Sorry for late.
Yeah, I did it.
Sorry for late.
They conflict with GPS. Do not turn on GPS@AllexBast : Hi mate, everything is working great for me because I found a working A10 GSI. The only issue is no sound when I connect my Bluetooth headset.
In this thread https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...2dp-aptx-in-any-gsi-rom.3950938/post-85932065, you have a solution for this issue but where is my stock firmware bluetooth libs please ? How can I extract them ?
Thank you in advance for your help![]()
They conflict with GPS. Do not turn on GPS
After replacing files, you need to restart the tablet
Perhaps your firmware is different from iPlay40 firmware, which is why this is the case. The iPlay40 comes with headphones with a tipe-c wire, they do not work on gsi. You need to contact the developer gsi rom, indicate your problem and give a log file that can be done using the utilitySorry but there is still a problem. I restarted the tablet, I opened a video file but there was no sound in bluetooth. I tried several players and it's the same problem. To listen again in bluetooth, I have to open the video with the Google Videos player, click on the 3 dots at the top during playback, activate the speaker and then deactivate it and the sound works again in bluetooth. Do you have any idea of this issue ?
Perhaps your firmware is different from iPlay40 firmware, which is why this is the case. The iPlay40 comes with headphones with a tipe-c wire, they do not work on gsi. You need to contact the developer gsi rom, indicate your problem and give a log file that can be done using the utility
Thank you for your answer.
Just to know : do all GSI roms have this bluetooth problem ? And can you tell me where I can find and download the latest GSI roms please ?![]()
Theoretically it is possible. But I only dealt with android 10. Need vendor.img and boot.img@AllexBast
Do you think I can use your tool also for the MaxPad I11?
It also shares the UNISOC Tiger T618 like the Alldocube/Teclast.
EEA Fimware Android-11 can be downloaded with code "m3t1"
My priority is to boot Magisk, not TWRP.
Bootloader is unlocked. But last (many) tries I'm always stuck in a bootloop after flashing patched Magisk image, because of verified-boot, wrong vbmeta or something like that.
Can you help please?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/teclast-m40-how-to-unlock-bootloader.4185363/post-86205553I've loaded the firmware pac-file with the UpgradeTool.
I can see the boot.img, but no vendor.img. Any advice?
Try to flashThe tool didn't work. But I think this one works in combination with Ubuntu:
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I attach a screenshot of all extracted files. The "_b" are all empty.
Also the boot.img and vendor_a.img.
I can port twrp if you likeIt works!
Thank you very, very much. It's really appreciated.
Two short notes:
1. After installing the Magisk app I had to select Install, Direct Install and Reboot. Before the installation of scripts/modules failed.
2. Reboot into recovery starts the normal recovery, no TWRP. But no drama for me, as root/Magisk is important.
Big thank you.
Found comments Phhusson https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations/issues/1939Sorry but there is still a problem. I restarted the tablet, I opened a video file but there was no sound in bluetooth. I tried several players and it's the same problem. To listen again in bluetooth, I have to open the video with the Google Videos player, click on the 3 dots at the top during playback, activate the speaker and then deactivate it and the sound works again in bluetooth. Do you have any idea of this issue ?
I got Havoc installed successfully following your method. I also learned that it is not necessary to flash vbmeta-custom.img for installation of magisk to ShapeShift-OS.
For Havoc (without root), the steps are:-
# ./fastboot erase system
# ./fastboot delete-logical-partition product (for stock rom with gapp only)
# ./fastboot flash system havoc.img
-> recovery -> wipe data/factory rest -> reboot
For ShapeShift-OS (with root), the steps are:-
Install stock rom without gapp (no delete-logical-partition product)
# ./fastboot erase system
# ./fastboot flash system havoc.img
# ./fastboot flash boot boot_magisk.img
-> recovery -> wipe data/factory rest -> reboot
I have found a method of Teclast P20HD to unlock bootloader which can be found in "https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help/teclast-p20hd-android-10-tablet-4g-t4141997" and "https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-32287.html", but I'm not sure if that method also works on Teclast M40. If that method works can I restore the bootloader to lock state instead of relock state so I can keep the warranty.