Pipo M9 Max RileyROM 2.1

[Nordo]

So, I guess you and your wife will have to share!!!!!!!!

And that's where the problems will begin!!!!

[Timebandit]

Yes, you are missing that you need a special Hdmi cable that has a longer metal plug. Pipo demands special cables for their USB as well as for their Hdmi.

Thanks for the reply. I did get a cable that came with the tablet that seems to fit correctly but as I said, no use whatsoever! However, ten minutes with a junior hacksaw and a bit of patience, success!!

[Nordo]

Thanks for the reply. I did get a cable that came with the tablet that seems to fit correctly but as I said, no use whatsoever! However, ten minutes with a junior hacksaw and a bit of patience, success!!

What did you do?
Did you trim a bit of plastic away from around the metal sleeve of the plug?

[Timebandit]

What did you do?
Did you trim a bit of plastic away from around the metal sleeve of the plug?

Yes, I took about 2millimeters off all round which did the job. I guess the port must have just needed that final bit of contact.

[harisman]

Rookie problem

Hi all,

this is my first message in the forum. My greetings to all of you!

I am trying to flash my Pipo M9, but i am facing a problem. It is the first time i am doing such an operation, that's why i am following the steps sequence described in the instructions. It seems though that there is something i might be doing wrong. As soos as i am opening the device manger (Pipo Usb already connected to WIN7 PC) the device is not recognized ("unknown device"). Then i am opening the "ROM_Flash_Tool_137" application and when i press the button "Reboot to flash mode", i get the message "Device can not do switch, because of no drive".
In previous steps: Micro-SD card is removed, USB mode is not ON.

Any help on this??

Thank you

Haris

[rrileypm]

On some Windows PC's, you won't be able to use the Flash Tool to get into flash mode.

In the ROM kit, there is a folder "alternate tool to reboot to flash mode". In that folder is the RKBatchTool.

Open it at the same time and see if you find the tablet recognized by a pink box. Then hit the "Switch" button. That will get you into flash mode.

[harisman]

On some Windows PC's, you won't be able to use the Flash Tool to get into flash mode.

In the ROM kit, there is a folder "alternate tool to reboot to flash mode". In that folder is the RKBatchTool.

Open it at the same time and see if you find the tablet recognized by a pink box. Then hit the "Switch" button. That will get you into flash mode.

Thanks Randy for the quick reply.

I 'll try this.

Regards

[harisman]

Thanks Randy for the quick reply.

I 'll try this.

Regards

Everything OK!!!

I am currently testing it.

BR