[OFFICIAL][WINDOWS + ANDROID 5.1] Dual Boot files from Chuwi

[OFFICIAL][WINDOWS + ANDROID 5.1] Dual Boot files from Chuwi

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  • #33468
    Anonymous
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    • Posts: 65

    Edit – Admin: Warning this dual os bios is bricking units, please hold off until we confirm which models this will work on.

    Files:

    Chuwi Hi12 Android OS (for Dualboot) link:
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/9cclog8tyn929tl/Chuwi%20Hi12%20Android%20OS%20%28Dual%20OS%29.rar?dl=0

    Chuwi Hi12 Windows 10 OS (for Dualboot) link:
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/z5hrc1asmcsspq3/Chuwi%20Hi12%20Win10%20OS%20%28Dual%20OS%29.rar?dl=0

    Chuwi Hi12 Bios (for Dualboot) link:
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/petgwndpvo13byz/Chuwi%20Hi12%20Bios%20%28Dual%20OS%29.rar?dl=0

    International source: CLICK ME 🙂

    Chinese source: CLICK ME 🙂

    The chinese source has some different files.(provides dual boot as a whole package)
    And I think they also provide a android only option?

    Let’s do some flashing 🙂

     

    #33470
    alessandro
    Participant
    • Posts: 123

    finally…

    soon (just a couple of week) we will have an official guide too 🙂

    #33472
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    • Posts: 65

    Yeah, I checked the bios files and I think we have to put them on a bootable USB stick or something. But a guide on how to do this would be nice

    I also checked the chinese page and added it to the first post. I do see some disturbing (translated) text:

    “This version is the domestic version of the Chinese language single single system can not brush this link dual system firmware , remember !”

    So single system can’t update it? But can we after upgrading the bios?

    #33473
    Badger Huss
    Participant
    • Posts: 6

    Thanks Chuwi!

    A basic guide would be useful but I appreciate the time to take care of customers, this company is one to watch

    #33495
    Nick
    Participant
    • Posts: 27

    Guys I tried this and it has bricked my Hi12 – I would wait until Chuwi verify what models this is for as evidently it is not for all Hi12s!!

    #33501
    spzjulien supercowz
    Participant
    • Posts: 172

    wait before try, flash fail on mine, trying with hardware flasher and test the dualboot bios, if not work i will revert back to single os bios

    wait for report

    #33507
    Nick
    Participant
    • Posts: 27

    wait before try, flash fail on mine, trying with hardware flasher and test the dualboot bios, if not work i will revert back to single os bios wait for report

    Let us know how it goes – are you using the  C341a flasher? I ordered one so hope to try this too once it arrives. Can you post your steps if you succeed?

    #33508
    spzjulien supercowz
    Participant
    • Posts: 172

    wait before try, flash fail on mine, trying with hardware flasher and test the dualboot bios, if not work i will revert back to single os bios wait for report

    Let us know how it goes – are you using the C341a flasher? I ordered one so hope to try this too once it arrives. Can you post your steps if you succeed?

    like chuwi say, this bios is not for Win10 only OS, only for dualboot version … 🙂 so no need to try 🙂

    fully earsed the chip, blank, programming, verify, with programmer chip is winbon 25Q64V

    no succes so far with single os or dualboot flashed… tablet wont boot, or maybe problem with Ic charging chip …. but no charging no boot

    #33512
    OlliFromGermany
    Participant
    • Posts: 9

    You have to be carefull. The eeprom in my Hi12 is a Winbond 25Q64FW. that’s a 1.8V type. most programmers are 3.3 and 5v. my tablet is also not booting (see my post in the chuwi forum). the SOC tries to boot an retrieves data from the eeprom. but no sign of life. i also want to reburn the eeprom or change it. i hoped that helps but your post makes me sad…… ;((((

    #33519
    spzjulien supercowz
    Participant
    • Posts: 172

    You have to be carefull. The eeprom in my Hi12 is a Winbond 25Q64FW. that’s a 1.8V type. most programmers are 3.3 and 5v. my tablet is also not booting (see my post in the chuwi forum). the SOC tries to boot an retrieves data from the eeprom. but no sign of life. i also want to reburn the eeprom or change it. i hoped that helps but your post makes me sad…… ;((((

    if you open you tablet to hardware flashing, be carreful there is waranty sticker on bios cpu’s cover
    use air dryer to warm up the sticker then lift up the sticker genlty with small kniff to not break it … then you can cover back and sticker will be on

    #33565
    Chris G
    Keymaster
    • Posts: 2677

    @spzjulien Unplug the battery if possible and try that. Does it do the Windows new hardware beep? Otherwise you could be blinking and wiping nothing. And a write error means it’s not connected correctly.

    Try wire up a local level converter to get 1.8v

    Edit: this will help. It’s the Cube iwork10, but relevant: http://techtablets.com/forum/topic/dual-os-version-announced/page/2/#post-27702

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    #33566
    spzjulien supercowz
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    @spzjulien Unplug the battery if possible and try that. Does it do the Windows new hardware beep? Otherwise you could be blinking and wiping nothing. And a write error means it’s not connected correctly. Try wire up a local level converter to get 1.8v Edit: this will help. It’s the Cube iwork10, but relevant: http://techtablets.com/forum/topic/dual-os-version-announced/page/2/#post-27702

    i allway desolder the battery, and flash succes, but wont boot with dualboot bios or single os bios..
    about your link this is exactly what i do when progamming chip … i even try with my professional programmer that support ton of ic

     

    Now about the dualboot bios, here what offical say about it :
    bios is for dualboot Hi12 version
    bios is for win10 single chinese os
    bios is NOT for win10 single os but with more lang than chinese, they call it win10 single os Internaltional version

    #33584
    Chris G
    Keymaster
    • Posts: 2677

    Oh that’s odd it doesn’t work if you and verifying it all and it flashes just fine. That doesn’t sound right, maybe the chip is fired? Edit, it can’t be if you can still flash it.

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    #33601
    OlliFromGermany
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    • Posts: 9

    Programming the eeprom is done at very low frquency. the SOC of the Z8300 reads the data at about 20MHz. I’ve read about a Winbond series that had problems at higher frequencies. it may be possible that the used 26q64 produces errors at working frquencies. i will change it on my board and see what will happen. did you make a dump of the stored data? is it equal to the bin file in the bios package?

    #33656
    Daniel
    Participant
    • Posts: 141

    From Chuwi Official,

     

    I mean that you can return your tablet to Chuwi factory if you want to upgrade your old hi12 (only win10) to dualboot (win10 +android) ,but the mainboard and touch panel are original except for adding android os. And upgraded hi12 don’t still support stylus. Only new version hi12 can support stylus.
    So old version hi12 and new version hi12 are difference between mainboard and touch panel.

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