[Arm-netbook] microSD breakout board, suitable for debugging using tablets.

["Sztupák Sz. Zsolt"]

The Teclast P76Ti and L7-F1 also have upgrade pins. According to the 
google translated A10 docs if you don't have an upgrade pin you can use 
any other non-power button too (press any button, insert usb, press 
power button a few times). I don't know whether this latter 
functionality is based on a bootloader on the NAND or not, but I think 
it's always avialable.

  SztupY
> My Novo7 Advanced has a RECV pinhole button (Recovery) on the side.
> You can press it for 10 seconds while pressing the Power button, and
> it goes directly into FEL.
>
> I used it a few times when I screwed up something on the NAND boot
> partition (well, I completely wiped it by accident *sigh*), so I
> believe it skips NAND entirely. Unfortunately there's not much docs or
> tools about FEL and the only thing to be done is to reflash the whole
> firmware with Livesuit.
>
> Try to see if the Elf has a RECV button on the pictures, I guess it should.
>
>
> Also, I found some dual-boot references on the .ini files on the
> bootloader, including a (disabled) menu and... WinCE, lol. But I
> couldn't get it to work.
>
>
> Alejandro
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 9:28 AM, Henrik Nordström
> <henrik at henriknordstrom.net>  wrote:
>> Still looing for a suitable tablet for hacking on. As I am not planning
>> to using it as a development platform more RAM is premium and of the A10
>> tables I have found only Novo 7 ELF seem to be equipped with 1GB, and
>> the ELF seems to be hard to get hold of over here. Also not 100% sure
>> how one forces FEL mode on a A10 tablet if the NAND boot-loader gets
>> fucked.
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