device driver. Eventually moborobo will do all the job to connect your tablet to pc.
Step 5: On tablet go to --> setting --> enable usb debugging mode. Click the check box next to it. [USB debugging mode]. Also set display to continuosly ON for 30 mins, to avoid sleep.
Step 6: Launch moborobo. Under --> Home. Click refresh to get your tablet connected.
Step 7: After tablet connected by moborobo. Go to App. Install RootExplorer.apk and SuperSu.apk
Step 8: Launch TPSparkyRoot.bat on your pc. Sit back and wait for tablet to restart.
[ you will get message : Rebooting - 1/3 : Continue once your device finishes rebooting]
Step 9: Your tablet successfully reboot. Hit enter or any key on your laptop/pc
[you will get message : Rebooting - 2/3 : Continue once your device finishes rebooting]
Your tablet rebooting second time.
Step 10: Your tablet successfully reboot. Hit enter or any key on your laptop/pc
[you will get message : uid - 0 (root) gid - 0 (root)
If the uid - 0 then continue (hit any key/enter) if not press control+c.
Suppose you will get uid-0 for both.
Finally done. You've successfully root your device. Enjoy!!
Note: You can check your root access by download "root checker" from google play store.
moborobo has no drivers/ not compatible
Alfred271 said:
Step 1 : Download moborobo. Install it to your laptop/pc.
Step 2 : Download TPSparkyRoot-4.1.1Root.7z use winrar.
Step 3: Check all your resources. Inside [TPSparkyRoot-4.1.1Root] folder you should have:
1: RootExplorer.apk
2. SuperSu.apk
3. TPSparkyRoot.bat
Step 4: Switch on Teclast A11 (with more than 40% of battery) plug into microsd data cable. Wait for moborobo to detect and install tablet driver. Ignore typical windows that ask you for usb device driver. Eventually moborobo will do all the job to connect your tablet to pc.
Step 5: On tablet go to --> setting --> enable usb debugging mode. Click the check box next to it. [USB debugging mode]. Also set display to continuosly ON for 30 mins, to avoid sleep.
Step 6: Launch moborobo. Under --> Home. Click refresh to get your tablet connected.
Step 7: After tablet connected by moborobo. Go to App. Install RootExplorer.apk and SuperSu.apk
Step 8: Launch TPSparkyRoot.bat on your pc. Sit back and wait for tablet to restart.
[ you will get message : Rebooting - 1/3 : Continue once your device finishes rebooting]
Step 9: Your tablet successfully reboot. Hit enter or any key on your laptop/pc
[you will get message : Rebooting - 2/3 : Continue once your device finishes rebooting]
Your tablet rebooting second time.
Step 10: Your tablet successfully reboot. Hit enter or any key on your laptop/pc
[you will get message : uid - 0 (root) gid - 0 (root)
If the uid - 0 then continue (hit any key/enter) if not press control+c.
Suppose you will get uid-0 for both.
Finally done. You've successfully root your device. Enjoy!!
Note: You can check your root access by download "root checker" from google play store.
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Teclast A11 is not compatible to moborobo (any Teclast is not supported regarding the moborobo compatibility list)
I have tried the whole procedure and always it stucks at installing internal moborobo drivers. So i had no success to root Teclast A11 until now.
There is no real root procedure available which works with Teclast A11.
Has anybody real success to root this device????? Please tell us all how you really done it by yourself.
Thank you very much in advance.
ghostworm
Worked for me
ghostworm said:
Teclast A11 is not compatible to moborobo (any Teclast is not supported regarding the moborobo compatibility list)
I have tried the whole procedure and always it stucks at installing internal moborobo drivers. So i had no success to root Teclast A11 until now.
There is no real root procedure available which works with Teclast A11.
Has anybody real success to root this device????? Please tell us all how you really done it by yourself.
Thank you very much in advance.
ghostworm
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Well I don't know what to tell you - the drivers that came with Moborobo v2.0.7.501 was the only ones that worked for me. I originally had the Android SDK drivers but they didn't work for me with the Teclast A11. When I uninstalled those drivers and then installed Moborobo I could connect to the tablet.
Btw. I have Windows 7 64bit
Other than that I followed the steps outlined in the link on my first post and my tablet is now rooted.
n'Anders said:
Well I don't know what to tell you - the drivers that came with Moborobo v2.0.7.501 was the only ones that worked for me. I originally had the Android SDK drivers but they didn't work for me with the Teclast A11. When I uninstalled those drivers and then installed Moborobo I could connect to the tablet.
Btw. I have Windows 7 64bit
Other than that I followed the steps outlined in the link on my first post and my tablet is now rooted.
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hmm i can see that Moborobo is buggy because it allows me now to connect to the teclast over wifi only but it still does not reconize the teclast as teclast a11 over usb, and after Moborobo try to connect, it wants to install drivers but it always stucks at 99% of driver installation. Never installed any driver...
i have win8 pro 64bit
Moboro
ghostworm said:
hmm i can see that Moborobo is buggy because it allows me now to connect to the teclast but it still does not reconize the teclast as teclast a11, and after Moborobo try to connect, it wants to install MoboMarket but it was always denied by the teclast itself, even when i download it manually and try to install.
BTW is it really necessery to install MoboMarket just to root the device???
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I didn't use any of the Mobo*-applications, the only reason I installed it was the USB-driver.
I see that Alfred271 uses Moboro to install some apps on the tablet - I didn't do that. I only ran TPSparkyRoot.bat as outlined in my first link.
This is the google translated instructions i used (Note that they tested it on a different tablet than the A11 but they share chipset so I tried it).
"1 tablet is turned on
. shut down antivirus, 360 and other similar software download address: file name: TPSparkyRoot-4.1.1Root.7z
Tablet checked USB debugging, to allow the installation of third-party software
PC will be installing a pea pod-like functionality software, connect the USB installation drive
Directly run TPSparkyRoot.bat 6.
Note: In step six. Tablet restart three times, each time you restart Ends need to unlock boot into the desktop, press any key to come back to the computer terminal to the next step.
Test platform:
The original road N101 dual engine 2
Taipower A10 dual-core"
n'Anders said:
I didn't use any of the Mobo*-applications, the only reason I installed it was the USB-driver.
I see that Alfred271 uses Moboro to install some apps on the tablet - I didn't do that. I only ran TPSparkyRoot.bat as outlined in my first link.
This is the google translated instructions i used (Note that they tested it on a different tablet than the A11 but they share chipset so I tried it).
"1 tablet is turned on
. shut down antivirus, 360 and other similar software download address: file name: TPSparkyRoot-4.1.1Root.7z
Tablet checked USB debugging, to allow the installation of third-party software
PC will be installing a pea pod-like functionality software, connect the USB installation drive
Directly run TPSparkyRoot.bat 6.
Note: In step six. Tablet restart three times, each time you restart Ends need to unlock boot into the desktop, press any key to come back to the computer terminal to the next step.
Test platform:
The original road N101 dual engine 2
Taipower A10 dual-core"
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Ok problem solved
the main problem was Windows 8 !!!!!
I tried it on Windows 7 PC and everything worked well, thank you very much...
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Hi all now i have bought another Teclast A11 with Quad-Core CPU, brand new model with much more power.
The name of the product is the same but the ID is different, before it was "D5S7" and the new is "M5A7". So can i use the same rooting files for???
Thanks in advance
Ghostworm
ghostworm said:
Hi all now i have bought another Teclast A11 with Quad-Core CPU, brand new model with much more power.
The name of the product is the same but the ID is different, before it was "D5S7" and the new is "M5A7". So can i use the same rooting files for???
Thanks in advance
Ghostworm
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That's unlikely to work as the tablets doesn't share chipset or GPU.
Identify tablet
Hi,
I've bought a generic branded tablet, its make/model is "Hi-Level HLV-T1001W".
It is just like the Teclast A11, say, both of them are the same.
If it is not removed before you see, here is a link of product details: http://www.kare.com.tr/?cmd=UrunDetay&StokNo=28543
i think there is enough english words to understand the page, most of the descriptions are in universal english
I want to root this device. But I'm not sure which rooting procedure is appropriate for this device.
My questions:
How can I compare the firmwares of these devices, and sure they are same each other?
Can/should I use the files and procedure defined in this thread for rooting?
Thanks,
A11: http://www.teclast.org/teclast-a11-dual-core-rk3066-android-4-1-jelly-bean-10-1-inch-ips-16gb.html
atakatas said:
Hi,
I've bought a generic branded tablet, its make/model is "Hi-Level HLV-T1001W".
It is just like the Teclast A11, say, both of them are the same.
If it is not removed before you see, here is a link of product details: http://www.kare.com.tr/?cmd=UrunDetay&StokNo=28543
i think there is enough english words to understand the page, most of the descriptions are in universal english
I want to root this device. But I'm not sure which rooting procedure is appropriate for this device.
My questions:
How can I compare the firmwares of these devices, and sure they are same each other?
Can/should I use the files and procedure defined in this thread for rooting?
Thanks,
A11: http://www.teclast.org/teclast-a11-dual-core-rk3066-android-4-1-jelly-bean-10-1-inch-ips-16gb.html
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They do look very similar (apart from your tablet having bluetooth) but it's still hard to be sure it will work.
If you're thinking about rooting using the files I linked to I would recommend making sure it has a Rockchip RK3066 chipset.
I'd imagine that the Rockchip batch tool will correctly identify the chipset (and possibly the firmware) for you.
Good luck!
n'Anders said:
They do look very similar (apart from your tablet having bluetooth) but it's still hard to be sure it will work.
If you're thinking about rooting using the files I linked to I would recommend making sure it has a Rockchip RK3066 chipset.
I'd imagine that the Rockchip batch tool will correctly identify the chipset (and possibly the firmware) for you.
Good luck!
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Thank you for your reply.
It has a Rockchip RK3066 chipset as far as I know from the specifications.
I will give it a try after re-checking with some hardware tools.
So, what is the worst scenario if it is not suitable for my device? Brick it or something like a better case that I can recover it?
atakatas said:
Thank you for your reply.
It has a Rockchip RK3066 chipset as far as I know from the specifications.
I will give it a try after re-checking with some hardware tools.
So, what is the worst scenario if it is not suitable for my device? Brick it or something like a better case that I can recover it?
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I have read about people that was able to restore their seemingly dead tablets through the Rockchip batch tool but I have (luckily) no experience in that department...
Thank you for your advices.
I think, "Rockchip batch tool" is the best starting point in my case. I found some tutorials on firmware update in other forums, I'll try them later. For now, I can go with it unrooted.
ROM
Hi,
Would any one recommend a good Custom ROM for my Teclast A11? I run on the stock ROM which worked fine till Sunday after which it crashed and i updated with a firmware which is not stable either.
Regards
hello guys, i downloaded the original firmware from:
http://www.teclast.com/tools/pad/putcode.html
just write down your id, it is back on the case.
How to Root and avoid bricking
For those that have an Teclast A11 Dual Core and Quad Core M5A7 I've pass my two last days to make experiments.
I've landed in a Root procedure easy to use, and I have discover how to Unbrick in case of failure of Root.
I'll hope you apreciate the guides. It's took a lot of time to write down them all.
How to Root Teclast A11 Dual Core and Quad Core with Android 4.1.1
How to Unbrick Teclast A11 Quad Core M5A7
How to Update firmware to Android 4.2.2
Sorry for my English, I'm Italian.
Have a nice day.
Hi all ,
This topic is about how to mount your Android device and have it transferring files easily & smoothly using Linux on your PC.
- This topic is related to solving the unstable file transfer between the linux system and MTP file system included in Android version 4.xxx & Higher ( Starting from Ice Cream Sandwich - ICS ).
- All Android version before ICS should not continue reading , as their devices should be read as ( Mass storage Device ) , in other words , the Linux OS will read devices as if it was a USB flash memory.
- The is solution for the laggy Folder opening , Solving the problem of which the files transfer suddenly stops before completing the transfer , specially with big files such as Films , Albums ,...etc.
- I'M NOT SURE that this is going to work with all ICS , JB & Higher devices but the below was tested on a Samsung Tab 2 P5100 device running Jelly bean ( JB ) 4.1.2 official stock ROM , & The below worked perfectly for me.
- Using Linux Mint 14 Cinnamon ( MINT is based on UBUNTU ) / 64 Bit version / Kernel Upgraded _unofficially_ to the latest stable kernel release 3.9.2
1. get Android SDK for Linux from : developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
2. Unpack it to your location
Note: if you have already downloaded Android SDK before, check that the version of SDK tools is latest.
3. turn on Debug mode in your Samsung tab.
4. run the command:
[your location]/android-sdk-linux_x86/tools/ddms
OR just open the folder TOOLS from the extracted folder & Run DDMS ( RUN it normally , Not RUN IN TERMINAL).
5. Click in menu Device -> File Explorer
Here you drag-n-drop your files to any location on your device.
Source (Including snapshots) :
- misha.beshkin.lv/how-to-copy-files-to-samsung-galaxy-ii-tab-from-linux-via-usb/
Thank you & Sorry if my topic looks messy , this is my first time here.
mehrdadfisher said:
This is my own experience as well.
Would it be possible please send me the details.
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Hi there , wud u plz clarify what do u mean by the details ? , I think the details are already mentioned up there , If you are talking about using the developer's SDK to transfer files.
Recently i was given an android device by a friend.. once i got to looking around at it, it appears to be some generic device from china.
After searching for days, i found the maker as fugetek. I emailed them asking for a release date on OS upgrade (from 4.1.1 -> kitkat) and was informed that " Updates are needed, and won't be made. "
Emailed them again asking for the source / project files they used to build the android OS for this device so i could update it myself...
Here is what they sent me:
(image attached)
As you can see.. these are hardly project files / source files, but rather a flashing tool, a set of " how to " doc's for flashing the device, and a compiled *.img
My Question:
1) Is it possible to extract / mount the img file, and manually upgrade the OS to kitkat witout losing any hardware functionality
2) If it is indeed possible to upgrade the android OS version using the img file as src, does anyone know of a step-by-step guide / tutorial on how this is done.
[EDIT] UPDATE: Seems the PheonixUSBPro flashing utility links to an " Alwinner " PDF when you click help..
I am assuming this is pretty much the same image being passed around by the chinese for their generic 7" Android Devices
From what i'm reading.. this is going to a fun, and somewhat convoluted project
Device Details:
Manufacturer: Fugitek Technologies / Lonestar Group:
Model: OCOCCI_MID
Android: 4.1.1
Baseband: jellybean
Kernel Version:
308+
[email protected] #206
Mon Nov 4 14:17:42 CST 2013
Build Number:
nuclear_pfdq88d-eng 4.2.2 JRO03C 20130913 test-keys
Any help would be most appreciated
If anyone requires the " source " zip they sent me, let me know, and i'll upload it somewhere for you.
Dear Xda,
Im An Oppo user my Device details As follows.
Device: Oppo F3 ( CPH1609)
MTK6750T
4Gb Ram, 64 GB ROM
Running on ColorOs 3.0.0i (Based on Android 6.0)
There are lot of problems / bugs in Os which Oppo Even failed to rectify.
When ever i Mailed them they simply quoting their common quotes
So i decided to Root my phone to develop ( no i cant do it lone )
During search of Root i found few obstacles
1) Oppo made decision to remove fastboot option fron their device
Ref: https://forum.xda-developers.com/r7-plus/help/decision-oppo-bootloader-fastboot-t3348114
2) MTK droid Tools not fully supporting the chipset
Ref:https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=4178413&thumb=1&d=1497202499
3) One click Root is not working ( king, farma etc)
4) cannot obtain boot & Recovery imgs to development
5) i thought stock firmware flash file may have useful but there are 2 types of probles
(A) flashablezip version : it has boot. Img but no recovery.img included. Also it is With. Ozip Not with. Zip extension
(B) PC version : it is like encrypted file. With. Ofp extension And With some other type file. And it is not flashing through SP-FLASH TOOLS. The flashing tool is different.
Ref https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qw4HIQER0mg
Guys thease are my problems. Coz of those i failed to root my device.
My only Hope is Xda, you people know better than me ( probably Best) . Please analyze and and give suggestions.
Thanks In Advance
I am trying to extract all of the old, deleted pictures and videos and I can't find any way to get the drivers necessary to start. Please help. there were irreplaceable photos and videos in that phone that could possibly be recovered.
no need to root the device. just install TWRP
[RECOVERY][golden] TWRP 3.x
TWRP 3.x for Samsung Galaxy S III mini aka. Samsung Golden About F2FS: F2FS is supported on latest TWRP by default. Download http://andi34.github.io/recoveries_golden.html Sources Device & Kernel Source: https://github.com/andi34...
forum.xda-developers.com
then pull the files from adb with platform-tools
SDK Platform Tools release notes | Android Studio | Android Developers
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK.
developer.android.com
drivers here
Get the Google USB Driver | Android Studio | Android Developers
The Google USB Driver is required to perform adb debugging on Windows with Google devices.
developer.android.com