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Pepsi P1S

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  • 10-08-2016 4:20pm
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    Afternoon all.

    I bought one of these bad boys for the ol' fella, and he's happy enough with it. He's used to android, so the transition was fairly painless.
    Unfortunately, even though it is "Pepsi", I'd prefer to restore it to Stock android, or as close as possible. Secretly I think he'd prefer it too, but he'll not say as it was a present!

    So is there any way to remove the stupid dido OS on it, and restore it to generic Lollipop/Marshmallow?


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    #2
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    Any takers guys.

    It's actually made by a company my Koobee.


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    Seems to be instructions here on how to install TWRP. Also somebody working on a vanilla ROM.

    http://www.chinaphonearena.com/forum/Thread-Pepsi-P1S-root?pid=56093#pid56093


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    Good stuff. Couldn't find anything when I Googled!

    It'll be a mighty yoke once all the tripe is gone off it.


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    Morning all.

    Well, try as I might, I can't sort out this bloody phone!

    There's a stable custom ROM available, and the creator has given instructions on what to do here.
    Anyways, when I run SP Flash Tool, it doesn't recognise my phone. Apparently I'm missing certain drivers from my pc, and no matter what drivers I download and install, I'm getting nowhere.

    Can anyone shed some light? I'm Windows 10 btw.

    Thanks.


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