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umit wrote:

alfacat wrote:

umit wrote:

Yes you can flash new ROM. But the new ROM must be for No.1 P7. Wrong ROM flash can brick it.

That is that ROM, which comes from factory with installed OS (can be the same which they sell with No.1 P7)?

Sorry, I didn’t understand what you mean.

I know that there is MTK6589 ROM flashing, but can it be that No.1 P7 make specific for themselves, which is not available, and if you install other – you automatically brick device? Basically every china droid phone/tablet makes their own tweaked OS, so nobody can flash after purchase?

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umit wrote:

alfacat wrote:

No.1 P7 tablet has installed TF memory card inside device. It has MTK6589, can I flash it with new Android? Wrong flash can brick it? Or it depends on machine – for some flash can be done, for others – not?

Yes you can flash new ROM. But the new ROM must be for No.1 P7. Wrong ROM flash can brick it.

That is that ROM, which comes from factory with installed OS (can be the same which they sell with No.1 P7)?

[alfacat]

No.1 P7 tablet has installed TF memory card inside device. It has MTK6589, can I flash it with new Android? Wrong flash can brick it? Or it depends on machine – for some flash can be done, for others – not?

[alfacat]

umit wrote:

Replacing ROM has nothing to do with rooting. You can flash it if you find a better ROM for your device, regardless of whether it is rooted or not.

Is there a tutorial for this – for the idea of process.
Better ROM is as changing actual device ROM and reflashing?

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