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    Help identifying rk3188 tablet - Is it a V8Pro? IPPO V10? etc etc - Hardware pics attached

    Hi

    Ive just got an rk3188 tab and its performance is rubbish (I bought a SCAM model, but, I got my money back and got to keep the tablet so RESULT ). It gets an Antutu score of 13k and is very slow. Its build.prop says its a Flytouch 10 (which is an allwinner A31! The chip is rk3188 as you can see!)!

    I need to identify this tablet and I need help. First off its very distinctive. It has the power and vol on the back NOT the side or top. The only rockchip model I can find is the IPPO V10 or Flytouch 9 but they are rk3066 :





    I have attached some pics of the hardware including the ram, which, if im reading this correct is this :



    but thats a 4Gb chip! and this has 2?? Can someone explain this to me?

    The firmware from the idiots I bought it from is no use as its got bits of everything in it and doesnt work. I dont want to go ahead and flash any rom untill I have more info on the spec of other similar tabs.

    Can anyone help me identify these bits so I can see what it REALLY is?

    Many thanks guys
    Chris
    Attached Files

    #2
    MT59315A is wifi (rare)
    AXP202 is a power regulator
    SPD0011M is an LCD controller
    Sk Hynix is DDR RAM (2 x 4 Gbit = 1 GByte)

    It seems to be a RK3066 design with the CPU 'upgraded'
    Measy U4B (=Tronsmart T428) used by my kids!
    Onda v975m - M802 - Bought from Banggood.com
    Pipo M8HD 3G - RK3188 - don't buy from pipo-store
    Tronsmart S89 Vega -S802 (sponsored by Geekbuying)
    CX921b -RK3188T (sponsored by AndroidTV)
    Cube U30GT2 - RK3188 (part sponsored by Geekbuying)
    RKM MK902 - RK3188 (sponsored by RKM)



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      #3
      My suggestion is to extract the ROM using the Android Tool, run the kernel through PHJAnderson's patchomatic and flash back. Increasing the RAM speed to (up to 800 MHz) will make a difference. Generally 720 MHz with .1 increase in voltage seems to work on many tablet kernels.
      Measy U4B (=Tronsmart T428) used by my kids!
      Onda v975m - M802 - Bought from Banggood.com
      Pipo M8HD 3G - RK3188 - don't buy from pipo-store
      Tronsmart S89 Vega -S802 (sponsored by Geekbuying)
      CX921b -RK3188T (sponsored by AndroidTV)
      Cube U30GT2 - RK3188 (part sponsored by Geekbuying)
      RKM MK902 - RK3188 (sponsored by RKM)



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        #4
        Originally posted by d33 View Post
        My suggestion is to extract the ROM using the Android Tool, run the kernel through PHJAnderson's patchomatic and flash back. Increasing the RAM speed to (up to 800 MHz) will make a difference. Generally 720 MHz with .1 increase in voltage seems to work on many tablet kernels.
        I
        was thinking the same thing and I tried it last night but it wouldnt boot up. Ive patched again but not 100% sure ive chosen the right gpu table.
        Code:
        Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
        
        E:\RK3XXX~1.28\temp\K>overclockomatic.exe kernel.img
        Integer overflow in hexadecimal number at overclockomatic line 225.
        =============================
        Rockchip Patchomatic Suite
        Overclockomatic v1.0
        by phjanderson
        =============================
        
        
        Reading kernel image
        Done!
        
        
        Searching volt/frequency tables
        Done!
        
        
        Volt/frequency tables found in the image:
        == Table 1 at offset 9594696 ==
        MHz     mV
        816     1000
        
        
        == Table 2 at offset 9598228 ==
        MHz     mV
        816     1050
        
        
        == Table 3 at offset 9598276 ==
        MHz     mV
        200     1000
        300     1050
        400     1100
        500     1150
        600     1200
        
        
        == Table 4 at offset 9598364 ==
        MHz     mV
        180     1150
        300     1100
        400     1150
        500     1200
        
        
        == Table 5 at offset 9598460 ==
        MHz     mV
        500     1100
        
        
        == Table 6 at offset 9609612 ==
        MHz     mV
        312     925
        504     950
        816     1000
        1008    1075
        1200    1200
        1416    1250
        
        
        == Table 7 at offset 9609668 ==
        MHz     mV
        133     975
        200     1000
        266     1025
        300     1050
        400     1100
        500     1250
        
        
        == Table 8 at offset 9609732 ==
        MHz     mV
        300     1000    2 DDR_FREQ_VIDEO
        396     1100    1 DDR_FREQ_NORMAL
        460     1150    3 DDR_FREQ_IDLE
        
        
        == Table 9 at offset 9609772 ==
        MHz     mV
        460     1150    1 DDR_FREQ_NORMAL
        
        
        == End of tables ==
        
        
        Please identify the CPU, GPU and DDR table. Press ctrl-c to cancel.
        
        
        Which table is the CPU table?
        (The CPU table is mostly the largest table ranging from 312 to 1608 MHz)
        6
        
        
        Which table is the GPU table?
        (The GPU table is mostly the second largest table ranging from 133 to 600 MHz)
        7
        
        
        Which table is the DDR table?
        (The DDR table is mostly quite short, mostly 2 entries, and can be recognized by the labels DDR_FREQ_... at the end of each line)
        8
        
        
        Patching kernels... please wait...
        
        
        Writing kernel_cpu1608h_gpu600_ddr667.img
        Writing kernel_cpu1608h_gpu600_ddr720.img
        Writing kernel_cpu1608h_gpu600_ddr800.img
        ERROR: CPU profile table is larger than the CPU table in the kernel
        E:\RK3XXX~1.28\temp\K>overclockomatic.exe kernel.img
        It gets me a 1.6 kernel with ddr800 so il try flashing these and see what happens. Im guessing the CPU error is it trying to overclock it to 1.8?

        This has been done in windows but i have the tool for linux so ill try it when i boot it up again. I assume it would work better on linux anyway?

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          #5
          I tried it again in linux and it built LOADS of kernels. Ive got CPU up to 1.9! RAM up to 800 and GPU to 7xx(I think). Much better job doing it on linux

          The problem is now that im gonna need to choose one and get it into a boot.img so I can flash it and try it. Can anyone recommend the best tool for doing this or is there a way to flash JUST the kernel.img without messing around with the boot.img?

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            #6
            Please some body can help me find firmware for this device
            wifi and bt 5931sa MT6622 RK3066 16GB 10.1 inch


            monitor HW101F-0A-0E-20

            DA11G_V11_0415
            RK3066



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              #7
              tablet firmware

              Hi Valerunchiks!
              I have the same tablet as the one you have. It has the same main board data (and chipsets RK3066, WIFI5931 and BT6622).
              Could you get the firmware? If so, I would be grateful if you could share the link to me.
              Looking forward to your reply.
              Best regards!


              Originally posted by valerunchiks View Post
              Please some body can help me find firmware for this device
              wifi and bt 5931sa MT6622 RK3066 16GB 10.1 inch


              monitor HW101F-0A-0E-20

              DA11G_V11_0415
              RK3066



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