Post by katengaas on Dec 26, 2013 14:24:38 GMT
I've been using my JXD s7300 tablet for emulation gaming for a couple of months now. But decided it was time for a better firmware/ rom.
so I attempted to flash a custom rom, the NCCE, following this tutorial: boards.dingoonity.org/jxd-devices/jxd-s7300-fixes-firmware-roms-thread/
after installing, a reboot was required. The device turned off, and when it turned on again, the bootlogo wouldn't show up.
I haven't got it to turn on since. so whenever I attempt to turn it on, the green power LED lights up, but the screen stays as black as ever...
I figured that this problem was due to the fact that my JXD came pre-installed with a custom firmware, and that I didn't know I had to wipe that first.
But I can't change that now...
Also, the tablet is not showing up as a USB device anywhere, only when using USBDeview am I able to see that it is actually connected,
but I don't think I can restore my backup using that program..
I have made a backup, including the pre-installed rom.
Please help me, I don't know what to do anymore. (I am very new to android, so please don't assume I know what everyting is.)
-Daniel
so I attempted to flash a custom rom, the NCCE, following this tutorial: boards.dingoonity.org/jxd-devices/jxd-s7300-fixes-firmware-roms-thread/
after installing, a reboot was required. The device turned off, and when it turned on again, the bootlogo wouldn't show up.
I haven't got it to turn on since. so whenever I attempt to turn it on, the green power LED lights up, but the screen stays as black as ever...
I figured that this problem was due to the fact that my JXD came pre-installed with a custom firmware, and that I didn't know I had to wipe that first.
But I can't change that now...
Also, the tablet is not showing up as a USB device anywhere, only when using USBDeview am I able to see that it is actually connected,
but I don't think I can restore my backup using that program..
I have made a backup, including the pre-installed rom.
Please help me, I don't know what to do anymore. (I am very new to android, so please don't assume I know what everyting is.)
-Daniel