Since it would of been alot to type out I made a video and to show the problems.
---> Video
I also tried running CM7 off a SD and it was a no go as well. The only thing that will boot off a SD is CWM.
Thank you for your help.
Novalis31 said:
Since it would of been alot to type out I made a video and to show the problems.
---> Video
I also tried running CM7 off a SD and it was a no go as well. The only thing that will boot off a SD is CWM.
Thank you for your help.
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use this link and carefully follow directions-it will fix your problem if you can boot sdcard with these instructions
you will return to stock 1.4.0 factory - better than unusable
good luck!
I forgot the link - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1470910
Here it is.
Can someone give me detailed instructions on how to install cyanoboot on emmc please
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scotthall1515 said:
Can someone give me detailed instructions on how to install cyanoboot on emmc please
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The easiest way is to install cm9 alpha 0 (although it is an alpha, so be prepared for issues with the OS itself, plus remember that as an anti-profiteering measure it expires. read the full thread for more info....). When you use cyanoboot on emmc, you need to move the contents of boot.img and recovery.img so that they start at block 512. You can use dd or fastboot to put them on emmc...
See the original CyanoBoot thread as it talks about the above in a lot of detail, tho probably more than you need.
I read your post like five times I've flashed many Roms and did many things with phones and tablets. But I don't know what you mean by putting it at 512 or something I'm still a noob know how to flash move some things but when it comes to this I'm kind of lost
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scotthall1515 said:
I read your post like five times I've flashed many Roms and did many things with phones and tablets. But I don't know what you mean by putting it at 512 or something I'm still a noob know how to flash move some things but when it comes to this I'm kind of lost
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+1 to this, i'm trying to figuring out how to install it on emmc, in the post you get the idea of what you need to do but not how to do it, i mean what commands run,etc to install it. Say i want to test CM9 and want cyanoboot installed internally.
Could someone that has succesfully installed it internally (emmc) post proper instructions for this. TIA.
~ Veronica
lavero.burgos said:
+1 to this, i'm trying to figuring out how to install it on emmc, in the post you get the idea of what you need to do but not how to do it, i mean what commands run,etc to install it. Say i want to test CM9 and want cyanoboot installed internally.
Could someone that has succesfully installed it internally (emmc) post proper instructions for this. TIA.
~ Veronica
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This may not be the exact answer you're looking for, but if you want to try it, just flash the newest CM9 (alpha 0.03) as it will install Cyanoboot to eMMC as well. I believe it's all contained in the CM9 boot.img.
There is no padding if you use flashing_boot.img on sdcard.
For emmc/internal, you need to pad flashing_boot_emmc.img to 512KB.
You have to pad flashing_boot_emmc.img correctly or else it can't find boot.img/recovery.img so you end in a bootloop.
dd if=/dev/zero of=flashing_boot_emmc.img bs=1 seek=524287 count=1
flashing_boot_emmc.img is then filled with zeros so the file size is 512KB. You then need to append boot.img or recovery.img to it.
cat flashing_boot_emmc.img boot.img > new_boot.img
Your new_boot.img can now be flash.
I haven't use cyanoboot, but bauwks 2ndboot method is the same except you need to pad it to 256KB.
You can gain cyanoboot by flashing my mmcblk0p2 i uploaded here, if you like
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1616951&page=2
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I Highly suggest you follow the steps in this post first (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=920347)
Froyo is completely stable and will give you a back up OS in case anything happens or you want to do something that doesn't work in HC.
Steps:
If anyone knows how to shrink a partition using parted please let me know. This would eliminate steps 2 & 3
QUICK EDIT WARNING: PLEASE READ: THIS IS BASED ON THE DUAL BOOT FROM ROOKIE1. FROM WHAT I KNOW THIS DOES NOT WORK ON 1.1.0 ONLY 1.0.1
(Note: Requires adb)
1 ) Have a working honeycomb v02 sd card (v03 has a custom kernel which causes rotation issues on the eMMC).
2) Install EASEUS (Windows) or gParted (Linux)
(if you need help with this just PM me)
3) Shrink the second partition of the SD card to 400mb
4) Download and extract my zip to your android/platform-tools folder
5) Run Internal.bat
Make sure not to format your sdcard from your nook while using this.
< standard disclaimer - I'm not responsible for whatever damage you did to your NC >
Also, the reason I did not post a clockwork zip or a dd img for system is I'm unsure of the legality of it, if someone else would like to then by all means do so.
PM me for any questions, and I would like to say thanks to samuelhalff, as without his help I never would've gotten it running from internal memory
Also, please make sure you know how to recover your nook color back to stock. Not only if something goes wrong, but since honeycomb isn't fully working yet.
That being said, if you run the dual-boot script first from rookie1 you'll always be able to fall back onto froyo to fix any issues.
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How this works:
It copies the system partition from honeycomb onto the internal memory.
It then pushes my boot.img to your sd card.
Finally it overwrites your boot.img with mine
(My boot.img contains everything from rookie1's dual boot alongside the needed jar files included on honeycombs boot.img)
Download link:
http://www.multiupload.com/0TTH2OJS3C
Uploading fixed version now
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And for those who like doing everything manually. Here is Sam's modified uRamdisk. Make sure its on the bootpartiton alongside the jar files included in deeper-blue's release
Ramdisk: http://www.multiupload.com/90H38OX0S9
Also, the first time it starts up may take a few min. So be patient before trying to restart it
Thanks this will be very useful for myself and others. I'll report back with any issues.
Why must my laptop break today of all days?
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marcusant said:
Why must my laptop break today of all days?
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Sorry to hear that. I would say you could do it without one but you need the modified ramdisk inside my boot.img
Hey maybe i'm doing something wrong but i keep getting this error message:
rm failed for *, no such file or directory
i am not an expert on adb so this may be my fault, just reporting feedback for you.
tgallant21 said:
Hey maybe i'm doing something wrong but i keep getting this error message:
rm failed for *, no such file or directory
i am not an expert on adb so this may be my fault, just reporting feedback for you.
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its not rm * its "rm * -r" as that is the recursive switch...
MattJ951 said:
I Highly suggest you follow the steps in this post first (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=920347)
Froyo is completely stable and will give you a back up OS in case anything happens or you want to do something that doesn't work in HC.
Steps:
QUICK EDIT WARNING: PLEASE READ: THIS IS BASED ON THE DUAL BOOT FROM ROOKIE1. FROM WHAT I KNOW THIS DOES NOT WORK ON 1.1.0 ONLY 1.0.1
(Note: Requires adb)
1 ) Have a working honeycomb v02 sd card (v03 has a custom kernel which causes rotation issues on the eMMC).
2) Download and extract my zip to your android/platform-tools folder
3) Run Internal.bat
Make sure not to format your sdcard while using this.
Note: I'm not sure if you need to clear your data partition or not. I did, but it may not be required.
the steps under froyo would be : something similar to this (I dd'd HC data partition to the internal, so i'm not 100% sure of this)
Code:
adb shell
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk1 /
mkdir data_temp
mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p6 data_temp
cd /data_temp [B]MAKE SURE THIS COMMAND WORKS BEFORE CONTINUING[/B]
rm * -rf
exit
< standard disclaimer - I'm not responsible for whatever damage you did to your NC >
Also, the reason I did not post a clockwork zip or a dd img for system is I'm unsure of the legality of it, if someone else would like to then by all means do so.
PM me for any questions, and I would like to say thanks to samuelhalff, as without his help I never would've gotten it running from internal memory
Also, please make sure you know how to recover your nook color back to stock. Not only if something goes wrong, but since honeycomb isn't fully working yet.
That being said, if you run the dual-boot script first from rookie1 you'll always be able to fall back onto froyo to fix any issues.
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How this works:
It copies the system partition from honeycomb onto the internal memory.
It then pushes my boot.img to your sd card.
Finally it overwrites your boot.img with mine
(My boot.img contains everything from rookie1's dual boot alongside the needed jar files included on honeycombs boot.img)
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You have verified this working with your boot.img? Mine gets hampered during the boot and locks up... I had the same issue when I was building my ramdisk for this purpose.... I am going to continue to look into this and will post anything I find.
Cheers!
A quick question:
You say not to format the SDCard while using this. Does this mean that there are still some system files on the SDCard after the procedure is done or can I format my card as FAT32 once the whole operation is done?
Ooglez said:
A quick question:
You say not to format the SDCard while using this. Does this mean that there are still some system files on the SDCard after the procedure is done or can I format my card as FAT32 once the whole operation is done?
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I believe I may have included an incorrect boot.img in my original upload, im reuploading it now.
As for formatting the sd card, i'll clairfy that in the OP. Don't format the sd card from inside the nook. formatting it inside a computer is fine.
MattJ951 said:
How this works:
It copies the system partition from honeycomb onto the internal memory.
It then pushes my boot.img to your sd card.
Finally it overwrites your boot.img with mine
(My boot.img contains everything from rookie1's dual boot <B>alongside the needed jar files included on honeycombs boot.img)</B>
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I think I see the issue, your dd image is lacking those jar files... I am going to try and add those files to my boot partition and go from there.... Disregard! per the post above this one.......
modembug said:
I think I see the issue, your dd image is lacking those jar files... I am going to try and add those files to my boot partition and go from there.... Disregard! per the post above this one.......
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The boot.img must be from another project I was working on. It's using the wrong u-boot.bin and is missing the jar files. Updating main post in 20 seconds once it finishes uploading
And its up.
http://www.multiupload.com/KPDAPGYXSI
Also thanks for the feedback.
MattJ951 said:
The boot.img must be from another project I was working on. It's using the wrong u-boot.bin and is missing the jar files. Updating main post in 20 seconds once it finishes uploading
And its up.
http://www.multiupload.com/KPDAPGYXSI
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Thanks for updating so quickly. I've been waiting to run Honeycomb off of EMMC. I'll let you know how it goes.
MattJ951 said:
The boot.img must be from another project I was working on. It's using the wrong u-boot.bin and is missing the jar files. Updating main post in 20 seconds once it finishes uploading
And its up.
http://www.multiupload.com/KPDAPGYXSI
Also thanks for the feedback.
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I am getting ready to dd that image over as we speak, i will report back shortly...
No problem, let me know if it works and if it doesn't ill try updating it again. (I personally have it working but I didn't use a script, i entered the commands manually. Also make sure youre using v02 [though note: HC runs faster for some reason if you copy the data partition from v03 and dd it to the internal while running v02's system. v03 has problems with the kernel due to the 90degrees thing deeper added]
MattJ951 said:
No problem, let me know if it works and if it doesn't ill try updating it again. (I personally have it working but I didn't use a script, i entered the commands manually. Also make sure youre using v02 [though note: HC runs faster for some reason if you copy the data partition from v03 and dd it to the internal while running v02's system. v03 has problems with the kernel due to the 90degrees thing deeper added]
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I am having issues with it locking up on "Android _ " could be due to crap on the data partition from the last boot.img... cleaning it off and trying again. Yeah I took a look at your bat file and just ran things manually... i have issues with unknown bat/sh files lol
UPDATE: okay, so its still locking up... did you dd the data partition or any of that stuff over as well? as of right now, i am running your boot.img and i DD'd the system partition from a working HC-SD, and i removed all files from the internal /data partition....
modembug said:
I am having issues with it locking up on "Android _ " could be due to crap on the data partition from the last boot.img... cleaning it off and trying again. Yeah I took a look at your bat file and just ran things manually... i have issues with unknown bat/sh files lol
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Let me know if it works. The "Android _" screen originally locked up for me because of the uRamdisk. I'll upload the one Sam sent me which is included in the boot.img but maybe is causing problems for you.
The modified uRamdisk is now in the OP.
Nada, still no dice.... I have all the folders from HC /Boot with your boot files replacing uboot, uramdisk etc.. Still running into the same issue, might need to work busybox into this thing to see what is going on...
UPDATE: going to try dd'ing the /data part over to emmc /data..
modembug said:
Nada, still no dice.... I have all the folders from HC /Boot with your boot files replacing uboot, uramdisk etc.. Still running into the same issue, might need to work busybox into this thing to see what is going on...
UPDATE: going to try dd'ing the /data part over to emmc /data..
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Thats not the problem. I realized my mistake.
where i wrote
adb shell dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 of=/dev/block/mmcblk1p1
it should be
adb shell dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 of=/dev/block/mmcblk1p2
if you run that it should boot correctly.
uploading a fixed version to the OP now
MattJ951 said:
Thats not the problem. I realized my mistake.
where i wrote
adb shell dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 of=/dev/block/mmcblk1p1
it should be
adb shell dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 of=/dev/block/mmcblk1p2
if you run that it should boot correctly.
uploading a fixed version to the OP now
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which is why i run commands manually ;-) yeah I double check prior to DD and i have pushed the correct partition to /system... i have now pushed /data over and still no love... Can you dd your /boot and post it?
modembug said:
which is why i run commands manually ;-) yeah I double check prior to DD and i have pushed the correct partition to /system... i have now pushed /data over and still no love... Can you dd your /boot and post it?
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That actually is my current /boot inside the 7z. Also i can't think of a reason why it wouldn't work.
I'll format my NookColor and try it to see if I can figure out whats going wrong.
Hello to all, i came from Malaysia and i just got my GT-P7500, done fashing to ICS 4.0.4 running XXLQ8 stock ICS with Kernel 3.1.10..
I tried rebooting into stock recovery mode, when i choose to update flash from external storage, the system is telling me that E:/ volume not found,
/sdcard notfound.. Can somebody or anybody explain this and explain to me how to flash update..
Do i need another recovery mod or can i do it with the original stock recovery mod??
how come my post is not replied?
Someone pliss help me..
dauzcroz93 said:
how come my post is not replied?
Someone pliss help me..
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I think the reason your post has not been answered is because we don't know exactly what you're asking. Also most answers are already posted. You just have to search and read them.
I'm not sure what you're doing myself, but I think you need to use Odin to flash CWM recovery and then use that recovery to flash ROMs, kernels, etc...
Since I really don't know what you're trying to do, you need to make sure what I said is REALLY what you need to do. By searching and reading you will find your answer.
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Benzoman said:
I think the reason your post has not been answered is because we don't know exactly what you're asking. Also most answers are already posted. You just have to search and read them.
I'm not sure what you're doing myself, but I think you need to use Odin to flash CWM recovery and then use that recovery to flash ROMs, kernels, etc...
Since I really don't know what you're trying to do, you need to make sure what I said is REALLY what you need to do. By searching and reading you will find your answer.
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tq very much.. right now, i'm trying to do just like u say, if it works, i'm in your debt..
what i meant was, that my android recovery system cannot detect the path to SD card, since the gt-p7500 did not have any SD Card slots, so i can't flash any .zip files from my tab.. Thanks so much..
dauzcroz93 said:
tq very much.. right now, i'm trying to do just like u say, if it works, i'm in your debt..
what i meant was, that my android recovery system cannot detect the path to SD card, since the gt-p7500 did not have any SD Card slots, so i can't flash any .zip files from my tab.. Thanks so much..
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One of the partitions on your tablet is mounted as /mnt/sdcard (or /sdcard). You normally push files there using USB from your computer, either using "adb push" or mounting the sdcard as a media device on the computer.
Stock recovery does not let you choose a file from the /sdcard directory. I think the errors you're seeing is that the stock recovery isn't finding the files it's looking for.
You'll need to install Clockwork Mod recovery if you want to flash custom ROMs.
Galaxy Tab doesn't have an SD Card slot, so anything with external storage/mounting USB/ etc won't work in recovery. Flashing a ROM is possible because the data partition is read and treated as SD Card. If you need to add something to your tab via USB while it's in recovery, you'll need to use the Android Debug Bridge and type adb push, then the file, then the destination.
Example:
Code:
adb push rom.zip /sdcard/
I got a nook tablet recently, i registerested it already which i understand you have to do... now i want to backup everything and run regular android as in not B&N version. Im not sure which way to go from here, i see there is an sd option and a regular option?
i was reading this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1439630
as i was getting ready to do it, i started to double think if it was what i wanted.
i want to be able to run the latest android rom possible.
appreciate any help, thanks.
The process you are linking to is very simple and "safe". With the card you create you can startup CWM (ClockWorkMod - utility for flashing and backup and more) and not only root your device, but also make a backup, should you want to go back to where you were prior to flashing whwaever you decide to flash.
The rooting alone lets you install apps from other sources than BN. I think rooted stock tweaked a bit isn't too bad to run actually!
To try out other options completely risk free you can run CM10 (ICS) from an sd card. I do that while I wait for CM10 to be more stable/bug free. It runs incredibly well from sd, and I doubt performance will be greatly enhanced onec I install it internally (as I probably will do at som point.
To run from sd card you don't have to root the device unless you want to.
Great guides for making a sd-card are here and there. For example http://iamafanof.wordpress.com/2012/11/18/cm10-0-jellybean-sdcard-img-for-nook-tablet/
The first thing I would suggest is to make a bootable recovery SD card using the process and files from here (use the MLO_u-boot_flashing-boot.rar and one of the packages with sdcard.zip suffix), and backup your current stock config and safely save/archive the backup folder -- you'll be glad you have it around one of these days. Make sure that you also keep a copy of whichever recovery program version you choose to use together with the backup folder, since different recovery programs and versions use different backup file archive formats.
If you want to root the NT I would recommend using the update.zip referenced in this post (by liquidzoo) which is more up-to-date than the rooting package you saw (I had used the latter version and had problem updating its Google Store app). Just put this zip package on the same recovery SD card and use the recovery program to install it.
Having tried out the rooted form of the NT for about a week I think it's just marginally better than a stock NT -- there are just so many common apps that are no longer available for the NT's Android version. You would be much better of investing time in going full-fledge CM10, either running off an SD or natively. If you choose to go native CM10 you can revert back to stock using the backup discussed above.
Can you please verify if I am doing the correct thing
@digimax,
I just got my Nook Tablet today, so just wanted to be very clear to make the backup of the current stock config. Here's what I propose to do. Please correct me if I am doing anything wrong.
1) As per you post, I downloaded 3 files
a) MLO_u-boot_flashing-boot.rar,
b) CM9-10_CWM_V6.0.1.2_8-16gb_tools_sdcard.zip,
c) CM9-10_TWRP_v2.2.2.0_8-16gb_tools_sdcard.zip
2) Unzip all the above 3 files
3) Rename the CWM file to recovery.img
4) Rename the TWRP file to altboot.img
5) Copy recovery.img and altboot.img and MLO, flashing_boot.img and u-boot.bin to the root of the SDCard.
6) Insert the SDCard into the Nook Tablet and boot the Nook into one of the recovery and make a backup.
Please let me know if this is the correct procedure.
Thanks!
It looks right, make sure that your boot partition is Primary FAT32 (type 0x0C) with LBA and Active flags set (you can check and set all this using a partition management tool such as MiniToolPartition).
Also, to boot into SD: just turn off the NT and insert a powered-USB cable, and the NT will boot up after a few seconds (assuming that the SD is bootable).
Once CyanoBoot comes up, hold the "N" button to get the boot menu from which you can select one of the two recovery programs.
a lot of this is going way over my head, i need to make sure i go slow and read carefully.
thanks for all the info.
Snjperman said:
a lot of this is going way over my head, i need to make sure i go slow and read carefully.
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Remember that you can make CM10 run totally risk free from am SD-card. That way you can have a smooth running device to explore while you keep reading up on diffrent options. That's what I do! The Tablet doesn't even have to be rooted to do this (mine is though).
asawi said:
Remember that you can make CM10 run totally risk free from am SD-card. That way you can have a smooth running device to explore while you keep reading up on diffrent options. That's what I do! The Tablet doesn't even have to be rooted to do this (mine is though).
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thats exactly what i want to do, can you link me to the tut you used?
thanks!
Snjperman said:
thats exactly what i want to do, can you link me to the tut you used?
thanks!
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This is the website I used:
http://iamafanof.wordpress.com/2012/11/18/cm10-0-jellybean-sdcard-img-for-nook-tablet/
Look through the comment sections for further clarity on the process.
If that is beyond you, then I suggest getting a pre-made image for the size of SDCard you have and burning your own image. Google AndroidforNook or N2A for the website links.
Snjperman said:
thats exactly what i want to do, can you link me to the tut you used?
thanks!
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To install and run CM10 off SD card: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=35245689&postcount=7
To install and run CM10 internally on NT: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=35669871&postcount=1
attiato year
thank you guys so much!
I was recently given a nook tablet. It is running version 1.4.3. The only root methods I have been able to find all involve using the NT16or8gbV4_7 image and I can not find a working link to the file. Is there another way to internally root and install a recovery so that I can flash roms?
Am preparing a boot2recovery from sdcard for helping new nook tablet users install roms.
Unzip and copy everything included in this zip package to the root of a fat32 sdcard and tell me if you can boot into cwm.
http://d-h.st/ZRC
Btw this is development section and your problem belongs to q&a
demetris_I said:
Am preparing a boot2recovery from sdcard for helping new nook tablet users install roms.
Unzip and copy everything included in this zip package to the root of a fat32 sdcard and tell me if you can boot into cwm.
http://d-h.st/ZRC
Btw this is development section and your problem belongs to q&a
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Sorry, should have put it in Q&A. Thanks for the response. If I unzip the files and copy them to my sdcard the nook still boots normally. They look like the files that are on my sdcard if I used windiskimager to write a bootable sdcard. Wouldn't I have to write stuff to the card and not just copy them over?
You must prepare the sd card for Nook compatibility booting
i bet you didn't.
If i remember well is 1st partition/70mb/fat32/named boot/and must be active.
Search around for answers or be patience until i find some time to prepare a new quide.
demetris_I said:
You must prepare the sd card for Nook compatibility booting
i bet you didn't.
If i remember well is 1st partition/70mb/fat32/named boot/and must be active.
Search around for answers or be patience until i find some time to prepare a new quide.
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Yeah I had started to do that from one of the guides but had since re-formatted the card. Anyway I set it up as such and copied the files over. It's booting to Cyanoboot but I'm seeing "bboti: bad boot image magic (in memory)" and "Hold n for menu". Holding n does nothing.
Go into the stickies section there is a full guide with links to the files.
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Vyrus69 said:
Go into the stickies section there is a full guide with links to the files.
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There is only one guide in the stickies on this page and that involves using ADB and the link to the instructional video is dead. The other guides I've found required the file I mentioned above which all lead to dead links. I was hoping for a bootable SD card then installing a recovery internally to the nook so that I can flash roms directly from the recovery as I've done with many other Android devices.
I figured it out, can a mod please delete this thread? Thanks for the help guys.
Snakebear said:
I figured it out, can a mod please delete this thread? Thanks for the help guys.
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Agreed. Somebody delete this, no offense Snakebear.
So a buddy of mine gave me his nook tablet for free since he practically rage quit it, umm I'm not sure what he did to it but it's stuck in a boot loop, any simple solutions, I'm good with adb but am clueless when it comes to fastboot, I have a factory/fastboot cable which I use for my Kindle Fire HD, which I heard also works on Motorola devices, any chance the factory cable would work with this tablet anyone ever try it? I'm honestly just hoping there is like a one click or so tool to help me fix it, maybe a firmware flasher? I mean if it comes down to it I'll do it all manually but if you guys have any tutorials, tools, guides, etc to help me fix this boatload I'd greatly appreciate it
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You did not elaborate what the device boots to: e.g., cyanoboot? recovery? stock boot?
I'd suggest that you burn one of Succulent's pre-made SDcard CM images from his repo http://goo.im/devs/succulent/acclaim/cyanogenmod/image (just download, extract .img file and burn it to SD using win32diskimager or DiskImage_1_6_WinAll) and see if the NT would successfully boot and run the CM image off SDcard.
If it does then you can proceed to restore custom or stock ROM on the internal emmc (e.g., see Info/Tools for Restoring to Stock at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48612997#post48612997).
digixmax said:
You did not elaborate what the device boots to: e.g., cyanoboot? recovery? stock boot?
I'd suggest that you burn one of Succulent's pre-made SDcard CM images from his repo http://goo.im/devs/succulent/acclaim/cyanogenmod/image (just download, extract .img file and burn it to SD using win32diskimager or DiskImage_1_6_WinAll) and see if the NT would successfully boot and run the CM image off SDcard.
If it does then you can proceed to restore custom or stock ROM on the internal emmc (e.g., see Info/Tools for Restoring to Stock at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=48612997#post48612997).
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I believe it's stock, it freezes at the black/dark blue screen with a N
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