[Steve C]

Siu: Thanks

J: Already tried, dmesg doesn’t register the device at all though. I just booted a marshmallow based Remix OS from USB (works reasonably well, touchscreen is all over the place though and wi-fi doesn’t work, but apart from it – pleasantly surprised!), enabled usb debugging, connected to my PC – and still nothing. I guess it really must be the cable (fingers crossed it’s nothing internal).

Hans: Why does the Android does not boot? Beats the hell out of me! Not a clue, really. No, I didn’t root, I didn’t change the recovery, all I did was install ext2fsd in Win10. The SD Card was the first place to be gone, still no luck. As for the images – I know, I’d like to use one of them, but how can I use them when I can’t connect the tablet to a PC? Is there a way to flash Android image from running Windows that I’m not aware of?

[Steve C]

Thanks for confirmation J! Now I’m just lost.

[Steve C]

I’m connecting it to a standard PC USB port, the cable I was sent is a standard USB (Type A) on one end an a Type C on the other.

[Steve C]

I can’t unfortunately boot to Android at the moment ( http://techtablets.com/forum/topic/unable-to-boot-android-win10-boots-ok/ ), so can’t really say. Windows work fine though and I can without a problem boot from USB stick containing a live Linux distro. It’s just that I’m unable to detect the tablet neither in the dnx fastboot mode using intels’ platform flash tool nor in recovery using adb.

[Steve C]

Mine charges even when off. A blinking blue LED on the front indicates charging.

[Steve C]

It will only charge using the Type C Cable. The cable Cube provides is not very good so you may discover you need to be a little bit more forceful than you would normally be when sticking it to the tablet – the connector has to go all the way in.

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