lanark said
That's it. It's working. Thank you guys!!!

I've put Elvish 0.3 rom which works fine except for the known rotation problem, and then I put ninjaduck dump, then reset factory data and voilà, all is fine.

Could you link to all the different files you used and a quick 'How to' on what you did to fix it please ?

Detection said

lanark said
That's it. It's working. Thank you guys!!!

I've put Elvish 0.3 rom which works fine except for the known rotation problem, and then I put ninjaduck dump, then reset factory data and voilà, all is fine.

 

Could you link to all the different files you used and a quick 'How to' on what you did to fix it please ?

Bump

Just a quick couple of lines to explain simply the steps, I'm experienced in flashing my own tablet, but never flashed the Arnova before, thanks

lanark said
Sorry Detection, I hasn't see your request.

Well, I'll try to remember all my steps.

First, I flashed Elvish 0.3 ROM through Livesuit.

The file is the one posted by admin: Elvish 0.3

You can download Livesuit from a bunch of sources, the one that works for me is this

There you have a good tutorial of using Livesuit: How to Upgrade your Hyundai A7 Firmware

Once you have your device working, you can now proceed with the adb or command line method for replacing your rom with the ninjaduck arnova images, as is described here (from point 12).

If you don't know how to use adb, there is a guide here in the forums, but I can't find it. You can find an adb shell use guide in the SDK documentation or anywhere in the internet, I think...

 

Hope that helps!

Thanks very much for that, I bought my Dad the Arnova 7 G3 for last Xmas and he's been experiencing random reboots fairly frequently, he's tried factory resetting it, which appeared to cure it for a while, he kept an eye on apps he was installing in case one of them was the culprit, and tried removing the external SDCard which was a workaround when I was running ICS on my tablet, but it continues to rear its head, and apparently this time Netflix has stopped working too, which could very well be an update to the app itself

Mainly trying to fix the rebooting problem as he uses it for giving presentation type teaching at work connected to a projector, so was hoping that a new firmware might fix it, if it is newer than the one he has running atm, unsure if you can update the firmware officially ?

The ROM I'm using on my tablet (Not the G3) runs the CPU minimum frequency at 312MHz instead of 216MHz which cures the rebooting problem, so I was hoping to try that on Monday when he gets here

Will apps like SetCPU work with the G3 do you know ?

Appreciate the guide, thanks again