** ROM ** Polaroid AS7 ** ROOTED + TWRP**

[guessyet]

This ROM is the Google-Updated version of Android 4.2.2. This ROM *DOES* contain the Google services.

This ROM is for the Polaroid A/S7

Included:
Android 4.2.2
Google Play, Calender, Maps, etc...
ADB enabled
Pre-Rooted
ChainFire SuperSU v0.96 included
TWRP Recovery (with touch screen)
Performance Tweaks

Use PhoenixSuite to flash the image. After the initial re-start finishes launch SuperSU so it can start controlling apps that use su. You can get to TWRP recovery by going to Settings > Backup & reset > Recovery Mode. Confirm the reboot and the device will restart in Recovery Mode.

ADB is enabled by default, however, developer options are not. To enable developer options go Settings > About tablet > Build number (tap on this section several times to start countdown). Developer Options will appear above About tablet section.

Image Download - Google-Updated-AS7-Rooted-TWRP Recovery

http://www.mediafire.com/download/h5hi3e8jf5e7eqf/GU-AS7-SU-TWRP-Modded.zip

Please give feedback.. I do not personally have this device.. It has been in testing on another members device for a couple of days..

Enjoy.

[Oskker]

Hey guessyet. Thanks for the rom. You did a good job on the rom. The rom runs smoother than the original. A little more tweaks will do the job on getting the rom to run more better. As I mentioned, the recovery is a bit off, but I could manage.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk

[guessyet]

Hey guessyet. Thanks for the rom. You did a good job on the rom. The rom runs smoother than the original. A little more tweaks will do the job on getting the rom to run more better. As I mentioned, the recovery is a bit off, but I could manage.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk

Thanks bro..

[MoFiZiX Gr4FiX]

Thank you, guessyet!

What a relief! I flashed using Phoenix w/o a hitch and everything appears to be working very well. The only issue I have now is getting new Android drivers for WIN7x64. It recognizes the device, but doesn't want to handshake w/ Android. Oh well, if everything was handed to us on a silver platter, life wouldn't be as much fun.

Many thanks and happy returns for your efforts.

[guessyet]

What a relief! I flashed using Phoenix w/o a hitch and everything appears to be working very well. The only issue I have now is getting new Android drivers for WIN7x64. It recognizes the device, but doesn't want to handshake w/ Android. Oh well, if everything was handed to us on a silver platter, life wouldn't be as much fun.

Many thanks and happy returns for your efforts.

What is the device showing up as in device manager? Also, what is showing in the 'hardware id' section of the driver?

[jimwallcft]

S7 Firmware

Guessyet,

I was unable to download from MediaFire. Would you consider posting the file in the FreakTab download section:

http://www.freaktab.com/forumdisplay.php?111-FreakTab-Downloads

Thank you.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/h5hi3e8jf5e7eqf/GU-AS7-SU-TWRP-Modded.zip[/URL]

Please give feedback.. I do not personally have this device.. It has been in testing on another members device for a couple of days..

Enjoy.

[guessyet]

Guessyet,

I was unable to download from MediaFire. Would you consider posting the file in the FreakTab download section:

http://www.freaktab.com/forumdisplay.php?111-FreakTab-Downloads

Thank you.

absolutely bro,
I will look into the freaktab downloads section..

[MoFiZiX Gr4FiX]

What is the device showing up as in device manager? Also, what is showing in the 'hardware id' section of the driver?

Like an idiot, I forgot to enable MTP under the USB Connection options on the tablet. My bad. All is now good. Thanks again for your help, guessyet. +1 internets for you my friend.

[guessyet]

Like an idiot, I forgot to enable MTP under the USB Connection options on the tablet. My bad. All is now good. Thanks again for your help, guessyet. +1 internets for you my friend.

[Vampireslug]

Wow, this is some really good news! Many, many thanks! As soon as I have some free time I'm going to give this a try... it should be a snap compared to the nightmare of getting Win7 to recognize the device via USB :S

[Deadphyre]

Hey guess, I'm trying to do a ROM dump myself (part of my learning process) but I can't really figure out which partition is the kernel partition. Also, is the databk partition the actual backup. I've got the misc, boot, recovery and system.img dumps but those two aren't exactly clear to me.

Maybe a little clarity please?

[elektrik]

Hey Guess-I am loathe to build off other's work, but since you got the stock to unpack correctly, would you want me to attempt to make an Elektricity ROM version for the AS7, based on what you have? Not at all interested in stepping on toes, just offering to assist. Of course, someone would need to test since I don't have access to this tablet.

[Vampireslug]

I've backed up my device, it appears, with Helium... what would be the best order to do things so that at the end I have basically exactly what I have now only with root?

[elektrik]

Stickied this thread.

[guessyet]

Hey guess, I'm trying to do a ROM dump myself (part of my learning process) but I can't really figure out which partition is the kernel partition. Also, is the databk partition the actual backup. I've got the misc, boot, recovery and system.img dumps but those two aren't exactly clear to me.

Maybe a little clarity please?

It depends on what you are trying to do.. The kernel is held on the boot partition along with the ramfs.. there is also a kernel and ramfs on the recovery partition.. The databk is a backup (of some sort) however, it is not a 1:1 backup.. the only partitions that really matter are the recovery, boot, and system... dont do anything with the misc partition as it could put your device into a boot loop.. the bootloader reads data from it (if it exists) to decide how to boot.

hope that helps..