Hey guys,

[darkhorseman45]

Just got my mk809iii tv stick i have to admit good little stick

I have a question I haven't worked with android that much
flashing and what not yes but i just put on a nice rom that
i used dd's kernel on and it works great i got it rooted and
added some apps to it.. My question is, and i am sure
this has been asked but i want to make sure i am going to do the
right thing forgive me if this was covered but how can i back up
the entire rom and actually be able to pack it and put it on here
so people can download it and try it if they want? Do i have tod
ump the nand image and if so what tools would i use?

Thanks in advance
Tony

[budgetgeek]

If you are using a ROM that someone else made, it would not be appropriate to dump it and pass it off as your own.

If you flash a stock rom and make your own changes that makes it your own, you can dump it and share it, but if you are new at android, you have a long road ahead of you before you are going to be able to do that.

If you want a backup of your current apps, you can use Titanium Backup to save your installed apps and data so that if you flash again, you will have them on the new device.

[darkhorseman45]

Re: Hey guys,

thank you I would never ever take someone's work.what I'm working with the stock one and all I'm going to do is I want to be able to build my own custom ROM . I am okay with Linux I have worked on FTA receiver sights of the captive works four thousand which was one its base with Dvbs. so needless to say I'm okay with Linux just what I want to do is I'm new to the Android devices and I want to be able to go ahead and dump the NAND and be able to modify a STOCK Rom and just asking what tools I would need for the rk 3188 mk809 iii quad.core as for long roads been there and done that lol .. just looking for some direction

Tony

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[budgetgeek]

Sure, I recommend ADB for dumping the rom.

Start here maybe? http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...-ROM-using-ADB