9 Responses to“Bloboo Maya Less Is More”

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   12/08/2013
   
   
   gemini01 on 09/01/2016 @ 12:42 am

   Ware can find TWRP recovery for this mobile and how to load to the phone?

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     08/14/2013
     
     
     daniel101 on 09/01/2016 @ 6:01 pm

     Its right her on needrom. Google how to
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   09/03/2016
   
   
   yoo2701 on 09/05/2016 @ 6:54 pm

   no good rom

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     08/14/2013
     
     
     daniel101 on 09/07/2016 @ 1:55 pm

     It works fine for me. Just replace the Gallery.apk
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   11/11/2015
   
   
   Falkrik on 10/12/2016 @ 8:20 pm

   gracias por la ayuda

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   10/04/2016
   
   
   Sharkuel on 11/12/2016 @ 12:57 pm

   Does this Rom provide OTA's or any form of automated update suport? 

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   10/04/2016
   
   
   Sharkuel on 11/18/2016 @ 4:37 pm

   How do you root this rom?! I mean, neither kingroot, kingoroot work. It won't boot if you install it via TWRP. 

   What gives?! Making a custom rom that isn't rooteable? 

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     10/04/2016
     
     
     Sharkuel on 11/20/2016 @ 5:53 pm

     Found out by myself. This is how I did:

     Flashed TWRP available here in the Needrom Website. 

     Now if you have the same issues as I did, where I could not flash the Super SU because it would never boot again due to whatever reason, and don't want that kingroot crappy SU manager, you gotta go the ADB Fastboot. 

     If you are confortable with this, then you will do as I did:

     Install Minimal ADB and Fastboot from link https://androidmtk.com/downloa.....d-fastboot-tool

     After all the drivers are properly installed, you can do the following. Download the recent Superuser SU from the Chainfire website, the zip file. You can also use this mirror http://downloadmirror.co/Uld/S.....01609011115.zip

     Then you move the file into the ADB folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Minimal ADB and Fastboot\", or whatever the place you decided to install it. 
     Go to your handheld and allow it USB Debbuging. Then reboot to TWRP, and select "Advanced" and "ADB Sideload". Make sure4 you check to wipe dalvik and cache, and swipe to start.

     Open ADB and it will open a command prompt. Don't panic, it is easy if you just do the following in a sequence:

     Type, or copy/paste the command "adb reboot recovery" and after it readies the device, where you can even see on it,
     type "adb sideload SuperSU-v2.78-201609011115.zip"

     Then wait like 20 seconds and reboot. The 1st reboot takes a while, but yeah, grab a coffee. The device should start normally. And there you go, Superuser SU is there, and your device properly rooted. 

     Now this is ghow it worked for me, after some research and tries. I asked Daniel how to do it, but he gave the standard reply "Google it and use TWRP". If the other standard, easier ways don't work, then try this way. Though if it bricks your phone, I am not responsible, so you better do it like I did, and keep a back up, just in case. 

     Well that's that. Hope I could help at least the 5 dudes that have sent requests to Kingroot to come up with a solution. I was one of them, but hey, came out pretty good.  

      
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   06/27/2016
   
   
   rramalho on 06/05/2017 @ 4:33 pm

   Boot loop

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