I have stock rom from COBY(m801_mtds.img), I can send you a link if you want.
[ROM] Blue Water - Kyros MID 8027 - MPMAN 827 - Mediox MID8027
- Thread starter InsaneWolf
- Start date
I have stock rom from COBY(m801_mtds.img), I can send you a link if you want.
InsaneWolf
Member
- Jan 3, 2012
- 39
- 7
- Thread starter
- #17
What would I have to do with it? I am open to try everything that can save it
This is the link file :Deposit Files
Its work for me, but to my tablet after I flash with this touchscreen don't work.
Maybe you find a solution for this.
Maybe it is time to get back to the roots
look at this thread again:
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum...-mpman-827-replica-coby-kyros-mid-8027-a.html
InsaneWolf
Member
- Jan 3, 2012
- 39
- 7
- Thread starter
- #21
Turns out I was going in the right direction, only I was using a 1gb sdcard which doesnt seem to work, apparently it has to be 4gb or bigger, so need to fix one now and try again. I hope it works.
This is the procedure I need to follow, except for shorting pins 7 & 8 because my tablet has the same, but it already stays on by itself.
1)VERY----VERY small screwdriver or metal probe.
2)The original Coby ROM. Once you get the thing working you can always throw another ROM on it.
3)MicroSD card, just big enough to dump the ROM.
4)A opened Coby .
The Fun Part.
1)I used a 8G microSD card that was partitioned with the file "u-boot-SD.bin.mid703v3.mm". I won't bore you with the details because if you are reading this article you have exhausted all other options.
Just put the original Coby ROM into the FAT32 partition. Put the microSD card into the Coby external slot. SIMPLE!! HARD PART COMING UP!!
2)Ok, if you don't know where your NAND is stop reading now and go find out. With the Coby open and the microSD card in the regular external slot you have to take that VERY small screwdriver and stick it between pins 7 & 8 of the NAND chip. You just have to short pins 7 & 8,how you do it is up to you. Simple.
3)With pins 7 & 8 shorted you now just do a regular plain-Jane recovery mode procedure. Simple.
I just shorted pins 7 & 8 on the NAND chip and did power button and home button at the same time.
The Coby screen turned bright white(all white) and I just let go of the power button and something "wonderful" happened. The Coby stayed on!! Yes, after 3 weeks of turning off whenever the power button was released it "stayed on". Yes, "something wonderful" happened.
I held the screwdriver against pins 7 & 8 until the Coby turned off by it self, which was about 4 minutes....give or take.
I flipped over the Coby, remember its still in 2 pieces, and pressed the power button, and .....and....
Saw "COBY". YEPPIE!
Thanks to Arlic for that post/info.
Yes, I have MPMan 827 but I don't have Clockwork recovery...
I think that there is no Clockwork for our device... (yet
)If you have MPMan 827 in working condition and with original firmware just follow Insane Wolf's instruction and you will have excellent ROM on your device....
there is no need for Clockwork....Yes, I have MPMan 827 but I don't have Clockwork recovery...
I think that there is no Clockwork for our device... (yet
If you have MPMan 827 in working condition and with original firmware just follow Insane Wolf's instruction and you will have excellent ROM on your device....
I have instaled ClockWorkMod
This is the link[Ultimate How To] Coby Kyros MID7127 - xda-developers
Its very easy to install
My tablet is working with usb mouse, but touchscreen don't working
Yes, but what is benefits?
My tablet works perfectly without clockwork.
I think that you should remove clockwork and apply blue water by Wolf's instructions.
MP MAN MP827 with capacitive screen
blackgecko
Member
- Mar 22, 2012
- 2
- 0
Is it possible to post an "update.zip" from your rom for clockworkmod?
I have an Mpman 827 and there it is not possible to get into the update menu you described!
Thx!
I have an Mpman 827 and there it is not possible to get into the update menu you described!
Thx!
