Edited by Maxximo88 at 2016-4-10 09:12

Hi guys,
I have a Teclast x98 AIR 3g 64 Gb, an interesting tablet made by Teclast with the following characteristics:
SoC: Intel Atom Z3736F, Intel Bay Trail, 2160 MHz;
GPU: Intel Gen 7, 646 MHz;
RAM: 2 GB;Internal Storage: 64 GB;
Display: 9.7 in, IPS, 2048 x 1536 pixel, 24 bit;
Battery: 8500 mA·h, Li-Polymer;
OSs: Dual boot Windows 10 32 bit + Android 5 Lollipop;
UEFI: Uefi 32 bit for Baytrail SoC (this is really important and could be an issue in order to install an x64 OS);
Dimensions: 240 x 169 x 7.4 mm, 498 g;



I decidet to try install Deepin OS, so thats what I've done:
1) Downloaded Deepin 15.1 x64;
2) Made a Pendrive using Deepin Boot Manager;
3) Downloaded the file bootia32.efi and put it in the pendrive at the following path: Pendrive/EFI/Boot
4) Using an USB Hub, I've booted my tab to the Bios pressing ESC on the Keyboard, so I used boot override option to boot from pendrive;


5) I  started installation of Deepin, eresing all apart my EFI Partition;
6) Rebooted;
7) When grub appear, you need to press C and digit:

8) Reboot and have a nice experience!



Now I have some problems, because I don't have drivers!

What works out of the box:
- MicroSD
- Inverted touchscreen (Use uTouch to solve this issue or maybe there is another solution)
What doesn't work:
- UMTS 3G
- Wireless WiFi Realtek RTL8723BS (Also using Ndisgtk and Windows OS drivers)
- Sound
- Power Management
- Volume buttons


See also:
- [GUIDE] Install and use Ubuntu Touch 16.04 on Teclast tablets [ISO]

Teclast official website