[Ultimate How To] Coby Kyros MID7127
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Update...
so i was testing a Rom that was supposed to work on the MID7127 and i'm now bricked. "If" i can get out out of this, it'll be great and i'll be sure to share how-to. If i can't, i'll be buying another tablet to continue with helping and videos.
so i was testing a Rom that was supposed to work on the MID7127 and i'm now bricked. "If" i can get out out of this, it'll be great and i'll be sure to share how-to. If i can't, i'll be buying another tablet to continue with helping and videos.
did u install cwm prior to flashing the new rom? if so, boot into recovery and restore
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did u install cwm prior to flashing the new rom? if so, boot into recovery and restore
I'm stuck on the coby screen. And I know how to get to recovery, its not working...
sounds like when ur rebooting, ur not going into recovery, but doing a normal boot. try rebooting into recovery and restoring the factory image (u did make a backup before u starting flashing roms right?) that should work
my bad...lol
The_Kwa, sorry to here about your 7127, hope you get it working again.
I'm in the same situation many others are having with the Android Gingerbread driver.
-Firewall Off
-Real-Time scanning Off
-Factory reset through Tablet
-Factory reset Hardware/pinhole
-USB debugging checked
-Connect to PC
---USB debugging connected
---USB connected
---Found New Hardware - Use Internet - Nothing
---Found New Hardware - Cancel
-SuperOneClick run as admin - The usual 2 lines of text, then nothing.
-Device Manager - Other Devices - Android Gingerbread
-Update Driver Software - Browse My Computer - Point to SuperOneClick folder - Point to Drivers folder "Windows could not find driver software for your device"
I've tried with XP, Vista, and W7.
Is there an Android Gingerbread driver I can download and point to, for installing driver?
Leaving for work, so won't be able to test/respond until tomorrow.
Thanks
I'm in the same situation many others are having with the Android Gingerbread driver.
-Firewall Off
-Real-Time scanning Off
-Factory reset through Tablet
-Factory reset Hardware/pinhole
-USB debugging checked
-Connect to PC
---USB debugging connected
---USB connected
---Found New Hardware - Use Internet - Nothing
---Found New Hardware - Cancel
-SuperOneClick run as admin - The usual 2 lines of text, then nothing.
-Device Manager - Other Devices - Android Gingerbread
-Update Driver Software - Browse My Computer - Point to SuperOneClick folder - Point to Drivers folder "Windows could not find driver software for your device"
I've tried with XP, Vista, and W7.
Is there an Android Gingerbread driver I can download and point to, for installing driver?
Leaving for work, so won't be able to test/respond until tomorrow.
Thanks
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as far as my tablet goes... it's ok i guess. i've gotten a couple of donations and knew the risk of what i was doing. better me then you guys and that's why i was testing.
Now for this pesky SOC issue, the only other thing i can think of is this. I have Android SDK set up on my laptop with includes some "Google Drivers" maybe that will help?
If you want to give it a go, here's the download link: http://dl.google.com/android/installer_r16-windows.exe
once you've downloaded that, open "SDK Manager" and install everything i have:
the one at the bottom you can't see is "Google USB Driver Package"
Now for this pesky SOC issue, the only other thing i can think of is this. I have Android SDK set up on my laptop with includes some "Google Drivers" maybe that will help?
If you want to give it a go, here's the download link: http://dl.google.com/android/installer_r16-windows.exe
once you've downloaded that, open "SDK Manager" and install everything i have:
the one at the bottom you can't see is "Google USB Driver Package"
MitchGramazio
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My tablet is stuck at the Coby screen.
I was originally rooted your way. I then tried to install the GTS ROM. It was successful, but for some reason, I became unrooted (could not use LCD Density, etc.) SuperUser was still installed, but it wasn't working.
I then proceeded to boot into CWM through adb. I then restored with my backup. However, when I rebooted my tablet, I am now stuck at the COBY screen. Please help. My backup might have been corrupt? Do you have a stock backup?
Edit: Alas, I can not seem to boot into CWM. I press the reset button on the tablet, then do the adb steps, and all it tells me is there is no device (Yes, USB Debugging was on the last time I booted). Am I out of luck? How likely is it that I could get a new unit? Does the warranty cover software errors? I am sure I would be able to play this off as one.
I was originally rooted your way. I then tried to install the GTS ROM. It was successful, but for some reason, I became unrooted (could not use LCD Density, etc.) SuperUser was still installed, but it wasn't working.
I then proceeded to boot into CWM through adb. I then restored with my backup. However, when I rebooted my tablet, I am now stuck at the COBY screen. Please help. My backup might have been corrupt? Do you have a stock backup?
Edit: Alas, I can not seem to boot into CWM. I press the reset button on the tablet, then do the adb steps, and all it tells me is there is no device (Yes, USB Debugging was on the last time I booted). Am I out of luck? How likely is it that I could get a new unit? Does the warranty cover software errors? I am sure I would be able to play this off as one.
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sounds like we are at the same spot... can you get to recovery at all?
if you can't get to recovery at all, you might as well set your tablet down untill we figure something out. i've all ready let mine power all the way down so the screen would cut off. put the charger on it and it took a charge.
the only fix i can for see is if coby would hook us up with the factory stock firmware. i think they flash it through FWDN mode.
if you can't get to recovery at all, you might as well set your tablet down untill we figure something out. i've all ready let mine power all the way down so the screen would cut off. put the charger on it and it took a charge.
the only fix i can for see is if coby would hook us up with the factory stock firmware. i think they flash it through FWDN mode.
MitchGramazio
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You can't access the FWDN mode though, can you?
Edit: And no, my attempts to get to recovery have proved fruitless so far. When I hit the reset button, it turns off. I immediately start doing "adb reboot recovery". I hear my computer acknowledge that a USB device has been plugged in (or turned on, in this case). But no success with CWM.
Edit: And no, my attempts to get to recovery have proved fruitless so far. When I hit the reset button, it turns off. I immediately start doing "adb reboot recovery". I hear my computer acknowledge that a USB device has been plugged in (or turned on, in this case). But no success with CWM.
