Farscape1 said

craigb244@gmail.com said
Have you gottried it with the latest test ROM? Also what version of rock chip tool did you flash with?

 

I can't for the life of me get it to work!

 

I second your pain. I have had no luck getting cwm to boot.

Tried 5.5.04/6.0.31/Hejira's recovery from flashmyandroid/fun's U30GT2 and when i tried to load

 kasty-cube_u30gt2-422-204t_20130706-cwm_rooted4.zip

all i got was a flashing black screen on every one of them.

My tablet came with JB4.2 on it. I have tried to apply JB4.1 but that also gives the flashing black screen.

My serial starts as follows: U30GT2M32GBW13240721xxx

Same here, can't get to recovery at all. I as well  got cube tab with 4.2 on it.

It is bit strange that we still have to deal with choices of 1GB, 2GB or 4GB or more partitions for apps creating different partitions worrying if we will have enough space and having headache with it. I thought this was the problem of the past. Since Honeycomb MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) is standard for Android devices. All Nexus devices since Galaxy Nexus are MTP. I really like that feature on my Gnex. For those who don't know, this means that your apps share the same space as whatever files you want to put on your internal flash drive. No need to partition flash drive in to two, one for apps and one for data. There is only one partition and it's shared. Other advantage is that when you connect your pad to the PC to transfer files, those files do not need to be unmounted from your pad to appear on your PC. Files are available to both, pad and PC at the same time during USB connection.

Therefore, my question for developers is, is it possible for us to switch to MTP for internal space on next custom rom release?

globula_neagra said
I don`t think that a file transfer is actually why you are able to access all of your internal storage as, personal and app storage.
MTP is just a type of connection that allows you to access the files from your device in the same time from the pc and the device also.

Now i remembered. On cube, we have internal storage divided to EXT partition for apps and second FAT formatted partition as space we can use. Nexus line of devices use only partition for both, apps and whatever data you want to put on it and you will see it as only one internal drive. This makes all simpler but MTP protocol needs to be used for transfers between PC and cube tab. I think it is easier to just have one EXT partition on place always having to choose/predict how big your EXT partition needs to be and your apps run out of space eventually.