Request: CM10 MID9742

[vampirefo.]

am I supposed to remove the extra stuff in the build.prop from the base build that is not in the port build.prop? the one from the mobiz rom has a bunch of duplicated/repeditive code and extras that are not in the cm10 rom... I just dont know if some of that is necessary tweaks or if its just garbage that wont matter...

You would just use cm10 build.prop you don't need mobiz build.prop

 

[jcruckus]

bump...edited for notes and comments...

 

[jcruckus]

You would just use cm10 build.prop you don't need mobiz build.prop

vampirefo, thanks, what about init.d? base, port, or add the port to the base rom?

 

[vampirefo.]

vampirefo, thanks, what about init.d? base, port, or add the port to the base rom?

I don't know anything about that thread, I don't port that way, best to ask in that thread. I just don't believe one can cross port ics and jelly bean.

 

[vampirefo.]

I tried the CT rom in this thread, it's a bit older than mine own, then I found these roms below both are newer, seem to work very well for me.

[rom] CyanogenMod 10 Tweaks - SlateDroid.com

All cm10 roms including the one I built has short range wifi.

 

[tpaine]

I tried the CT rom in this thread, it's a bit older than mine own, then I found these roms below both are newer, seem to work very well for me.

[rom] CyanogenMod 10 Tweaks - SlateDroid.com

All cm10 roms including the one I built has short range wifi.

Thanks for the link. Especially the modded rom version for 250mb system partition and gapps lite. This is great for us with coby gen 3 tablets who want to try cm10.

 

[vampirefo.]

Thanks for the link. Especially the modded rom version for 250mb system partition and gapps lite. This is great for us with coby gen 3 tablets who want to try cm10.

Yes, that would be the right size to work with, I am currently using the cm10_a10_20121208 it's 251MB without gapps.

 

[oper8]

9742 max system is 252mb continued flash roms beyond that will causepermanent partition damage, this should be noted in first post, so people know they are being asked to install stuff beyond their tablet system size.
Anyway good luck.

FYI - The system partition on my 9742 seems to be 503MB, not 252MB, see below:

shell@android:/ # df
df
Filesystem             Size   Used   Free   Blksize
/dev                   407M    44K   407M   4096
/mnt/asec              407M     0K   407M   4096
/mnt/obb               407M     0K   407M   4096
/system                [COLOR=#0000ff]503M[/COLOR]   212M   291M   4096
/data                 1007M    32M   975M   4096
/cache                 503M     8M   495M   4096
/mnt/extsd              29G    23G     5G   4096
/mnt/sdcard              5G     4M     5G   4096
/mnt/secure/asec         5G     4M     5G   4096

shell@android:/ $ cat /system/build.prop | busybox grep product
cat /system/build.prop | busybox grep product
ro.product.model=MID9742
ro.product.brand=sc
ro.product.name=crane_MID9742_sc3052
ro.product.device=crane-MID9742-sc3052
ro.product.board=crane
ro.product.cpu.abi=armeabi-v7a
ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
ro.product.manufacturer=unknown
ro.product.locale.language=en
ro.product.locale.region=US
# ro.build.product is obsolete; use ro.product.device
ro.build.product=crane-MID9742-sc3052
ro.product.firmware=4.0.3

 

[oper8]

Has anyone gotten this CM10 port to work properly on the 9742?

From reading through the thread, it sounds like we still don't have a compatibility pack to make things work properly, no?

 

[vampirefo.]

FYI - The system partition on my 9742 seems to be 503MB, not 252MB, see below:

shell@android:/ # df
df
Filesystem             Size   Used   Free   Blksize
/dev                   407M    44K   407M   4096
/mnt/asec              407M     0K   407M   4096
/mnt/obb               407M     0K   407M   4096
/system                [COLOR=#0000ff]503M[/COLOR]   212M   291M   4096
/data                 1007M    32M   975M   4096
/cache                 503M     8M   495M   4096
/mnt/extsd              29G    23G     5G   4096
/mnt/sdcard              5G     4M     5G   4096
/mnt/secure/asec         5G     4M     5G   4096

shell@android:/ $ cat /system/build.prop | busybox grep product
cat /system/build.prop | busybox grep product
ro.product.model=MID9742
ro.product.brand=sc
ro.product.name=crane_MID9742_sc3052
ro.product.device=crane-MID9742-sc3052
ro.product.board=crane
ro.product.cpu.abi=armeabi-v7a
ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
ro.product.manufacturer=unknown
ro.product.locale.language=en
ro.product.locale.region=US
# ro.build.product is obsolete; use ro.product.device
ro.build.product=crane-MID9742-sc3052
ro.product.firmware=4.0.3

There are at least 3 different versions of 9742, the two I have seen have 252 system.

 

[oper8]

There are at least 3 different versions of 9742, the two I have seen have 252 system.

Are you aware of an easy way of identifying them, so other users can quickly tell them apart?

Moreover, what are the differences that you've seen between the models?

 

[vampirefo.]

Are you aware of an easy way of identifying them, so other users can quickly tell them apart?

Moreover, what are the differences that you've seen between the models?

sure the easiest way

adb shell

busybox df -h

differences are bootloader, touch screen drivers, as well as boot.img.

 

[oper8]

sure the easiest way

adb shell

busybox df -h

differences are bootloader, touch screen drivers, as well as boot.img.

This assumes you already have the device. Perhaps someone is in the market for one, and wants to be able to determine what the underlying hardware configuration is before purchasing, similar to what you might do when shopping for an OpenWRT-capable router.

 

[vampirefo.]

This assumes you already have the device. Perhaps someone is in the market for one, and wants to be able to determine what the underlying hardware configuration is before purchasing, similar to what you might do when shopping for an OpenWRT-capable router.

There is no way to look at a box and determine whats inside surely you know that.

 

[oper8]

There is no way to look at a box and determine whats inside surely you know that.

Well, when manufacturers make revision changes, they often change serial numbers, revision codes, or other changes which are often visible on the box. However, I just found the box for my 9742 and noticed it doesn't have any unique product numbers on it, so nevermind.