Reply To: Remix by Jilde to Chuwi vi10 dual boot anybody

[Jonathan]

Yes, just done it. Looks pretty cr*p so far 🙂

Steps (from memory/tutorial so may be a little off):
On the PC(maybe tablet) you will use to flash the tablet:

Disable the need for signed drivers: Hold shift while selecting restart, select Troubleshoot->Advanced->Startup Settings->Restart. Press 7.

Use Firefox (or maybe Chrome, certainly not IE) to download package at https://mega.nz/#!KcNjjBDB!3vZ5tpAiu5nW-_xTNwWLU9wsv4Lc75CCwwTNIh3adw0.

Unzip it somewhere handy.

Run \driver and flashing tools\ManufacturingFlashTool Setup 6.0.43.exe to install MFT.

Run \driver and flashing tools\drivers\IntelAndroidDrvSetup1.10.0.exe, follow onscreen instructions.

Run \driver and flashing tools\drivers\iSocUSB-Driver-Setup-1.2.0.exe, follow instructions. (I don’t think you need this to be honest and I’m less than clear on the attach SoC device/power cycle instructions. I just went to DNX mode a few times and started/powered off Android.)

Run \driver and flashing tools\rehackforusbdriver.reg

Copy \driver and flashing tools\PLACE_IN_PROGRAM_FILES_INTEL_MFT\CUSTOM_CONFIG.ini to C:\Program Files\Intel\Manufacturing Flash Tool

Reboot.

On your tablet:

From Android power off (not switch to Windows or restart).

Hold the volume button nearest the power button and the power button until you get to DNX mode.

Plug your tablet into your PC that you’ll use to flash it and check for the tablet in Device Manager (for me it showed up as Android ADB only).

Make a note of the VID/PID by selecting Properties (Of ADB device in Device Manager), go to Details select Hardware Ids in Property.

Disconnect your tablet.

On your PC run Manufacturing Flash Tool from the desktop.

Select: File->open. Select flash_only_android_wipe_data.xml from the unzipped Remix package.

Select: File->Settings.

Set the SOC devices VID/PID to the numbers you noted above (probably 8087/0A65)

Set the Android devices VID = 8087/PID =09EF if necessary.

Click OK.

Make sure your tablet is in DNX mode and plug it in to your PC.

Wait until done, then use the volume buttons to select Power Off and hit the power button.

Disconnect your tablet, power it on and wait.

To get back to Windows turn off your tablet, press the volume button farthest away from the power button and then power button at the same time, wait for menu to appear.

Use the volume button to highlight Windows and press the power button to select.

Surprisingly there is an OS switch in Remix (as expected it’s 1.0). I would rather have had working WiFi/Touchscreen but still nice feature because everything works in Windows 🙂