Dingoonity.org

In December, the coder Boukichi launched a new kernel, which enables the shutdown of Dingux if you hold the power button for 5 seconds. All sites are using this new kernel (zImage file). Also, this file has been enabled RTC (real time clock), which enables the Dingux to have a clock, and perhaps allowing programs like a calendar, alarm clock, among others.

Well, the only problem with this approach is that the original firmware have a bug where it deletes the record of the RTC each time it is connected. To resolve this, the coder has developed a new installation dualboot, Linux SPL Installer, which can be downloaded here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=H9UMCWA9.

Download everything he says in the tutorial and SPL Installer, and extract all in the same folder. When the process asks you to go to the CMD, use the first command normally.

usbtool-win 1 hwinit.bin 0 ? 80000000

Now, the next step, instead of following those commands, use this:

usbtool-win 1 zImage_SPL_9325 0 ? 80600000

or

usbtool-win 1 zImage_SPL_9331 0 ? 80600000

From there, the installation goes to the Dingoo:



Press Start to continue.



Press Start to accept the terms of use.

and instead of seeing the two traditional options, we see three. Select the second, and ready.





The Dingux have priority, and is defined as primary boot. To go to the original firmware, just press Select, as you did to access the Dingux previously.

I believe that with the current development of Dingux, including the gpsp getting better, the original firmware will be only for the use of radio and TV-Out. Who does not use these features, like me, always the boote Dingux and be happy;)

usbtool-win 1 hwinit.bin 0 ? 80,000,000

Oh, sorry!
I corrected the error...
Thanks, zear!