This is a guide to partition your ares 8, could be used on other intel tablets, you would need your own files though.
Anyway download http://ift.tt/218MWoF extract to your computer, you need to have adb and fastboot set up and running on your computer.
Inside ares8_resize_partions.zip you will find several files, if linux user you will use fastboot.sh windows user you will use fastboot_cmd.bat.
Set permissions on files as needed, commands can be typed via hand if you choose not to run script, simply copy and paste in terminal window.
First use twrp to make a backup, back up data, system, boot.
once done boot into bootloader, open terminal window use either fastboot.sh, fastboot_cmd.bat or copy and paste commands in terminal. Note in Linux I simple drag and drop fastboot.sh into open terminal window, should be able to do same for windows with fastboot_cmd.bat.
Once partition is done, you are still in bootloader select to reboot to recovery, from there restore your backup and reboot.
Anyway download http://ift.tt/218MWoF extract to your computer, you need to have adb and fastboot set up and running on your computer.
Inside ares8_resize_partions.zip you will find several files, if linux user you will use fastboot.sh windows user you will use fastboot_cmd.bat.
Set permissions on files as needed, commands can be typed via hand if you choose not to run script, simply copy and paste in terminal window.
First use twrp to make a backup, back up data, system, boot.
once done boot into bootloader, open terminal window use either fastboot.sh, fastboot_cmd.bat or copy and paste commands in terminal. Note in Linux I simple drag and drop fastboot.sh into open terminal window, should be able to do same for windows with fastboot_cmd.bat.
Once partition is done, you are still in bootloader select to reboot to recovery, from there restore your backup and reboot.
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