franklin84 said
This Rom is the best one i found. There was another one which has sound failtures.
I have only a little problem which the touchscreen when the Tab is connected to the charger but the compatibility is the most important for me. 🙂

I used the Rockchip Batch Tool like the picture in post 205.
- install USB Driver
- with tablet OFF, I connect the Tablet to PC
- run rookchip batchtool 1.6
- press VOLUME UP + POWER, then release buttons to make the tablet to be detected by the batchtool
- flash the image by pressing Upgrade

It's also important that you have the right Bootloader installed.
But i dont know exactly what Version is the best one 🙁
If something is needed, i have all files on my PC 🙂

Thank you. Yes I want to try it on a cube I picked up last year, It's still on the last 4.2.2 Kasty before the kit kat Kasty came out. So it should have the non-kitkat bootloader. I still have my orogonal Cube, but it's inner screen is failing (bloated battery). I pull it out once in a while to see if it's still working, hoping to someday try out the Lollipop rom Oma and his team have or had been working on. So I may look into this rom and try out in my older tablet first. Once I figure which booloader it needs.

i also have the cube u65gt, but although it's a newer tab, people aren't really busy with the software i think. Maybe the t9 has more people working on it. It's the first cube 64 bit cpu tab.

it's the kernel (maybe with bootloader in it), like jelly bean kernel: 4.1, 4.2, 5.0 and kitkat kernel:4.4.

Only with switching between android previous to 5 to 5 you need to be more alert with the kernel, otherways you get flash problems, which will definately take more time to fix. So you can just select the .img file in rockbatch tool and flash it to the cube in 'download mode' (volume up while pressing power button, hold volume button up pressed while inserting the usb cable to pc).

Mark06 said
it's the kernel (maybe with bootloader in it), like jelly bean kernel: 4.1, 4.2, 5.0 and kitkat kernel:4.4.

Only with switching between android previous to 5 to 5 you need to be more alert with the kernel, otherways you get flash problems, which will definately take more time to fix. So you can just select the .img file in rockbatch tool and flash it to the cube in 'download mode' (volume up while pressing power button, hold volume button up pressed while inserting the usb cable to pc).

I will try that. Thanks again for sticking around.

Yes, I did that on the older Cube I got. It was pretty good, but I think that tablet batch could not stand it. I was one of the guinea pigs for DarthJabba's overclocked kernels. Lol tried them all until I did settle on one slightly overclocked. I think trying all those was what damaged my battery in my first cube. I did buy new batteries, there is a few posts on it, But the damage to the screen was already done by the bloated battery. Still no regrets with the experimenting, it's what helped us all get hose kernels and new roms going. Like I said since I still have the older Cube and screen is still usable even with the lines across it, I will use it to experiment a little more with the Kitkat roms, including this funrom. But it has to wait a little, I'm in the middle of a room remodeling and will only have access to my tablets for a little bit of time to peruse these pages.

maikal said
Mark I picked up a Vido M10 also earlier this year very cheap on ebay, for less than $100US, pretty much same specs as the u30gt2 but w/16gb. That one is on Kasty kit kat. Looks and behaves great, I would say even better than the U30gt2 on the Kasty rom. As to the U65gt, I just looked at it on ebay, very nice but I'm stuck on the 10 inch tablets. I also picked up a Surface RT and it's my daily use, though I'm trying to sell it to finance a newer Surface tablet. But all in all I love my Cube and Vido tabs.

Maikal, there also is a rom from dartjabba from januari 2014 that's really fast. It's just it has got some bugs with the screen watching facebook movies. But it's a real fast rom for the cube, doubt that it's 20 seconds boot time though like the vido m10.