Infotm Tablets Documentation

CWR for infotm(ic) / Sylvania:

Sounds like mostly everything is working. Data restore might be buggy. I'm looking into that.



Here's the recovery ramdisk: http://min.us/mbjhQY9YRT

Flash it with iuw as RECVRD.

7" devices use a usb keyboard to navigate.

If you cant find the button combo for your model to boot recovery, then you need to root it, install a terminal and type su [enter] reboot recovery

Tested on Sylvania 7" (sytabex7) and iCan 10"

Rom Manager should be able to reboot recovery too. But before you go messing with it trying to flash roms, be warned this has access to all partitions of the device (including boot) I'm not liable blah blah blah.



Developer only tools:

README:
THESE FILES WERE DISTRIBUTED ON ANDROIDTABLETS.NET AND TECHVENDETTA.COM
These binaries are gpl, however, the system images you build using them are not. (proprietary files)
I'm not responsible for your use and or misuse of these tools or what you attempt to do with their output.

32bit binaries:

USAGE:
chmod +x mkyaffs2image
./mkyaffs2image -c 4096 -s 128 -f system system.img

Your working directory should contain the binary mkyaffs2image and a system folder to work with. If dumping from device,
you must tar.gz the system folder before placing it on sd to preserve the symlinks. -f tries to fix them but sometimes cant.
If you have an ius file, to get system.img use the ius editor found here on androidtablets.net, then:

chmod +x unyaffs4k
./unyaffs4k system.img
this dumps the contents of /system/ into the EXTRACTING_SYSTEM folder.
Next you need to copy everything into a folder named "system"
make your changes, and rebuild.

ALSO NOTE: you need a filesystem that supports symlinks so dont try this on a fat or fat32 partition.

any questions at all, just send me a pm @ TechVendetta on androidtablets.net

Also, once you get the hang of working with this stuff shoot me a pm and maybe I'll add you to my DEV circle on g+

~TechVendetta

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Linux flasher:

Currently doing a write-up and packaging / making more user friendly (less hackish)