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[rom] CyanogenMod 10.1 - AOKP 4.2 compatibility zips for various Zenithink Amlogic 8726-MX devices

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ROM's official threads (where you can download latest ROM, usually built every 15 days, and the GAPPS):

* CyanogenMod 10
* AOKP 4.2

Zenithink C97

* Unrar the "common" rar file and put "zt-update" folder to the root of a microsd.
* Copy rom, gapps and compatibility zip files to the microsd as well.
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed VOL+ and POWER and you'll boot to TWRP recovery.
* If this is your first install flash this file that will format /system, /data and /cache partitions and from "Wipe" menu erase "Android secure".
* Flash rom, gapps and the required compatibility zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Common 2013-03-03
Compatibility zip 1.0

Zenithink C93 1F

* Unrar the "common" rar file and put "zt-update" folder to the root of a microsd.
* Copy rom, gapps and compatibility zip files to the microsd as well.
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER. Press VOL+ to confirm and you'll boot to TWRP recovery.
* If this is your first install flash this file that will format /system, /data and /cache partitions and from "Wipe" menu erase "Android secure".
* Flash rom, gapps and the required compatibility zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Common 2013-03-03
Compatibility zip 1.0

Zenithink C93 2F

* Flash this stock ROM.
* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER. Press VOL+ to confirm and you'll boot to TWRP recovery.
* If this is your first install flash this file that will format /system, /data and /cache partitions and from "Wipe" menu erase "Android secure".
* Flash rom, gapps and the required compatibility zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Compatibility zip 1.0.1

Zenithink C71A (GPS is not working until ZT releases a 4.2 rom or they give me "glgps" sources)

* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Compatibility zip 1.0

Zenithink C71L (There are two versions of C71L, this one works with the one which has a 800x480 display)

* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Compatibility zip 1.0

Zenithink C71L (There are two versions of C71L, this one works with the one which has a 1024x600 display)

* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Compatibility zip 1.0

Zenithink C93s

* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Compatibility zip 1.0
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To downgrade you have to use the stock recovery, so fully replace the "zt-update" folder with the one with the stock update (downgrade in this case), after that call the TWRP.img "recovery.img" (isn't it called already that way in the TWRP rar? I should have forgon to rename it in case I'll reupload it), anyway the bootloader tries to load an uboot image located at /sdcard/zt-update/recovery.img
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Try playing with the usual build.prop entries, are you using a c93?
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try adding (or editing if the entry is already present)

ro.camera.orientation.front=0/90/180/270
ro.camera.orientation.back=0/90/180/270
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I don't think, it requires a different partition layout for being a nice work (and not some nasty hack).
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try to reboot the recovery
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Yes, reboot the recovery from the reboot command. And look at the integrity of the package checking the md5sum
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Did you flash the mentioned stock rom before?
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you just have to copy a bunch of zips in the microsd and the recovery.img in the "zt-update" folder.
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It works on Allwinner A31 but it looks like it doesn't work with amlogic, it's up to the kernel but if you wanna try you can have a look here
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2156254
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thanks to you guys, today I did the comp zips for c93 1f and 2f for 4.3, and with next build they can be used.
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Zenithink C71A (GPS is not working until ZT releases a 4.2 rom or they give me "glgps" sources)

* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Compatibility zip 1.0

Zenithink C71L (There are two versions of C71L, this one works with the one which has a 800x480 display)

* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Compatibility zip 1.0

Zenithink C71L (There are two versions of C71L, this one works with the one which has a 1024x600 display)

* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

Compatibility zip 1.0

Zenithink C93s

* Create a folder named "zt-update" in your microsd and unzip there the recovery.img file
* Turn on the tablet keeping pressed BACK and POWER.
* ZT's bootloader has a bug (or something to prevent people from flashing custom roms) that will scrumb your NAND when you boot to recovery using the button trigger, push the icon in the top-right (it's recovery's log) and if you see TWRP complaining about partitions go to "Wipe" menu and perform a wipe of "system", "cache", "data" and "internal storage".
* Flash rom, gapps, the required compatibility zip and recovery zip.
* Now select "Reboot system now".
* Enjoy CyanogenMod 10.1 / AOKP 4.2

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Probably they messed up their kernel. Try a "cat /proc/kmsg" when you plug it, if it doesn't list a new interface then it's their kernel fucked up. Maybe they configured the USB ports wrongly. Do you have a regular USB nic to try with the OTG adapter? (or an OTG adapter with a microUSB female, I guess it's impossible to find one)
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nope, those works for sure with the one that has my buddy flsuperstore, I'm getting kinda bored of zenithink and its little changes
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the only alternative would be that the dongle is recognized as usbnet0 instead of eth0, but dmesg/kmsg should say something when you plug it in, if it doesn't react it must be the kernel or the hw

let's see what Frank says, I'll do a couple of tests with him
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probably they're built into your kernel. Starting with 4.1 amlogic's kernel had it built in.
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