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It all depends on whether a custom recovery is available for your tablet. Stock recoveries generally do not allow the installation of custom ROMs. If ClockworkMod or TWRP Recovery is available for your Walpad, then you can flash the custom recovery and install the ROM. As far as the FAKE goes, you may have a counterfeit tablet. I advise caution in flashing anything if there is a conflict... it could render your tablet unusable.

 

Maybe someone else can answer your question... I am not familiar with your device enough to advise you.

 

"MT8382 is Fake"...that doesn't sound right at all. I've seen spoofed or doctored device information where it's making it's out "Qualcomm Snapdragon" or something. Nobody fakes Mediatek. Genuine Mediatek is what you might find in counterfeits, like knock-off Samsungs or iPhones, as well as a plethora of cheapo devices from literally hundreds of unknown manufacturers, which sounds very much like the tablet you've got there. Mediatek are a Chinese manufacturer of low-cost SoCs, MTK, commonly used in cheapo and budget devices, as well as fakes.

The "MOLY" string in the baseband, that's definitely a Mediatek code.

However there is a problem with them, they don't publicly release information and/or free drivers for anything they make, all subject to draconian OEM NDAs, which means there's almost no chance of a custom recovery, like TWRP, or custom ROM for many devices that use MTK.

"Walpad" could be...
http://walpad.cn.b2b168.com/ (Chinese only)
They're in Shenzhen, where most of these things come from.

 

If PhilZ recovery installed, as long as a Nandroid is made, and the ROM doesn't include another custom recovery, would it not be (reasonably) safe to try.

I put that MT...Fake statement into Google because that baffles me why it is even saying that and the top link to XDA someone else has that statement, but I have no idea what they are talking about there so I still can't shine any light on that bit either http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2160490&page=118

 

No, never flash anything that's not specificially tailored for the device you're flashing it on. You could mess up partitions tables/sizes etc and most of the time, any damage is unrecoverable (even with a nandroid backup).