Archos 80 Cobalt 900 supersportROM (2 feb 13)

[900supersport]

Maybe not brilliant, but better than stock.

[bluesmanuk]

Ok thanks man sorry for the confusion, just in the middle of decorating my daughters bedroom , as soon as it is done will flash your rom and set up her tablet. Sure your rom will be brilliant

Thanks Supersport 
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I dare say that you may have seen this but there is a thread over on HUKD that also gives hints, tips etc

http://www.hotukdeals.com/misc/archos-80-cobalt-owners-thread-guide-page-1-1422654#comments

[Damo]

Downloaded, unpacked and flashed the kernel. Kernel has the same build number. All files are the same size. I see no difference.

Ok thanks man sorry for the confusion, just in the middle of decorating my daughters bedroom , as soon as it is done will flash your rom and set up her tablet. Sure your rom will be brilliant

Thanks Supersport 😊
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[900supersport]

Downloaded, unpacked and flashed the kernel. Kernel has the same build number. All files are the same size. I see no difference.

[Damo]

Thanks man 😊
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[900supersport]

OK I'll download and check just in case.

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[Damo]

http://www.archos.com/support/support_tech/updates_fwm.html?country=gb&lang=en

It is only in the update history you click in it says March, strange must be the February firmware Supersport I think
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[900supersport]

Where did you see that firmware? Latest I see is 2 Feb. Will happily work a new rom if you point me to the download link. If you want a personalised boot image and animation I'll do that for you too.

[Damo]

I've released a new ROM for the Archos 80 Cobalt based on their forware 02 Feb 13, see the following post for the download

Archos 80 Cobalt 900 supersportROM (2 feb 13)

This is based on Archos's ICS firmware.

Features

• defaults to uk
• root
• some bloat removed
• busybox and init.d support
• play/market fixes for more apps in google play
• 2 Gig apps/user space

Instructions

• flashing will clear all your data so you may want to backup first
• remove any external sdcard as otherwise it may be formatted
• download and unzip
• start the ROM tool
• put the tab into bootloader/flash mode * and install drivers if required
• click erase idb
• on completion flash the ROM
• first boot will be to recovery, select reboot (vol keys navigate and power selects)
• this boot will take a little longer but you then have a freshly setup tab

At this point you will have stock recovery (required as my CWM will not format the sdcard on this tab) I you want clockwork recovery then download from the link below and:

• extract the zip and copy to the 900supersportROM folder
• put the tab into bootloader
• start my ROM tool
• clear all the check boxes but recovery
• double click on ../900supersportROM/recovery.img and edit to ../900supersportROM/CWMrecovery.img
• Flash

CWMrecovery download

* to put the tab into bootloader/flash mode either

• with the tab off hold vol - and connect the USB to the PC after a few seconds (could be as much as ten) the tab should be detected by the flash tool.
• from a rooted tab with a terminal emulator. Connect to the PC by USB then on the terminal emulator you can enter

reboot bootloader

Drivers are included in the ROM kit if required

cifs support can be added as follows if you have already added CWM recovery

instructions

• download the cifs.zip to the internal sdcard, do not extract
• reboot the tab to recovery (i've included Petrus's reboot app in the system tray)
• from recovery select 'install zip from sdcard' (scroll with vol +-, select with power)
• select 'choose zip from internal sdcard'
• navigate through the folders etc to find cifscwm.zip and select
• scroll through the nos and select 'Yes -Install cifscwm.zip' and let it do it's stuff
• select go back and then reboot system now

Your done :-)

Finally a couple of words of thanks to

1. t-bon3 for supplying the tab at the price tesco sold it
2. the team here at freaktab, especially Finless without whom I would not be cooking ROMs

cifscwm.zip (267.2 KB, 194 views)

Hi Supersport

Just got my daughter this tablet so I am going to try out your rom !!

I know there is a new firmware dated march, so I presume your rom is based on the previous firmware from Archos. Would you be updating your rom with the new firmware?

Archos 80 cobalt

Firmware changes

Version 20130202 - March 29th, 2013

• Fix an issue with Google talk no sound on loudspeaker on video chat.
• Fix an issue of shortcuts and icons can't be removed of the home screen.

[joe9003]

thank you for all you have done both tablets installed just fine with ROM and CWM have not tested the fix for Skype or google talk yet.

[900supersport]

Re: Archos 80 Cobalt 900 supersportROM (2 feb 13)

Download the stock firmware from the archos website and flash with the rkbatch tool, if you don't have this I can upload.

[antisober552]

I've released a new ROM for the Archos 80 Cobalt based on their forware 02 Feb 13, see the following post for the download

Archos 80 Cobalt 900 supersportROM (2 feb 13)

This is based on Archos's ICS firmware.

Features

• defaults to uk
• root
• some bloat removed
• busybox and init.d support
• play/market fixes for more apps in google play
• 2 Gig apps/user space

Instructions

• flashing will clear all your data so you may want to backup first
• remove any external sdcard as otherwise it may be formatted
• download and unzip
• start the ROM tool
• put the tab into bootloader/flash mode * and install drivers if required
• click erase idb
• on completion flash the ROM
• first boot will be to recovery, select reboot (vol keys navigate and power selects)
• this boot will take a little longer but you then have a freshly setup tab

At this point you will have stock recovery (required as my CWM will not format the sdcard on this tab) I you want clockwork recovery then download from the link below and:

• extract the zip and copy to the 900supersportROM folder
• put the tab into bootloader
• start my ROM tool
• clear all the check boxes but recovery
• double click on ../900supersportROM/recovery.img and edit to ../900supersportROM/CWMrecovery.img
• Flash

CWMrecovery download

* to put the tab into bootloader/flash mode either

• with the tab off hold vol - and connect the USB to the PC after a few seconds (could be as much as ten) the tab should be detected by the flash tool.
• from a rooted tab with a terminal emulator. Connect to the PC by USB then on the terminal emulator you can enter

reboot bootloader

Drivers are included in the ROM kit if required

cifs support can be added as follows if you have already added CWM recovery

instructions

• download the cifs.zip to the internal sdcard, do not extract
• reboot the tab to recovery (i've included Petrus's reboot app in the system tray)
• from recovery select 'install zip from sdcard' (scroll with vol +-, select with power)
• select 'choose zip from internal sdcard'
• navigate through the folders etc to find cifscwm.zip and select
• scroll through the nos and select 'Yes -Install cifscwm.zip' and let it do it's stuff
• select go back and then reboot system now

Your done :-)

Finally a couple of words of thanks to

1. t-bon3 for supplying the tab at the price tesco sold it
2. the team here at freaktab, especially Finless without whom I would not be cooking ROMs

cifscwm.zip (267.2 KB, 194 views)

hi i installed this rom to my tab but need to put it back to stock as i have a problem with the touch screen like half of the touch screen has stopped working

[900supersport]

I've released a new ROM for the Archos 80 Cobalt based on their forware 02 Feb 13, see the following post for the download

Archos 80 Cobalt 900 supersportROM (2 feb 13)

This is based on Archos's ICS firmware.

Features

• defaults to uk
• root
• some bloat removed
• busybox and init.d support
• play/market fixes for more apps in google play
• 2 Gig apps/user space

Instructions

• flashing will clear all your data so you may want to backup first
• remove any external sdcard as otherwise it may be formatted
• download and unzip
• start the ROM tool
• put the tab into bootloader/flash mode * and install drivers if required
• click erase idb
• on completion flash the ROM
• first boot will be to recovery, select reboot (vol keys navigate and power selects)
• this boot will take a little longer but you then have a freshly setup tab

At this point you will have stock recovery (required as my CWM will not format the sdcard on this tab) I you want clockwork recovery then download from the link below and:

• extract the zip and copy to the 900supersportROM folder
• put the tab into bootloader
• start my ROM tool
• clear all the check boxes but recovery
• double click on ../900supersportROM/recovery.img and edit to ../900supersportROM/CWMrecovery.img
• Flash

CWMrecovery download

* to put the tab into bootloader/flash mode either

• with the tab off hold vol - and connect the USB to the PC after a few seconds (could be as much as ten) the tab should be detected by the flash tool.
• from a rooted tab with a terminal emulator. Connect to the PC by USB then on the terminal emulator you can enter

reboot bootloader

Drivers are included in the ROM kit if required

cifs support can be added as follows if you have already added CWM recovery

instructions

• download the cifs.zip to the internal sdcard, do not extract
• reboot the tab to recovery (i've included Petrus's reboot app in the system tray)
• from recovery select 'install zip from sdcard' (scroll with vol +-, select with power)
• select 'choose zip from internal sdcard'
• navigate through the folders etc to find cifscwm.zip and select
• scroll through the nos and select 'Yes -Install cifscwm.zip' and let it do it's stuff
• select go back and then reboot system now

Your done :-)

Finally a couple of words of thanks to

1. t-bon3 for supplying the tab at the price tesco sold it
2. the team here at freaktab, especially Finless without whom I would not be cooking ROMs

cifscwm.zip (267.2 KB, 194 views)