[Help Thread][Guides] Ownice K6/C960 - Android Head Unit with Digital Audio Output
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here's what I bought:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000879146746.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.40884c4dX4HinV
This is the original version who I got when I bought it. I hope it helps you to understand, else, please lemme know how to find the structure of firmware files.
Attachments
where the firmware files something like 4192######.01, ########.02, "".03, "".04 etc...?
Hi. I can only make assumption that this firmware would work under TW8. You Typed TWB-X but I think it is TW8 in your image.
Hi all!
I am being driven mad by my "Zoyoskii" Tesla Style head unit!
i cannot make head nor tail of whether or not my firmware is rootable or not. Details are as follows:
Processor type
Octa-sp9853i
Android Vesion
10
MCU version
Ts9V.4.3-100-404-A4C695-210112(MM031)
CAN version
HO63FD01SA-171219
System Version
V.11.1.2_20200915.111524_XHCN9-V-X
Memory
4GB/64GB
DSP w/optical out
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The only reason i would like to root is mainly to hopefully be able to hide the top and bottom Navigation bar.
It is a Vertical unit, and nearly every guide i have found seems to be for Horizontal style headunits. Are the vertical ones moddable?
Ideally i would llike to install a better rom, as the zoyoskii one seems a little lackluster, the split screen functionality is useless and if i could modify the navigation bar that would be ideal. Not sure if such a beast exists though?
If anyone could give me a simple to follow guide on how to root I would be most appreicated. I am not newbie to installing custom firmwares/rooting Androids etc as I have done it before on my old PX3 unit among older Android phones - I just cant figure this SP9853i out though!
I am being driven mad by my "Zoyoskii" Tesla Style head unit!
i cannot make head nor tail of whether or not my firmware is rootable or not. Details are as follows:
Processor type
Octa-sp9853i
Android Vesion
10
MCU version
Ts9V.4.3-100-404-A4C695-210112(MM031)
CAN version
HO63FD01SA-171219
System Version
V.11.1.2_20200915.111524_XHCN9-V-X
Memory
4GB/64GB
DSP w/optical out
---
The only reason i would like to root is mainly to hopefully be able to hide the top and bottom Navigation bar.
It is a Vertical unit, and nearly every guide i have found seems to be for Horizontal style headunits. Are the vertical ones moddable?
Ideally i would llike to install a better rom, as the zoyoskii one seems a little lackluster, the split screen functionality is useless and if i could modify the navigation bar that would be ideal. Not sure if such a beast exists though?
If anyone could give me a simple to follow guide on how to root I would be most appreicated. I am not newbie to installing custom firmwares/rooting Androids etc as I have done it before on my old PX3 unit among older Android phones - I just cant figure this SP9853i out though!
So here's what I did:Hi. I can only make assumption that this firmware would work under TW8. You Typed TWB-X but I think it is TW8 in your image.
I downloaded and installed this frimware from https://yadi.sk/d/oigQs8h6DizhPg .
the firmware:
V11.1.2_20201102.143407_THEME1-X
43864958-c1fc-11e8-b9ce-0701f06faf8a
4192eb4c-c1fc-11e8-8f83-a7a51df1443b
427c4ecc-c1fc-11e8-b558-cb289b80f7d2.4
427c4ecc-c1fc-11e8-b558-cb289b80f7d2.3
427c4ecc-c1fc-11e8-b558-cb289b80f7d2.2
427c4ecc-c1fc-11e8-b558-cb289b80f7d2.1
427c4ecc-c1fc-11e8-b558-cb289b80f7d2.0
After instalion, still didn't work. So I decided to install this firmware right after:
TS9_BOOT_Android10_1024x600_ID0_20200117
408930e4-c1fc-11e8-8a06-2b5b8f8a7e48
And it worked! Now I finally have a normal reolution.
The only thing that didn't work as well is the Radio FM application.
I can save only 6 staions. When I swipe to the right or to the left, for more staions nothing happened.
Any idea?
Try navradio+?
NavRadio+ - Apps on Google Play
Radio Tuner application only for the following Android Car Navigation Head Units: - headunits based on MTC firmware with cpu PX3, PX5, PX6 and PX30. - headunits with chipset Allwinner T3, T8 ed Intel SC9853 (TS9) based on firmware TopWay. It's not compatible with firmwares that are not based on...
Hi all
I want to make my own rooted firmware by following the guide on the first page. The only bit I am unsure about it the "Magisk" part - it says you must have Magisk installed (not Magisk file manager)
Can this be easily installed without root? If not, can someone with Magisk prepare my file and send it back so I can encrypt it again and add it to my firmware file?
Many thanks
I want to make my own rooted firmware by following the guide on the first page. The only bit I am unsure about it the "Magisk" part - it says you must have Magisk installed (not Magisk file manager)
Can this be easily installed without root? If not, can someone with Magisk prepare my file and send it back so I can encrypt it again and add it to my firmware file?
Many thanks
Hello everybody. I have a TS9 unit on a VW MK7, wich can run Ownice firmware, the only issue is that annoying thing on the screen , unauthorized UI blablabla...Ok, i have 2 questions for liamstears , marcus and anyone who can help me. I need to restart the unit into recovery mode, tried all is described into the forums, no luck. Any other suggestion, please?
The second question, can anyone provide a functionally version of the Vehicle apk from the Ownice rom?
Thanks a lot for the patience to read and for the support.
P.S. Also interested for a custom recovery, TWRP mostly, so i can save images of the rom's. Come on , nobody answer?
The second question, can anyone provide a functionally version of the Vehicle apk from the Ownice rom?
Thanks a lot for the patience to read and for the support.
P.S. Also interested for a custom recovery, TWRP mostly, so i can save images of the rom's. Come on , nobody answer?
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I suppose you tried using key 1 or key 2 wire short to frame with firmware on usb inserted?
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