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Exploring Yanosik GT: Use of Alternative SIM, Increasing GPS Sensitivity, and SD Card Content

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  • #31 21498496
    Matmich10
    Level 11  
    >>21289333 no, it does not transfer. the license is for the device ID and this is not set on the card or in the software from the sd card.
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  • #32 21798937
    asustan
    Level 11  
    Hello,
    I'm looking for a picture of the display side of the board, specifically the flex ribbon from the touch button connectors.
    I got my hands on a repair copy with the ribbon torn out, only that the ribbon is gone, only a trace of the ribbon torn "alive" from the board and the fastener was left.
    Part of a green PCB with exposed solder pads at connector J300

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    Close-up of flexible ribbon cable connector on a green printed circuit board
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  • #33 21798962
    breshnew
    Level 14  
    But how do you take the GT apart without wrecking it? Describe it somehow with pics so someone dares. A manual like this.
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  • #34 21798980
    asustan
    Level 11  
    On the keyboard side, start levering from the front, as you can see in the photo, the keyboard and display are fastened with rubber clips, it is easy to lever, then lever the motherboard from the same side (left). Do not lift from the right side, because there is a tape from the display, it is easy to tear it.
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  • #35 21802140
    breshnew
    Level 14  
    Close-up of a green touch panel with a connector and two rectangular openings Close-up of J300 connector on green PCB with electronic components Close-up of a green PCB with J300 connector and surface-mounted electronic components Green touch panel with slotted holes and red component on the right Close-up of green touch panel beside the casing of a disassembled electronic device Close-up of green touch panel beside the casing of a disassembled electronic device
    It's not actually a ribbon but a touchpad
  • #36 21802204
    asustan
    Level 11  
    Awesome, thanks for the pics, they have brightened my mind:-) . Obviously it's not the ribbon, it's just that in my copy the plug is torn out and sits in the socket.
    Thanks again.

Topic summary

The discussion centers on the Yanosik GT device, focusing on the feasibility of using alternative SIM cards, enhancing GPS sensitivity, and accessing SD card contents. Attempts to use alternative SIMs like Aero2 failed due to APN restrictions hardcoded in the device firmware, with the APN settings embedded in hidden partitions on the SD card, making changes difficult or impossible without firmware modification. The device contains four FAT16 partitions on the SD card, with only one visible; hidden partitions store system files including SETTINGS.TXT, which controls parameters such as subscription validity and network settings. Users explored cloning SD card images from functioning devices to restore or transfer functionality, noting differences in hardware revisions (e.g., full SIM vs. nanoSIM slots) and the device pairing license tied to hardware IDs rather than SIM or SD card data. GPS sensitivity issues were raised, with suggestions including external antennas, but no definitive non-invasive solutions were confirmed. Button combinations to display satellite power were queried but not conclusively answered. The startup screen wallpaper file remains unidentified, with BMP files on the SD card not easily viewable by standard applications. Overall, the device’s network connectivity and license management are tightly controlled, limiting user modifications, while SD card failures cause device instability. The community shared experiences with SD card cloning, firmware similarities between GT and GTR models, and the challenges of license transfer between devices.
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