Yep. Don't know what went wrong but it just froze on first reboot after patching & would NOT go further! Tried restarting many times, battery pull, etc. Eventually just installed MTN rom(original was unbranded) - just need to fix /cache partition size now...Originally Posted by MyWorld
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It takes a while after patch to boot up, something like 5 minutes IIRC.
Glad you got sorted though!
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That 5 minute guestimate sounds about right. Don't suppose you know of an 'easy' way to change partition sizes?It takes a while after patch to boot up, something like 5 minutes IIRC.
Glad you got sorted though!
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On the tablet itself or a sdcard?
Just mount the tablet via USB and use gparted to change partitions. Be careful, since it seems you know what you are doing I guess you know of the risks.
Good luck!
"The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God."
Tablet itself. Since using MTN rom, /cache partition is only 32mb - need to change it asap...will try gparted thanx.
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After having applied the patch my tab died just like a few other posters. It was unrecoverable until it was flashed with the MTN huawei s7 slim rom (but I suppose any Vodacom and Cellc would work as well if you could get it). I would not really advise the application of this patch, especially since after rooting my (recovered) tablet I found the huawei usb host controller script already in the system. If you want external usb functionality, rather paste the script where recommended (and only that script), download 'ES file manager' and 'Q5 usb memory manager'. When requested to select a folder for your usb device, just use "d". It is an empty folder in your tab system that you can utilize to mount your usb drives.
One of my mates tried to patch, killed tablet completely :-( Won't start up - adb does not see it!
Last edited by oldhat; 22-08-2012 at 12:13 AM.
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