Need help indefying meizu clone and firmware

[The Torminator]

Hello all.

I'm pretty new, noob and ugly. You warned.

I own a player that appears to be a clone of the legendary Meizu M6.
It won't turn on anymore, so I may need something to recover it. The screen only flash for second.

I don't have a lot information to provide, only the user manual says "mover" on the front. Still I now just opened the player. Looks it's based on the RK2706 Rockchip. The screen size is 2,4 inch.

The player got screws on the sides. The USB is place at the bottom of player as well you find SD/MMC slot for expansion. It has a On/Off on the top that I think basically cut off the battery. Jack and microphone can be found on the right side and one speaker on the back.

I have take some pictures of the player and the rockchip. Also I shoot the firmware upgrade steps from the manual.

The player does show up fine on my computer with two removable drives. The one got pretty low memory, probably means it has "hacked" memory?

[The Torminator]

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[The Torminator]

Bump. Don't hesitate to post questions if you need more info.

[knob]

Might not be hacked, small partition is probably firmware partition.

Look here for more info:-
Firmware Extraction for new Rockchip RK27xx series players.

where did you get the player btw? I am looking to buy another Rk2706 player to use with the SDK source.

[The Torminator]

Originally Posted by knob

Might not be hacked, small partition is probably firmware partition.

Look here for more info:-
Firmware Extraction for new Rockchip RK27xx series players.

where did you get the player btw? I am looking to buy another Rk2706 player to use with the SDK source.

It was bought from a seller on dhgate.com. I cannot say if you are able to find one there these days.

[The Torminator]

I'm posting full specs along with images of more components.

Also found one similar thread:
I need a rockchip firmware

Pretty sure now the memory isn't hacked, because disc manager in Windows don't show any hidden partition. The storage memory is just 2GB instead of 8GB.


Main Board:
CS001 V2.0 08-01-17

Keyboard:
CS001 KEY V2.0 2008-01-17

RockChip:
RK2706
7E04134 0812

Controller/FM radio chip?:
SP3767AHN
08AT123

Memory Chip:
hynix KOR
HY27UU08AG5A
TPCB 039F
M8XJ7P92Q

(confirmed to be 2GB)

Firmware chip:
ISSI
IS42S16800A-7T
FA552358U 0533

Flex cable on back side:
TFT8K1081FPC-A1-E
TRULY-H
072!

Flex cable on front side:
GG1P0789
Y070607-BA3

Screen: (2,4" 320x240)
TC241-217-C-S3-E YHBL07077W3L24A 07/05/06



Pics:
1. Main board
2. Keyboard
3. Memory
4. Firmware chip
5. Screen

[The Torminator]

Okay, I now did a bit investigation here on my own and did a very terrible good thing. LOL Please take a look at attachement.

YES!! IT'S ALIVE, I'TS ALIVE! THE DAMN BRICK IS ALIVE!!

Thanks to PCB and rockchip numbers and I managed to find a proper firmware here

Most everything works now, only it tends miss showing English characters, but it's just one bug of many I guess. It also doesn't work with win 7 anymore, but on XP it's just fine.

This forum is great, even with small help coming. Without this place I wouldn't have make this far. Thanks!

[The Torminator]

Originally Posted by knob

where did you get the player btw? I am looking to buy another Rk2706 player to use with the SDK source.

My originally plan was to sell this thing if it wasn't dead. Now the player works again and I can go on with my plan.
If you still looking, I'm willing to send it to you with goodies for a good price.
If others are interested, you are welcome too. Please pm me.

[rochan]

It has a On/Off on the top that I think basically cut off the battery. Jack and microphone can be found on the right side and one speaker on the back. Most everything works now, only it tends miss showing English characters, but it's just one bug of many I guess. It also doesn't work with win 7 anymore, but on XP it's just fine.