I am unable to get into recovery on my 10 G2.
Tried the following ways:
1. vol down + power, and then holding vol button: No use. Its just booting up normally
2. vol up + power: No use. Its not even powering up.
I am trying to get into recovery to install SDE. Can anyone here please help me.
Mine is a 8 GB model with no micro SD card inserted.
To install the sde you don't need to go into the recovery.
Download the aos file, put it on the internal memory and the android will do the rest.
And the correct order is power on, and then Volume+
fzelle said:
To install the sde you don't need to go into the recovery.
Download the aos file, put it on the internal memory and the android will do the rest.
And the correct order is power on, and then Volume+
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Thank you fzelle. When I read on archos site, it said something like I got to flash it from recovery only. But thanks for clearing me up. I'll try this method.
diablo009 said:
Thank you fzelle. When I read on archos site, it said something like I got to flash it from recovery only. But thanks for clearing me up. I'll try this method.
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For some reason, it is just booting up :-(
Did you get the message that a new firmware is there and if you want to install it from android?
After that is done SDE is installed and after that it will boot into Archos Android.
You have to reboot and hold vol+ and then you can select to boot the Developer edition.
Thank you so much for your patience. Let me put down in exact steps:
1. Downloaded the aos file
2. Connected 10 G2 to computer
3. Mounted it
4. Copied the .aos file to the base folder in the disk drive that's visible in "my computer"
5. Unmounted
Nothing picked up at this point.
6. Powered off
7. Powered on
Still no use! It is still not picking up SDE.
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For some reason, my tablet does not seem to pick up any AOS files . It is picking up IMG files though.
Do I need to put in a SD card? I have loaded the aos file into the root of internal card.
Internal is the right place.
Did you see to it that you could see the extension of the file?
Is it renamed by your browser?
fzelle said:
Internal is the right place.
Did you see to it that you could see the extension of the file?
Is it renamed by your browser?
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I downloaded it on my computer, and copied to the root of my G2 (no external card inserted). The extension is "aos".
I know it has recovery mode since it flashed a rooted rom in arctools, and see it is going to recovery. But I am not able to force it to recovery mode manually.
G2?
There is either a gen8 or gen9, not g2
It says Arnova 10 G2. On the back, its written as 101c (10 in big letters, 1c in slightly smaller size letters).
Its clear now.
You do't have a gen8, so everything you read here is not fr you.
fzelle said:
Its clear now.
You do't have a gen8, so everything you read here is not fr you.
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Oh. I always thought 101c was gen 8. My bad.
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I just currently opened my box fresh out and installed z4root to root it... Sucess!
Now im trying to downgrade as i am "supposed" to according to this thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1036956
This is what is in my about screen under settings so you know what version ect i have http://img546.imageshack.us/img546/1476/20110427032325.jpg
from the aforementioned thread i downloaded the 4349_Downgrade.zip and placed it on my sd card... Renamed it update.zip and closed usb connection, and then powered off and powered up first pressing and holding the "+" on the volume rocker on the top of the tab. and then pressing power.. When i say "+" i mean Volume + witch is on the top left of the tab closest to the right in the direction of the search home menu and back keys...
When im holding this combo of buttons the screen boots up after a second or two says recovery key detected or whatever in the top left for a few seconds and then goes to the g tablet white screen... THen it shows a box with a downarrow on it and a progress bar for a few moments and then shuts off and reboots into the homescreen.......
I read in this forum a topic how the guy experienced the same results but turned out he was holding the Volume - key... I made certian i wasent doing what he did and literally just held the Volume + key on the right edge with the tip of my nail and held power... Same results..
I have tried with the program root explorer going into the file manager... (Why is there a file called sdcard2?? never seen that before) i go into /sdcard find the update.zip i put from the renamed 4349 file and then back up to the "/" dir and mount as r/w and paste the update.zip in there then mount as r/o back out to home power off.. i repeate the aforementioned process and still the excat same thing...
The origonal update that was put on there when i first put in my newly formated fat32 sd card i deleted.. i have searched and search and have no idea what is wrong or how to fix this... Certianly i couldnt be the only one with this issue?
Please help, im just killing time sitting here waiting for help lol.... Thanks..
My end result is im trying to get CWM 08 on there and a great and stable rom witch i choose that RC1 of vegan.. Unless u know of a better one. And once this is all done is there a good kernal i should be flashing? Why and how do i do it.?
Thank you in advance..
1) The downgrade is only necessary if you were on 4349 to begin with.
2) what you described is exactly what should happen in stock recovery for 3588 and older.
3) No... it is not exactly what others have said about holding the wrong volume key because when you do hold the wrong one the screen goes black after a few seconds.
4) SDCARD is your internal storage. SDCARD2 is the mount point for your external (MicroSD Card) storage.
5) It sounds like nothing is wrong...
6) Install CWM... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=865245
Ooook
The thread i mentioned in my first post the first link if u click it the title of tje topic reads
[STICKY] [ATTENTION] - 3991 and 4349+ VIEWSONIC-LOCKED BOOTLOADER INFO here
Also it has a link to a pic of my about phone so cant u tell from that?
I am lost i did excatly to a T as described in the tutorial in step 6 in your reply and im getting the same thing i hold down volume + it says recovery key detected for a few secs in goes to gtablet screen and flashes to that down with a down arrow.....
What am i missing? Surely i dont have the only tablet with this problem..
Yes, I can... Your TAP UI version is 3391... LOWER than what you are trying to downgrade to. So you don't need to. You are seeing exactly what is supposed to happen with the version you have. This is the normal behavior for that version.
The only thing you are missing is the knowledge that nothing is wrong...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=892090
There is nothing wrong with your tablet.....[mod edit]
K J Rad said:
Yes, I can... Your TAP UI version is 3391... LOWER than what you are trying to downgrade to. So you don't need to. You are seeing exactly what is supposed to happen with the version you have. This is the normal behavior for that version.
The only thing you are missing is the knowledge that nothing is wrong...
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Then why can i not flash CWM? I went to your link tried both internal and sd files mounting on "/" and on "/sdcard" /update.zip or /recovery.zip in either folder and im still getting the same issue when i hold Volume + and power...
I cannot get CWM and a Rom on there.
thebadfrog said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=892090
There is nothing wrong with your tablet.....just your knowledge
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From what i gather from that link is that i am to take the files insides cwmod_microsd.zip witch are update.zip and recovery folder that houses command and physically take the microsd card out and mount on my computer witch is technicly SDCARD2 and place those files in that root directly... and then the power down insert card and vol up and power.....
I am getting the same issue same box and same nothing.
Most likely because you aren't following the directions. Take some time to learn at least the basics about your tablet. Then read the instructions again.
you can do it on either the internal or external. It depends on what the line in the command file says. Once you boot once whether sucessful or not the command file is deleted. Your making this harder than it is
Then what am i missing? I got this tablet yesterday at 2 pm and stayed up till 3 am trying to get CWM on it!
I cant imagine what im missing, ive read dozens of posts tried atleast 15 times putting either the downgrade or cwm sdcard update files in the internet "/" or "/sdcard" or "/sdcard2"
And yes i noticed that it deletes the update and recovery folder if i drop it in /sdcard2 or "/", ill put the files there either directly to sd card from the computer or thru root explorer and when i hit vol + and power it does the same thing.
This has to be the most frustrating tablet/ android device ever!
The last time i had something this hard was when i bricked my iphone in early 09 and figured out i had to reload the ipw file via a brand new install of itunes from a virgin computer (that computer turned out to be me using the librarys lol)
so i just got both the internal and external cwm files from this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=865245
and put them in both /sdcard and /sdcard 2 for some reason when i used root explorer i noticed that for somereason in /sdcard2 there was a recovery/recovery/command so i pulles recovery to /sdcard2/recovery and pasted it there and deleted the other recovery folder.. re did the whole process and low and behold i was lookin at a CWMN screen! so... i have no idea, but if i ever meet the man who created the Vewsonic g tab ill kick him in the nuts.
Now i followed this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=865245
and i mounted the usb put the Vegan Rc1 rom in the ROMS folder and choose zip from sd and installed... and im just stuck at the view sonic screen, so i powered off did a wipe data factory reset and wipe cache and then went to advanced and fix permissions... Then to choose install from sd card choose my vegan rom and installed then backed out to home and hit restart and again its been ten mins or so and im still staring at a viewsoniv screen still..... Is this normal or any more suggestions?
There is a fix but as much trouble as you had installing clockwork I'm suggesting you avoid that fix so I'm not even saying the name. Stick with froyo roms
Thats not very helpfull... Just please tell me what it is i can ifgure it out on my own, i obviously did with the CWM now i just cant get the rom installed for some reason i have a tablet that just boots to the view sonic screen at the moment
Just to update...
I fixed it. THanks for your help and no thanks for your sarcasim.
Was stuck at the viewsonic birds screen
So i did so more, searching... its now 5 am and figured out what nvflash is and
via this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=861950
and making sure u extract EVERYTHING in all the zip files with the exception to the USB folder u drop in the nvflash folder as directed, because if u dont u will get a error when u run nvflash_gtablet.bat
Once that is complete follow this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=865245
Word for word to install Vegan from stock... It may save a lot of confusion to just nvflash from stock and then drop the CWM recovery and update on the sd card and go that route..
Hope this helps and newbs...
See...the search function does work
Hi, I'm having some trouble with my phone. I had bamf 1.7 stripped installed and tried to change my kernal to the battery saver one. it didn't like something about this and my wifi and data stopped working. the wifi screen just said error. I could still get phone calls though.
So I figured I'd try to fix this by wiping it all clean and installing perfect storm 1.5. Well I factory reset, wiped and cleared and all that and loaded the rom. I pulled the battery on reboot and when it started up I am stuck on the activation part of the phone set up. The cell signal is X'ed out and I seem to have no service and it just says "Activating...". Please any help is appreciated.
You're using the MR2 radio with Perfect Storm 1.5, right?
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You're using the MR2 radio with Perfect Storm 1.5, right?
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ah shoot, I thought it came with the rom. I have it on my sd card but it's not named correctly. How can I rename it? The sdcard doesn't go into disk drive mode.
Viper Daimao said:
ah shoot, I thought it came with the rom. I have it on my sd card but it's not named correctly. How can I rename it? The sdcard doesn't go into disk drive mode.
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You have two options.
1) If you have computer access and ADB, turn the phone off, load up the command prompt, and type "adb reboot recovery" (can someone verify that command? I think its the right one). Once you're in recovery, select mounts & storage > mount USB device (the very last option in the mounts & storage menu). That will mount your SD card and you can change the file name from there.
2) Hold the Volume down and Power buttons down until your phone turns on. This will bring you to bootloader, from which you can boot into recovery mode and follow the above steps, minus the ADB part. Holding Volume up and Power might boot you into recovery directly, but I've never done that and I'm not really sure if it will.
If neither of those work for you, stop back by and we'll take it to the next level! Hope this helps bro
Viper Daimao said:
ah shoot, I thought it came with the rom. I have it on my sd card but it's not named correctly. How can I rename it? The sdcard doesn't go into disk drive mode.
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Did you try going through Internet Pass Through? Enable Internet Pass, wait like 10 seconds, and then try going into disk mode. Or, you can connect your phone and push the file using ADB commands. Or, if you can access the Android market via wifi, just download a file manager, and then go to your SD card directory, fine the file, and rename. Just remember that it is PG05IMG.zip, and it has to be on the root. Then you can just reboot to bootloader and flash the radio. Good luck.
Well, I am new to this forum because I recently bought a Galaxy Player. This is my first Android device and I have rooted it using SOC. I have installed clockworkmod but there is no option for the Galaxy Player. I have downloaded the ICS rom for the 5.0 USA version and I am just a complete noob to custom roms. Can anyone direct me to a goods tutorial on this or just a quick rundown on how to do it, I am just a really confused 14 year old... Thanks
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Well, I am new to this forum because I recently bought a Galaxy Player. This is my first Android device and I have rooted it using SOC. I have installed clockworkmod but there is no option for the Galaxy Player. I have downloaded the ICS rom for the 5.0 USA version and I am just a complete noob to custom roms. Can anyone direct me to a goods tutorial on this or just a quick rundown on how to do it, I am just a really confused 14 year old... Thanks
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just pretend you didn't do any of that and...
1. download odin3 v1.3 (windows application)
2. download the samsung usb drivers and install them, i can't remember where i got them
3. plug phone into usb, turn off while plugged in, turn back on while holding volume down (maybe it was up?)
4. go into odin and click the pda button and select...
5. this file and press "start" (i think that's what it's labeled)
6. the phone will reboot itself back to normal
7. copy this zip onto your sd.
8. turn the phone off, and turn back on while holding volume up
9. back that **** up, i dunno what the hell it's labeled
10. wipe data/cache/dalvik (dalik is under advanced)
11. choose to install zip from sd, choose the "this zip" from step 7
12. choose install from zip again -> ICS ROM you downloaded
13. reboot, try out ICS for 2 seconds
14. turn off, boot into recovery (the volume up + power **** we keep doing)
15. install from zip -> Google Apps zip
16. reboot and enjoy ICS and google apps and all the other cool stuff the internet has to offer
Thanks! Very well written, I'll try it out later tonight.
I have installed it successfully, however I don't think it detects my internal SD card. Do you know why that is?
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I have installed it successfully, however I don't think it detects my internal SD card. Do you know why that is?
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idk what you mean by "it" nor do i pay attention to my internal at all since i have 32gb external
I meant the device doesn't detect it, and I do not have an external at the moment.
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I meant the device doesn't detect it, and I do not have an external at the moment.
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yeah, idk i haven't even noticed so i'm not the person to ask i guess.
mrjaredbeta said:
I have installed it successfully, however I don't think it detects my internal SD card. Do you know why that is?
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This is why you should always read the entire post when you download a ROM. That issue is mentioned several times through the thread, and it has yet to have been resolved to the best of my knowledge. But always look into what your flashing, otherwise you'll probably end up with a really shiny paperweight on your hands.
Yes, I should've looked at the whole thread but I f'd it up badly now... So, I read what you said about the "SD card problem in the thread" and I took a look and saw that you had to switch around /emmc (I think?) and /sdcard around in the vold.fstab file in the /etc directory. SO, I was stupid and extracted the whole .zip of the ROM, changed the contents in the vold.fstab file, re-zipped it up, and tried to flash it again. Unfortunately, I tried to flash but this is what CWM Recovery said:
-- Installing: /emmc/ICS/3-31.zip
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Installing update...
Installation aborted.
... It's probably because the signature verification failed (because of no signature). And I was also being so stupid as to deleting the original ROM off of my SD card... I also note that I am doing this all from an internal, I do not have an external... This is what I am going to:
Get an external microSD and microSD reader for the PC
Put the original ROM on it
Flash it from the external
I am guessing that it would work from that way, as I probably f's up the internal. Can someone clear this up? Will this method work?
Disregard my last post, I am all set back to the stock ROM with no problems. Anyways, thanks for the support, and I will always try to look at the whole thread before flashing a new ROM.
Here
Check here this forum has a lot of custom roms for the SGP player and a lot of smart people who explain it as good as M.I.T.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1423
Hello,
I've searched many topics but still didn't work
My NT 16GB worked good till today. Today I want to flash a new ROM (CM10.1 rc5).
I though I made a mistake from here: from ROM Manager, I flashed the CWM to 6.0, but I might flash with Nook Color version :crying: and from this time, my NT is ALWAYS boot into recovery mode.
- I tried press Power and N button or 8 times fail reboots but it still boot into recovery
- I tried flash new ROM from sd card, and the status is shown Installing Update.... and then it shown Install from sd card completed!!! There was no any notification more (as usual). And after "completed" by this way, reboot and still went into recovery mode again
- I also tried flash new cwm version 6.0.x, wipe data, format system, data,.... and flash ROM again from sdcard but still didnt work.
- I also tried reset to factory default http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1663836 but it still boot into CWM again and again.
- and follow many topics on google search but still no luck
please anyone can give me a hint, let me see the way to escape the recovery screen :crying::crying: thank you so much!
I want to flash a new ROM, a fresh tablet to make a gift for my dad on father's day, but it is brick :crying::crying::crying:
I think using ROM manager to flash recovery may not work with our device (I may be wrong) but we don't have an official build of CWM.
Regardless.... Do you have adb set up? If so, does it recognize your nt?
Sent with my Dinc4G
DavDoc said:
I think using ROM manager to flash recovery may not work with our device (I may be wrong) but we don't have an official build of CWM.
Regardless.... Do you have adb set up? If so, does it recognize your nt?
Sent with my Dinc4G
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I have adb set up, but it doesn't recognize my NT , it always boot to recovery mode
Ok, no big deal yet. Lets try the following.
First you are going to need an extra SD card, one greater than 2G. Go to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21895025&postcount=14 and follow the instructions. This will give you the files and show you how to make a CWM bootable SD card (ignore all the steps about rooting your device in this thread for now). Note that this will repartition your SD card, so you will not be able to use is for much else unless you re-repartition it yourself.
To tell if this is successful or not, note the version of CWM you are now booting into, I am guessing it will be 6.0.3.1 (newest version) since you tried getting this from Rom Manager. If it is booting from SD card it should show up as version 5.0.x.x (I don't remember the exact version but it is older).
If you got it to boot from SD card then lets pull an updated version of CWM from this site http://goo.im/devs/succulent/acclaim/recovery The older version of CWM may not work well with CM10.1. try CWM 6.0.2.9, make sure you download the flashable CWM zip and not the image file.
OK now you will need to put this zip file onto your SD card - there should be just enough room left for it, or you could put it onto a 2nd SD card (easier) Note: while in recovery you can take the bootable SD card out of your NT. Go ahead and flash the CWM zip. You should now have a working recovery. At this point try flashing a ROM of your choice.
Good Luck
DavDoc said:
Ok, no big deal yet. Lets try the following.
First you are going to need an extra SD card, one greater than 2G. Go to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21895025&postcount=14 and follow the instructions. This will give you the files and show you how to make a CWM bootable SD card (ignore all the steps about rooting your device in this thread for now). Note that this will repartition your SD card, so you will not be able to use is for much else unless you re-repartition it yourself.
To tell if this is successful or not, note the version of CWM you are now booting into, I am guessing it will be 6.0.3.1 (newest version) since you tried getting this from Rom Manager. If it is booting from SD card it should show up as version 5.0.x.x (I don't remember the exact version but it is older).
If you got it to boot from SD card then lets pull an updated version of CWM from this site http://goo.im/devs/succulent/acclaim/recovery The older version of CWM may not work well with CM10.1. try CWM 6.0.2.9, make sure you download the flashable CWM zip and not the image file.
OK now you will need to put this zip file onto your SD card - there should be just enough room left for it, or you could put it onto a 2nd SD card (easier) Note: while in recovery you can take the bootable SD card out of your NT. Go ahead and flash the CWM zip. You should now have a working recovery. At this point try flashing a ROM of your choice.
Good Luck
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Hello DavDic,
Thank you for your help,
I follow your link and I success to boot from SD card, and CWM version is 5.0.5, then I success install the update.zip too, unfortunately after removing the sd card and reboot, it still boot to CWM version 6.0.2.9 - this is the version that I flash from ROM Manager before my NT is bricked (I flashed wrong device when I choose Nook Color in Rom Manager)
So I try to reboot again from sdcard, cwm version 5.0.5, then flash new CM10.1 ROM, and reboot and still go to CWM 6.0.2.9
and again, I boot from sdcard, cwm version 5.0.5, flash to new cwm version 6.0.2.9, flash new ROM and still boot to CWM screen
So, I can create and boot from a Sdcard, But can not boot to OS, always go to cwm 6.0.2.9 screen (that I think the wrong file since I flash from Nook Color file ). Thank you!
h a l t said:
Hello,
I've searched many topics but still didn't work
My NT 16GB worked good till today. Today I want to flash a new ROM (CM10.1 rc5).
I though I made a mistake from here: from ROM Manager, I flashed the CWM to 6.0, but I might flash with Nook Color version :crying: and from this time, my NT is ALWAYS boot into recovery mode.
...
please anyone can give me a hint, let me see the way to escape the recovery screen :crying::crying: thank you so much!
...
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I think your problem most likely has to do with BCB/BootCnt not getting reset properly, as described at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21381141&postcount=1.
If so, the easiest way of resetting these files is to flash Succulent's flashable_fix_bootloop.zip at his repo http://goo.im/devs/succulent/acclaim/recovery.
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I think your problem most likely has to do with BCB/BootCnt not getting reset properly, as described at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21381141&postcount=1.
If so, the easiest way of resetting these files is to flash Succulent's flashable_fix_bootloop.zip at his repo http://goo.im/devs/succulent/acclaim/recovery.
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Thank you, I did but no luck still boot to recovery mode
You need to try and get an adb connection. I assume you are running Windows, if not............
But, what happens when you plug your NT into your computer. Do either of your drives (Internal/external SD) show up in my computer?
DavDoc said:
You need to try and get an adb connection. I assume you are running Windows, if not............
But, what happens when you plug your NT into your computer. Do either of your drives (Internal/external SD) show up in my computer?
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Both drives show up in my windows computer, but I can't read, "please insert a disk" error when I double click on drive,
I am trying this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1470910 and hope...
h a l t said:
Both drives show up in my windows computer, but I can't read, "please insert a disk" error when I double click on drive,
I am trying this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1470910 and hope...
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You should have an adb connection then. Before you jump into the total wipe attempt, try getting an adb connection. Use this first and see if it works http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=36650082&postcount=171
You will need the driver files for this though, let me know if you don't have them.
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You should have an adb connection then. Before you jump into the total wipe attempt, try getting an adb connection. Use this first and see if it works http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=36650082&postcount=171
You will need the driver files for this though, let me know if you don't have them.
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Yes I have the driver files, on device manager it shown Android Phone ADB interface, something like this, and what is the next step please...
h a l t said:
Yes I have the driver files, on device manager it shown Android Phone ADB interface, something like this, and what is the next step please...
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You should have adb access given what you just said.
Are you familiar with command prompts and adb commands?
DavDoc said:
You should have adb access given what you just said.
Are you familiar with command prompts and adb commands?
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yes I have adb access from Dos, but don't know which command to fix my problem. Thanks so much for your patience, still googling
h a l t said:
yes I have adb access from Dos, but don't know which command to fix my problem. Thanks so much for your patience, still googling
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Well this is a start at least.
I think Digixmax may be on to something though.
@digixmax, I am at work and don't have an NT in front of me, do you remember which partition the recovery is in. I wanted OP to see if those two files were even there. He may have gotten rid of them completely inadvertently.
DavDoc said:
Well this is a start at least.
I think Digixmax may be on to something though.
@digixmax, I am at work and don't have an NT in front of me, do you remember which partition the recovery is in. I wanted OP to see if those two files were even there. He may have gotten rid of them completely inadvertently.
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F5, F5, ..... I see the light at the end of the tunnel,... God, what is the adb, shell command to help me escape this trouble :angel::angel:
DavDoc said:
Well this is a start at least.
I think Digixmax may be on to something though.
@digixmax, I am at work and don't have an NT in front of me, do you remember which partition the recovery is in. I wanted OP to see if those two files were even there. He may have gotten rid of them completely inadvertently.
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These two files are in the /bootdata partition (see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=37515697&postcount=31 for a list of the NT partitions and their content).
But if OP's flashing Succulent's flashable_fix_bootloop.zip (which basically re-install a fresh copy of these two files) didn't fix the problem then he might have wiped out some other critical components of the system.
I follow Adam's guide, unbrick my NT, and then flash new CM10.1 ROM perfectly.
Thank you again DavDoc and digixmax for helping me so much! :good:
Glad you got it working again
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I POSTED EARLIER BUT IT NEVER SHOWED UP SO IM REPOSTING. sry for caps.
rooted my nook color and everything was fine. then i tried to root my nook tablet. searched all over the net for comprehensive instructions to do so and i found this
The first thing you need to do is extract the contents of file #1 and write the extracted img file to a Micro SD. If you are using Microsoft Windows then click the file named Win32DiskImager.exe, select the NT16or8gbV47SDimagefile.img, select your drive letter for your SD card.
If you are using Linux, then open up the terminal and CD into the directory where NT16or8gbV47SDimagefile.img is located. Once in the correct directory issue this command to write the .img to the Micro SD:
sudo dd if=NT16or8gbV47SDimagefile.img of=/dev/sdX
You must replace the X in sdX with the appropriate letter for your SD slot. There are many ways to get the correct letter but I use the program Gparted.
Ok, so now you have an SD card that will root your Nook Tablet. Let's boot into Recovey. Turn off your Nook if it is on, and connect the USB wire to your computer. Your Nook will now turn on and enter into ClockwordMod Recovery. Using the Volume Keys to move up and down and the N key to select, click on Install zip from SD. You will now see a zip file called Root_8gb-or-16gb-NTV4_7.zip. Highlight that file and press the N.
If all goes well, the operation will complete. You are now rooted. Press the Power button to go back to main Recovery menus and select Reboot and press the N key. Your Nook will appear normal. It is not. Press the N key and you will see a new option for Home screen. Clicking the new Home icon will take you to an Android looking desktop. Yay! We are not done yet.
Now, install ES File Explorer from the Play Store. Open the app and browse your Micro SD card. Look for a folder called Apps. In this folder you will see a file named Nook Recovery Flasher.apk. Click this file to install it. Once installed, click on Flash CWM Recovery. Now you do not need the SD card you made earlier to boot into Recovery. It is now part of the system.
Remove the SD card and connect it your computer and format it so that it is empty.
Copy the files #2, #3, and #4 that you downloaded from above to the SD card and insert it back into the Nook Tablet.
Remember how to boot your Nook into Recovery mode? Do it.
Select Install zip from SD again and install ONLY CWM_v6.2.7_emmc.zip. This will upgrade your recovery. Without upgrading, you will not be able to flash CyanogenMod. Once the operation is complete, use the power button go back to reboot the Nook. Boot it to Recovery one more time.
Now you can select the latest CyanogenMod file you downloaded to install it. After that, select the latest Gapps you downloaded. Reboot the Nook and you are good to go!!!
. i folowed all the instructions to the dot. but when i got the this step, "Remember how to boot your Nook into Recovery mode? Do it." and i did it. but when i rebooted it immediately tried to boot into recovery but got stuck on the cardboard box screen and it flickered none stop and would not proceed to recovery (CWM) menu. I tried everything i could think of and i found that if i reformatted my sd card with the CWM sd root img and put sd card into NT and boot up it successfully brings up CWM. from this i tried both normal cache wipe and advanced menu cache wipe and also tried wipe to factory settings and wipe battery stats, rebooted and it still gets stuck on the flickering cardboard box screen..........anyone have any ideas? i cant seem to boot it up at all past this screen. maybe i shud format system through sd-card cwm? but then i would have no OS, so how would i proceed with this. is it totally broke or wut? god i hope not:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:
If you aim to run rooted stock ROM, see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=31271965&postcount=240.
If you aim to install custom ROM such as CM10.x internally on emmc, see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=35669871&postcount=1.
See also http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=37515697&postcount=31 for more background info on rooting & flashing custom ROMs.
wut ive got so far
digixmax said:
If you aim to run rooted stock ROM, see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=31271965&postcount=240.
If you aim to install custom ROM such as CM10.x internally on emmc, see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=35669871&postcount=1.
See also http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=37515697&postcount=31 for more background info on rooting & flashing custom ROMs.
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well i think wut u gave me is exactly wut i need. followed the custom rom tutorial and it worked fine to the point to where i first get to cyanoboot menu where i would have proceded to install cm10 and gapps. but i accidentally put the wrong cwm on the sd card and it said bad boot. (note it also said it disabled charging) so i go the right cwm boot img for it. but the fact that it disabled my charger i cannot get back into the cyanboot menu. anyone kno how i can reactivate charging? if not then im completely screwed because once it dies i wont be able to charge it again and it will be flippin useless. even worse than before.........sigh fml someone shoot me in the dome
The "charging disabled" message on the Cyanoboot screen does not mean what you think it means (i.e., charging is turned off on for good until you somehow turn it on again). If you're stuck on that boot screen, just hold down power button for 20-30 sec to turn it off and start over with the SD card with the right CWM.
Yeah, I always wondered about why it says charging disabled when you are in the cyanoboot loader.
That being said, you should be just fine. I recently had to restore, then reflash, then restore my 16GB Nook Tablet. I saw that message in the upper left hand corner and all I really thought was, huh I wander why they do that.
As the poster above me said, just burn the correct version of CWM (you need v6 or higher), load your CM10 and Gapps .ZIP files onto the card.
When you see the Cyanoboot loader hold down the "n" button for the menu.
Select internal recovery.
Select install file from zip.
Select your CM10 .ZIP file.
Wait a few minutes while it does it's thing.
Repeat the same procedure from the install menu for the gapps.zip file.
Once it is done, you can safely remove the SD card. Sometimes this will make the Nook reboot. But that's fine. You want it to reboot anyway. It should boot into CM10. Sometimes the first boot can take a while as it set's itself up. Once it comes up you should be good to go.
Post back if you have any questions.
A piece of advice. If you ever for any reason may need to restore the Stock OS/ROM ***DO NOT*** run any 5point or 10point multitouch installer. If you do and you forget to reflash the multitouch firmware, you will be unable to use the touch screen with the stock OS. Then you will have to reload CM10, reflash the screen firmware, then reload the stock OS. I was running CM10 for months and totally forgot that I did the 10point flash. Screwed me over for a bit. Learn from my pain, don't do that. 99% of all Android users I know (and I know a lot, I work in IT) use 1 finger most of the time and sometimes 2 for pinch to zoom. So in my opinion, you don't gain very much functionality from it and if you forget to reflash the 2 point touch firmware, you could end up with a headache. Just thought i'd throw that out there.
YAY!
Temetka said:
Yeah, I always wondered about why it says charging disabled when you are in the cyanoboot loader.
That being said, you should be just fine. I recently had to restore, then reflash, then restore my 16GB Nook Tablet. I saw that message in the upper left hand corner and all I really thought was, huh I wander why they do that.
As the poster above me said, just burn the correct version of CWM (you need v6 or higher), load your CM10 and Gapps .ZIP files onto the card.
When you see the Cyanoboot loader hold down the "n" button for the menu.
Select internal recovery.
Select install file from zip.
Select your CM10 .ZIP file.
Wait a few minutes while it does it's thing.
Repeat the same procedure from the install menu for the gapps.zip file.
Once it is done, you can safely remove the SD card. Sometimes this will make the Nook reboot. But that's fine. You want it to reboot anyway. It should boot into CM10. Sometimes the first boot can take a while as it set's itself up. Once it comes up you should be good to go.
Post back if you have any questions.
A piece of advice. If you ever for any reason may need to restore the Stock OS/ROM ***DO NOT*** run any 5point or 10point multitouch installer. If you do and you forget to reflash the multitouch firmware, you will be unable to use the touch screen with the stock OS. Then you will have to reload CM10, reflash the screen firmware, then reload the stock OS. I was running CM10 for months and totally forgot that I did the 10point flash. Screwed me over for a bit. Learn from my pain, don't do that. 99% of all Android users I know (and I know a lot, I work in IT) use 1 finger most of the time and sometimes 2 for pinch to zoom. So in my opinion, you don't gain very much functionality from it and if you forget to reflash the 2 point touch firmware, you could end up with a headache. Just thought i'd throw that out there.
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YAY! i figured out how to get past the bad boot part. just be sure to be vigilant and press "n" asap when the screen boots up in cyanoboot......and i mean like THE second it pops up. that solved all my problems.......
but i dont understand the piece of advice part with the 5 point/ 10 point touch installer deal. ill do alil research on it to see wut it is and wut i got to do. if you care to send a link explaining it that would be super flippin awesome. and btw thx sooooooooooooooooo much. this forum has been the most helpful place. quick responses and accurate information. everyone i talk to rocks. i appreciate it so much. :victory:
The 5point and 10point touch is just that.
So you know how your screen responds to your touch input? And let's say you use to fingers to zoom in on a picture. That would be an example of 2 touch. Expand from there for more finger interaction.
Here's an XDA thread on the topic:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=769932
and nice Wikipedia article on how multi-touch works:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-touch
Glad you are up and running.