Since there wasn't a published ROM available...a user was good enough to "dump" a backup of the ROM from his tablet. This technique produces a split up version of the stock firmware into individual partitions/files.
So the stock content is there...it just can't be flashed with the RKBatchTool, like most stock firmware.
You must use the same flash tool supplied with the RileyROM to flash this dumped version of the stock ROM.
That's the only difference...otherwise the firmware is the same as it was when new.
I can't imagine that anything I've changed in the RileyROM would have kept the camera from working. All I did was root and debloat (remove many unnecessary apps).
So the stock content is there...it just can't be flashed with the RKBatchTool, like most stock firmware.
You must use the same flash tool supplied with the RileyROM to flash this dumped version of the stock ROM.
That's the only difference...otherwise the firmware is the same as it was when new.
I can't imagine that anything I've changed in the RileyROM would have kept the camera from working. All I did was root and debloat (remove many unnecessary apps).
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