| Basic | Spec Sheet |
|---|---|
| CPU | 1.3GHz Quad-Core MT8127 |
| GPU | Mali-450MP |
| Memory | 1GB RAM |
| Shipped Android Version | 6.0 |
| Storage | 16GB |
| Display | 7" 1024 x 600 px |
| Camera | 2MPx rear, 0.3MPx front |
Device tree for the Nabi SE tablet (and related variants e.g. American Girl, Barbie and Hot Wheels; the Fisher-Price Learning Tablet runs off an MT8163 SoC and is somewhat unrelated; shouldn't be hard to port it though but I don't have that one atm).
To build from source, clone this repo or download this branch as a ZIP, then follow the TWRP guide at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1943625
Go to your source folder, e.g. /home/[username]/omni, then /device/Mattel/NabiSE, key in source ./build/envsetup.sh, then lunch omni_nabiSE-eng then make clean && make -j# recoveryimage, replacing -j# with either j3 or j5 depending on your processor. On a dual core, you should use j3.
If all goes well, you should end up with a freshly-cooked recovery.img in /out/product/Mattel/NabiSE. You may now flash it to your device using SP Flash Tool v5.1532 or through fastboot. I dunno if it's necessary to unlock the bootloader but it shouldn't hurt to try.
- TWRP insists on a portrait orientation. Not sure how to make it landscape as using a landscape theme merely slaps said theme without rotating the screen. Oh well.
- Encryption is enabled by default on this tablet, and as such you may have to wipe data due to password issues. Looking into forcibly disabling it through Magisk or something. :/
- Versions for other variants i.e. the aforementioned licenced character releases.
- And whilst I'm at it, themes to go with each character. Sure is surreal to see a Barbie-themed TWRP, eh? :P
You may download the initial recovery releases for the vanilla SE here: https://github.com/huckleberrypie/device_Mattel_NabiSE/releases
Major props to neporood for the friendship and advice, Kevin Giles who generously donated a bunch of SEs and volunteered to mess them up for science, diplomatic@XDA for being the ultimate MTK fanboi and schooling yours truly about the inner workings of MediaTek devices, my pals at the American Girl collectors groups (Molly, Shannon, Amy...), and to everyone else worth thanking. ;)