Reply To: Need flash BIOS but no Windows. Oher methods?

[OptoMan]

I think telcast tablets in question are slightly older — and only slightly related is that cube seems to like doing 64 bit efi at least now.  and it’s included shell is 64 bit, but the BIOS updates from cube come with a 32bit efi updater.  they don’t want to support this.  so, different shell, which seems it might require to be placed on EFI partition instead of just USB — or find a 64 bit flash updater, which I’m really not going to try.  when a company purchases bios code, they don’t have to release the exact same stuff that another company might, as in the flash update utility might not be the same anymore because it’s been sold and modified.

felix: saw your post in the other thread first in my notification so I put a reply there .. the windows bios update is the way to go.  it does do the same thing and it really is easier, especially since you already have the microhdmi cable — if you had killed windows, I’d still hook up the hdmi and install windows again to have windows and for bios upgrade.  in my experience, the display/digitizer only affects windows, android seems fine as can be.  random, but an interesting observation — differences between how windows learns of hardware and so android