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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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2010/09/11
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Here is an Android 4.4.2 KitKat rooted custom firmware for the FNF iFive 3 tablet. This firmware is based on the official iFive firmware 2.0.1 dated 2014/01/22.Â
(ifive3_FW_442_V2.0.1_201401221700.rar / ifive3_FW_442_V2.0.1_201401221700.img)Â
Build information:
Linux Kernel:Â Linux version 3.0.36+ (root@five-server2) (gcc version 4.6.x-google 20120106 (prerelease) (GCC) ) #5 SMP PREEMPT Wed Jan 22 12:45:45 CST 2014
Android build:Â IFive/rk3188/rk3188:4.4.2/KOT49H/eng.root.20140122.161828:eng/opinions-on-teclast-p90hdst-keys
ro.rksdk.version=RK30_ANDROID$(PLATFORM_VERSION)-SDK-v1.00.00
Revision history from the manufacturer (translated from Chinese) :
1 open cloud printing capabilities,
2. repair facilities can not be formatted.
3. HDMI output volume unable class nature Adjust the volume
4. to optimize touch fluency.
Custom firmware features:
- root with latest SuperSU version 1.93 (free version)
- removed most Chinese and unnecessary applications
- Google Play Store fixes so more application are visible/compatible
- updated busybox v1.21.0.git (2012-11-29)
- Unix like init.d boot scripts support, more details on init.d scripts here
- changed permissions on external sdcard to allow write access
- increased space for applications (/data partition) to 4 GB
- disabled OTA updates (may cause problems)
- added Google Experience Launcher (GEL) in addition to iFive stock launcher
- use optional package to fix broken apps (Contacts/People and Calendar sync)
- included temporary fix for multi-user support, thanks to didierm
- kernel modules (cifs, tun, lan, serial, xpad) compiled by Oma &Â Crew RKTablets, thank guys!
- optional ClockworkMod (CWM) Recovery easy install packageÂ
Download:Â kasty-fnf_ifive_3-442-201_20140122-rooted4_mu.zip
Use Rockchip Batch Tool version 1.7 to flash the firmware, use Restore button.
Please report any problem with this firmware, I can't verify this custom firmware works as I don't have an iFive 3 to test it.
The following users say thank you to admin for this useful post:
ginjruk If you like our web site, applications and firmwares, feel free to support our site. Donations are used to pay the bills for our server hosting costs, development tools and purchase new tablets to support.
2014/02/16
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Heya, THANKS FOR THE ROM!! installed all seems to be working well. Anything to look at in particular for improvements?
New to this is all!
2014/02/24
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Hi all. I'm totally newbie with the Android stuff. Could someone give me detailed Information how to Install the new firmware into iFive 3 tablet. I can not get the tablet into mode to accept firmware updates. What is the correct procedure and correct button sequence ?
Matti
2014/02/16
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mattim said
Hi all. I'm totally newbie with the Android stuff. Could someone give me detailed Information how to Install the new firmware into iFive 3 tablet. I can not get the tablet into mode to accept firmware updates. What is the correct procedure and correct button sequence ?Â
Matti
Hey, download the firmware from the link above. Then follow this how to guide:
https://www.miniand.com/wiki/Flashing+a+new+firmware+image+to+the+iFive+X2+Step+by+Step
Its for the X2 however the procedure is the same.
The following users say thank you to ginjruk for this useful post:
HBruce2014/02/24
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Thank you all. The instructions worked nicely after changing driver installation related security settings in win8 and twiddling the usb setting in Rockchip tool. 64bit Win8 is not the perfect os for Android tweeking.
HDMI does not seem to work.
Video rendering performance especially for Finnish tv (Yle areena) is ruined.
Matti
2014/02/16
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mattim said
Thank you all. The instructions worked nicely after changing driver installation related security settings in win8 and twiddling the usb setting in Rockchip tool. 64bit Win8 is not the perfect os for Android tweeking.Â
HDMI does not seem to work.
Video rendering performance especially for Finnish tv (Yle areena) is ruined.
Â
Matti
Dont know about the video rendering, however the HDMI out is definitely working. I'd double check that HDMI is turned on in the settings as ive had no problem. Scrolling in websites does seem a little jerky though.Â
2014/03/18
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Thanks for firmware.Â
For me WiFi sensitivity is lower than the official firmware. Can anyone confirm this?
2014/04/16
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this firmware so mood, everything is great. Tks for sharing, admin ^^
2014/01/15
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Hi,
a new release date for Official iFive 3 "ifive3_FW_442_V2.0.3_201403281500"
comes out.
Perhaps a new "Kasty" version 2.0.3 coming?
greetings,
@ +,
admin
2010/09/11
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New iFive 3 custom firmware just posted:
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Cheers.
If you like our web site, applications and firmwares, feel free to support our site. Donations are used to pay the bills for our server hosting costs, development tools and purchase new tablets to support.
2014/01/15
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Thanks you.
It's super,,
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2014/02/24
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Installed the latest version today. No problems. Also my HDMI started working again. Thanx.
Â
Matti
2014/04/22
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thx so much, will try to install on xoro 9719qr 
2014/07/21
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When I use this firmware it runs only once after the install reboot. When I reboot or shutdown the tablet it won't start, it gets stuck on the loading screen. If I go back to the 4.2.2 custom firmware everything is fine again. The same happens with the stock 4.4.2 firmware, it also only runs once after install. What could cause this? (Yes I did use the Restore option)
2015/01/25
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Hi everyone,
The https://www.MiniAnd.com/wiki/Flashing+a+new+firmware+image+to+the+iFive+X2+Step+by+Step page seems to be on vacation, so the very helpful guide for the Rockchip Batch Tool version 1.7 Ginjruk mentions in his earlier post isn't currently available there. Does anyone know whether that particular guide is posted anywhere else? (I found similar but less complete guides elsewhere.)
Thanks, Bruce
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