[MT6572] [4.4.2] Mystic OS V5 For Okapia Easy

ROM Name-Mystic OS V4

Device- Okapia Easy

Features:
Material themed
Marshmallow platlogo with game
Android version 6.0 (fake)
Android M bootanimation
Android M sound
MysticOS boot logo
Pre rooted & busybox installed
Added ABS tweak
ROM's size only 240 mb
Framework themed
Framework animations
L lockscreen
Android L inspired recent
Lollipop Status bar icons
Android L notification panel
Dialer themed like lollipop
All other apps themed
Cm12.1 app icons
Nova material default launcher
Cm12.1 Music player and AudioFX
Ota updater
Task manager
4 Ways reboot option
Screen record in power menu
Expandable volume panel
Delete button after taking ss
Clear all recent
Floating buttons in Calendar and mms
Logo in About MysticOS & Mystic settings
Partition info
Changelogs in About MysticOSMysticOS
Smart gestures
ListView Animations
Toast Animations
Media Scanner on boot
Custom progress bar
Scrolling animation
CLock widget
Weather settings in notification drawer
Ram bar in recent panel
Gesture Anywhere
Battery styles
Battery bar
3 network traffic
Clock & date option
Dynamic system bars
CPU info & carrier label in status bar
Low battery warning options
Navigation bar options
Enabled app ops
Multi user options
Auto starts , phone settings & screenrecorder
Performance control
Build prop modder
Engineer mode, font chooser, etc..
Thanks to:Raj Shekhar
Me for porting it from mt6582 to 6572 :P
And Always Mousumi

How to flash:

1. Reboot into recovery.
2. Wipe data/factory reset.
3. Wipe cache, dalvik cache.
4. Install "MysticOS v5.0".
5. Reboot.. :P
Download Link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5F...gtaTc0Qjg/view

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Porting ROM for Mediatek MT6572 / Goophone i5C / UBIFS / Android Kitchen

Hello,

i want to port a rom from here: http://www.mtkroms.com/p/mtk-6572-custom-roms.html
Because i don't know any source where i can find a working Goophone i5C stock-rom file i tried to make my own with MTK Droid.
So what i did:

In "Root, Backup, Recovery" i clicked "Backup". After the backup was completed i clicked on "Prepare blocks for FlashTool". So everything works fine and i have the folder "!Files_to_FlashTool".
But sadly there are just .img-files and no folders where i can actually exchange files between the stock rom (my backup) and a custom rom. So how can i accomplish that?

I then tried it with Android Kitchen and tried to open the "system.img"-file with "Explore2fs" but it just says "Error: Could not find valid Superblock". Then i tried to open the file with "Ext2Explore" but the program just did nothing :(

If i click on "Block Maps" in the MTK Droid tool i can see, that the filesystem of the phone is ubifs. Is it possible, that this file system causes the problem?

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