X98_PRO_android_5.1_mirek190_v6.0 rom

[hassan]

hi mirek
you releasing v3 soon or should i go with v2

thanks for the great work

[TuanLiem]

you can customize the similar feature on CM12.1 ?

[Mario]

@Karl H.     Try with a different cable or a differnet pc, with the drivers installed correctly, the ROM is installed without any issues…

I tried it on an other PC…same Problem. I have here an X98 Air iii, that is recognized in dnx mode. so i don’t think it is the cable or the PC.

Have someone other solution for my Problem?

[Ruoska]

Mario wrote:

@Karl H. Try with a different cable or a differnet pc, with the drivers installed correctly, the ROM is installed without any issues… I tried it on an other PC…same Problem. I have here an X98 Air iii, that is recognized in dnx mode. so i don’t think it is the cable or the PC. Have someone other solution for my Problem?

Mario, did you use windows last on tablet? If so boot into android and shut it down from there. Other option is to go to BIOS and check that your OS image ID is android. You can enable DNX mode too same time and it boots right to dnx. Now it should be recognized if all drivers are installed.

Hope that helps.

[Mario]

THX Ruoska, it helps :-))

[Karl0ss]

Mario wrote:

THX Ruoska, it helps :-))

Great news!

[Ilario]

Finally I have update Android to mirek’s version, its fantastic! Now the problem is that i don’t have Windows anymore and when i try to reinstall prompt says apply10.bat is not recognized ad an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

What can i do?

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[robert wisdom]

Hi there, sorry I haven’t gotten back to you sooner.  The solution to your problem is very simple.  I don’t think anyone on these forums knows, lol, because a lot of people are having the acpi bios error issue.  Here’s what you do:

1. Go into the BIOS
2. Arrow over right once
3. Select fastboot and enable it
4. you will now see a lot of options that were previously unavailable
5. select full support under the usb options
6. you will now be able to boot up just about any bootable usb, including different versions of windows, linux, etc
7. install windows 10 as normal, or use one of the stock images found here.
8. easy wasn’t it, lolbtw, if you still get acpibioserror blue screen, then you are still in android bios “mode”.  when you boot into android from the bios, everything works, right?  Shutdown from android, enter the bios, make sure fastboot is enabled with full usb support, make sure you have windows selected under the first screen, OS images. then save and reset.  When you get to the windows/android boot selection screen, select windows, you will notice that instead of booting windows, the tablet with reboot to the bios, effectively putting the tablet’s bios into “windows” mode.  Only after you select either windows or android at the boot selection screen and you see the tablet reboot to the bios, will you be in either “windows” or “android” bios “mode”.

   I’ve been struggling with this for a week, finally got everything dialed in.  I’m running Windows 10 x64 enterprise and mirek’s 2.0.1 rom.  I have windows at 50gb and android at 14gb (kind of just a novelty to me anyway).  I booted into gparted and cut the data partition of android down to 7gb from 20gb, giving windows another 13 gb to work with.  I then copied the persistent, config and factory partitions to the left side of the newly unallocated free space.  Then I relabeled the partitions to the correct labels of the original ones.  Then I deleted the 3 partitions (persistent, config and factory), because they were inbetween the free space for windows and the newly created free space I chopped off of the android data partition.  I thought I was gtg to install windows.  So I booted up and tried to run android, just to make sure it worked like that, it didn’t.  So I went back into DNX fastboot, typed fastboot boot loader.efi,  waited to see fastboot, then I typed fastboot oem unlock, then fastboot flash config config.img, then fastboot flash factory factory.img, then fastboot erase persistent, then fastboot oem verified, then fastboot reboot.

   Then I booted into android again, I saw the dead android dude, with the spinning thingy above his chest for about 2 minutes, then it rebooted.  Then it went straight into android, no problem.  Then I rebooted, attached my win 10 x64 ent usb and the wireless dongle for my wireless keyboard and mouse, made sure the bios was set to fastboot enabled, usb full support, windows (as the image), and then I saved and reset, and waited for the reboot, I selected windows, at the android/windows screen and it rebooted through the bios, then I hit f7 and selected my usb drive, it booted into the windows installation screen, I installed windows, then the drivers and everything is golden now.

   btw, you don’t need the persistent partition, thats why I erased it.  I also flashed miui 7 and played around with it, it was fine, except no bluetooth and it was a little laggy.  Also, I couldn’t get the locale to change to usa, everywhere I went everything was in chinese.  I installed aptiode as google play was not working, I tried to get it to work, but it was so laggy, everything was, like the browsers, the interface.  Its alpha, so I guess it was better than nothing.  I can put it up on mega if anyone is interested.

9. Hope this helps, bye:)

[robert wisdom]

oh sorry, i used gparted live x64, booted into it from a usb to resize and copy the partitions.

[Anonymous]

@ robert wisdom

 

Pls Robert give us a tutorial to simply resize the partitions; I’m actually on mirek 2.0 rom + stock win 10 home.

I’m glad to know that there’s a way to resize the space but I need a step by step guide (for using Gparted or others, directly from windows inside the tablet or outside it i.e. by a bootable usb).

Thx a lot of anything you can do!

[Andreas]

Perfekt ??

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[Gammlerlord]

Hi Mirek,

I’ ve got the same Problem with my Batterie. My tablet X98pro runs just 4 hours with fireplace on YouTube.

Specifactions are Mirek Android V2.0, Screen brightness 40%. Whats happend with your Batterie changing test?

Any Solution? Thanks Daniel

 

 

 

[Ralf Brüggemann]

Fine rom so far, much more stable than stock.

But a lot of crash logs are written, up to 600MB a day, also on stock. No problem in use, so i can’t find out what the problem is.

[Karl0ss]

Ralf Brüggemann wrote:

Fine rom so far, much more stable than stock. But a lot of crash logs are written, up to 600MB a day, also on stock. No problem in use, so i can’t find out what the problem is.

 

Can’t say I have noticed that, where you seeing that?

[Karl0ss]

Also, anyone running this rom reporting they only have 2gb ram, make sure your memory channel is set to either dual or auto, my tablet is reporting 4gb

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