The MK802 is a tiny computer that fits in the palm of your hands. It
looks like a slightly bulky USB flash drive, but it actually has a
processor, RAM, storage, and I/O ports, which make it a Mini PC. Just
for reference, the MK802 is approximately 8.8x3.5x1.2cm which is about
3.5x1.4x0.5inches, and weighs about 1 ounce.
The MK802 is Designed to run Google Android 4.0( now the lastest version
in market is android 4.0.4), It also has a 1.5 GHz Allwinner A10 ARM
Cortex-A8 processor, and 4GB of storage, 512MB or 1GB of
RAM.(there are only those two memory size in market now).
The MK802 also has a microSD card slot for extra storage, a mini HDMI
port for connecting an external display, a full-sized USB port for a
keyboard, mouse, or other accessory. The device also has a mini USB port
which you can use to power the MK802, connect it to a computer, or plug
in peripherals.
The recovery firmware download link is here:
DepositFiles
If you speed is no good, you also can try this mirror in Dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/13yhpp6pg5...2_recovery.zip
If you use windows 7 64-bit, you should download the 64-bit version of LiveSuit, from here:
DepositFiles
Once you finished the download, here is the instruction for how to re-flash the firmware:
1 Decompress the MK802_recovery.rar file to a folder on your PC.
2 Open a Windows Explorer window and navigate to the MK802_recovery
directory and locate the subdirectory called “livesuit” and open it.
3 Double-click the LiveSuit.exe file.
4. Choose the SelectImg option to choose your recovery image and then
locate the en-us-NEW2-ak003.img file in the MK802 recovery directory.
5. See those two small holes on your the front of the MK802 by the HDMI
port? One is for the status LED. Poke a paperclip in the other one to
press down on a button and while you’re holding down that button connect
your MK802 to your PC using a USB to mini USB cable.
Note: If you’ve already installed the drivers and this isn’t your first
time using LiveSuit to install a firmware update, you can probably skip
ahead to step 10… or just sit back and let the software do its thing. It
pretty much runs itself from here on out.
6. Your computer will find new hardware but won’t be able to install the drivers properly.
7. Open the Windows Device Manager and look for an “Unknown Device.”
8. Right-click on the device and select the option to “Update Driver.”
9. Choose the option to “Browse my computer for driver software” and
navigate to the livesuit directory and select the “UsbDriver” folder.
10. As long as LiveSuit is already running, once Windows successfully
installs the drivers the app should recognize your device and start
installing the firmware.
11. If it does not, you can click the SysUpdate icon to get started.
12. You may see a message asking if you want to overwrite all of your
settings or keep your apps and settings in place. Choose the option that
best suits your needs.
13. Once the process is complete, unplug your MK802 and disconnect the
power source if it’s using a separate one, then plug the power (or USB
cable) back in to turn it on and boot into Android again.
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