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HomeClockworkMod (CWM) Recovery easy install for RK3066 and RK3188 -- TWRP/CWM Flash-Tool and root for RK3288
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2012/03/24
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Was trying to flash finless and/or kasty2 but failed.
I had kasty v2 before but then after few days use I could not turn it on anymore.
So I figured I'll reflash it. Tried couple of times and it failed few, then the flash tool RKAndroidtool stopped detecting it.
When I do the Volume Up + Reset, it kind of hints at detection (a blob comes up Device Not Recognized which is normal) but then after I release it disappears and usually the tool would detect it. Now it doesn't.
Please help. Did I brick it?
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2012/01/05
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2012/03/24
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Sure. Will wait.
If I did brick it, are there any instructions on how to undo it ? 🙂
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2012/01/05
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check this post, it should give you some stept in recovering your tablet.
http://www.arctablet.com/blog/forum/arnova-10-g2-general/arnova-10-g2-improved-firmware-ext4-android-market-full-root-increased-app-storage-space/
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2010/09/11
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The tablet is probably not bricked, but it should be detected when you do Reset and Vol+.
There are also some Troubleshooting info added to the Rockchip Flashing tool article.
http://www.arctablet.com/blog/featured/flashing-arnova-g2-rockchip-2918-rockchip-flashing-tool/
Can you check that ?
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2012/03/24
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Thanks Admin and globula_neagra for your quick replies.
Gotta say though that I'm getting worried.
So it happened that I re-installed my Win7 x64 recently - so I have a clean slate so to speak.
1. Ran RKBatchTool.exe as Admin
2. Square 1 is not yellow, it is grey as every other numbered square.
3. Plugged in my turned off Arnova 10 G2 into USB port - nothing happened - no detection no nothing.
4. Vol Up + Reset - Unknown device detected.
5. Release Reset button - Unknown device disappears.
Below is the screenshot of keeping Reset pressed and the other one is taken after I released it
In other words I cannot get to Step 3 described here http://www.arctablet.com/blog/featured/flashing-arnova-g2-rockchip-2918-rockchip-flashing-tool/
Really worried, guys.
Appreciate your help.
Thanks.
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2010/09/11
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Does it ask for a driver at your Step 4 ?
If you already installed a driver, can you try to remove it; restart your computer and follow the procedure from step 1 again.
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2012/03/24
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It does not ask me to install a driver at my Step 4 - Just a bubble pops up saying Unrecognized Device and in Device Manager, I see what I have attached as a screenshot earlier.
That's the thing, I haven't installed the driver because I did an unrelated clean win7 re-install few days ago. But just to cover all the angles, if it did get installed automatically for some reason, I would be looking for RK29 Device name or something, right?
I don't get the chance to install the driver - that is the point - it does not get detected after I release tablet's Reset button. Only while I keep it pressed down I see an unknown usb device. After I release it, it's gone.
On my previous win installation I remember doing something different, I remember ending up seeing "<class " or something like it in my Device Manager tree. I was able to flash then.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
2012/03/24
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P.S. I tried the troubleshooting in the RockChip post - unselecting automatic installation of drivers. I also tried, resetting the device on another computer, trying to triger device installation but all I get is unrecognized USB device.
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2010/09/11
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I'll try to have a look probably by this week-end to give you few items to check, about the device name on Windows, driver name, and if possible a proper video of the full Rockchip Flashing tool install.
Hopefully you can get some help by other users before then.
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2012/03/24
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Alright, thanks. Though It would be great if we could get somewhere by Friday night, otherwise, I won't be able to look at this for months.
Thanks anyhow.
2012/03/24
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So, any ideas? Anyone? Admin?
2012/03/24
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Admin, please?
2012/05/10
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Hi,
Same problem here. Flashing went fine everything seemed to work. After a shutdown it stays black. Unbricking doesn't work because it is not possible to install the driver on different systems (Windows 7 and Windows XP). Only "while" pressing the reset button the message appears, you don't even have to press <volume +>. As soon as you release the buttons, the device is gone.
Related messages:
"USB device not recognised a device attached has malfunctioned".
Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)
(By the way holding down the power and <volume +> gives the same result after some time)
Dik
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