Can one root the Lenovo vibe Z 910 to Android 4.3 or 4.4 kitkat?
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Hi, I have this device and I rooted it with 4.4.2 kitkat, so its possible but you have to be carefull doing it.
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There is no reason why not, I have booted from many devices. The only issue is that the new boot must be UEFI capable and needs to have power management drivers to keep from overheating the ventless design. I do not know of any Android distros like that.
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You have to root it yourself. I successfully rooted using the instructions and download from this site: http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/88850-rooting-rk3188-tablets/
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I've used it with Android on my Note 3 and with whatever distro Symantec uses (I think it's Thinstation) for their Ghost boot disk. Android needed to be rooted and I needed an additional app to configure it but the other one was fine and configured automatically. In short, most modern distros will probably work ok with it.
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The phone originally shipped with Android OS 4.2.2 Jellybean, however there are updates for the device that will allow all versions of the s4 to run 4.4.2 kitkat.This model can be rooted, have a custom recovery manager such as CWM or TWRP installed, as well as have a Custom ROM installed. Which means you COULD install 5.0.x Lollipop
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Yes! 4.0.4 But Jelly Bean is available officially for India & Spain, unofficially you may root and have it
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YES! You have to find the Digimend kernel drivers on Github. I have it running right now with LXLE OS.
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No, currently the Lenovo Ideapad A1 is stuck with Gingerbreak 2.3 for the rest of it's life, however if you're really techy you can put the OS on it yourself.I would just suggest getting a better tablet such as the Nexus 7 or Galaxy Tab 2.
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This is what you get on NOOBS. Raspbian Pidora OpenELEC RaspBMC RISC OS Arch Linux So to answer your question No to Android OS.
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I've used it with Android on my Note 3 and with whatever distro Symantec uses (I think it's Thinstation) for their Ghost boot disk. Android needed to be rooted and I needed an additional app to configure it but the other one was fine and configured automatically.In short, most modern distros will probably work ok with it.
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Can not be upgraded via OTA, but there are root files available for upgrade to 4.0 It is now out of production, good tablet, but limited. Find one cheap under $200 or dont bother !!
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There is no android support yet. I registered with the forum and from extensive discussion, it is on the way.
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I think so, I am running Official stock Kitkat from ATT, but I have upgraded via ODIN because my phone is rooted. But if you don't root it, it is probable that you can upgrade via KIES.
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Update to Jellybean...Who knows. Android is not consistent with updates. But who really cares. If you keep waiting for the next "big" update you'll never buy anything. It comes with 4.1 I believe and works just fine. The update itself if really simple. It just does it pretty much all by itself and is free. Nothing to worry about. Just use the tablet and enjoy.
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No, the update to the current operating system is free and should be KitKat 4.4.
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You should be able to do an OTA(over the air) update to kitkat 4.4.2 or through the pc software. Mine came with kitkat 4.4 and then I updated to the most recent version.
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As long as you have android 4.4 or higher this should work, Of course I would research farther.