Touchsreen drivers Multilaser M7-i

[IsMael WR]

Hi 4all, I'm new here, I'm gonna explain: I have a Tablet x86 (Multilaser M7-i), it has damaged emmc, 

I was able to start Android x86 (welcome screen) but I can't use it due to the lack of touchscreen drivers. 

The device rom is available for download at the link https://www.stockrom.net/2018/02/stock-rom-firmware-multilaser-tablet-m7-i-intel-nb190-android-4-4-kitkat.html

but I don't know if it is possible to use the drivers of this rom, it is not possible to install because the 

bootloader (boot64.efi) looks for emmc that doesn't work. Is it possible to transform this original rom

into a LIVE version and possible to install it in another location? or use it's drivers on Android x86 ?.

Thanks in advance for any help!

[Chih-Wei Huang]

IsMael WR <mael....@gmail.com> 於 2020年3月16日 週一 上午9:08寫道：

Yes. If you can extract the kernel and drivers from that image.
The link explains how to use a customized kernel
https://www.android-x86.org/documentation/customize_kernel.html
But how to extract the kernel from vendor's image is another story.
Don't ask how. I don't know. You have to study yourself.

You can try to install android-x86 to USB stick or sdcard if
your device have it.


--
Chih-Wei
Android-x86 project
http://www.android-x86.org

[IsMael WR]

Thank you, let me show you, I have the following files (extracted by IMG Exctractor and Android Kitchen) 

Which of these files and folders are needed to customize the kernel? lib, kernel? do i need to customize the original kernel to make it work on android x86? please see below...

these files are from a rom 4.4, what do you say? Thanks again.

,

[Chih-Wei Huang]

IsMael WR <mael....@gmail.com> 於 2020年3月17日 週二 上午8:27寫道：

>
> Thank you, let me show you, I have the following files (extracted by IMG Exctractor and Android Kitchen)
> Which of these files and folders are needed to customize the kernel? lib, kernel? do i need to customize the original kernel to make it work on android x86? please see below...
>

> these files are from a rom 4.4, what do you say? Thanks again.

You may try to use the 'kernel' to replace android-x86's kernel file
if it doesn't need additional modules.
Alternatively, you may extract the kernel file from boot.img.
(google extract boot.img)