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Only two penguins Hi, I own a MK808B with RK903 wifi chip. Today I tried to run: - mo123's kitkat rom -->two penguins - mo123's kitkat rom + your kernel -->two penguins (I included the newer bootloader that mo123 posted on his webpage) Before that I tried the kitkat roms that have been around for the ugoos sticks (from allminipc forum) -->two penguins With the imito kitkat rom from the I get past the kernel start and into recovery, but it stops at 'Formatting /data' and does nothing (waited *very* long). With Android 4.2 roms this has never been an issue - roms for clones (like with AP6210 or MTK chips) would still work (but without wifi or bluetooth, of course).

As I use ethernet and a wireless keyboard+mouse, that would not be a problem). Flashing the kitkat roms always worked without any errors. Any ideas what I should try? Hello, I've tested this kernel with three KitKat ROMs mentioned in the op.

Each one of them booted just fine with both the included and my MK808B kernel. I haven't tested mo123's ROM yet. Since I have Windows 8.1 which isn't supported by the Rockchip tools, I use Ubuntu to flash the ROMs/kernels: First, I use to install the complete ROM • sudo./upgrade_tool ef update.img ( Er aseFlash) • sudo./upgrade_tool uf update.img (UpgradeFirmware ) Then I flash the kernel using the • Backup Partition (optional) • Erase Partition • Flash Image • Reboot Using these steps I've never faced the problem that you've described. If you have a Linux machine at hand, I suggest you follow these steps for a clean install.

Hi, I own a MK808B with RK903 wifi chip. Today I tried to run: - mo123's kitkat rom -->two penguins - mo123's kitkat rom + your kernel -->two penguins (I included the newer bootloader that mo123 posted on his webpage) Before that I tried the kitkat roms that have been around for the ugoos sticks (from allminipc forum) -->two penguins With the imito kitkat rom from the I get past the kernel start and into recovery, but it stops at 'Formatting /data' and does nothing (waited *very* long). With Android 4. Confirmit Manual there. 2 roms this has never been an issue - roms for clones (like with AP6210 or MTK chips) would still work (but without wifi or bluetooth, of course). Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pi 2512 Drivers Xp here. As I use ethernet and a wireless keyboard+mouse, that would not be a problem). Flashing the kitkat roms always worked without any errors.

Any ideas what I should try? Hi, First of all, thank you! I must be missing something here. Is Antutu score drops to 4500 points when the WiFi is on or is it dropping by 4500 points? Is the performance (with WiFi On) better than Android 4.1?

Thank you!When WiFi is disabled the KitKat ROMs are just as smooth, if not even smoother than 4.1 and 4.2 ROMs. When WiFi is on, Antutu score drops to 4500-5300 points and the system becomes a bit sluggish.

I don't know what causes this. I've only added a few lines to initialize the WiFi/BT module but I haven't touched any other kernel part or driver. So for now, KitKat ROMs on MK808B are best used with an external USB LAN adapter until someone comes up with a proper WiFi fix. When WiFi is disabled the KitKat ROMs are just as smooth, if not even smoother than 4.1 and 4.2 ROMs. When WiFi is on, Antutu score drops to 4500-5300 points and the system becomes a bit sluggish.