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Hey guys! Here's a guide I found that covers going through jumping into dev mode, installing PreWare, and speeding this thing up hardcore!
http://forums.precentral.net/hp-touchpad/293028-new-touchpad-heres-your-get-started-guide.html
Like the guy says, install all the patches he recommends. My TouchPad is quick as hell now. And sooooo much more usable!
On top of those suggestions, I'd also recommend removing the tap ripple since it can slow down some PDK apps and imho the pad feels more responsive without it. Remember - this is your touchpad, and customization has been one of the best features of the webOS platform, so feel free to put things however you like, I'm just suggesting the patches etc that made MY touchpad great.
So if you've followed along your patches should look something like this:
ad blocker (or max block - one or the other NOT both)
remove tap ripple
advanced reset options
faster card animations hyper version
increase touch sensitivity and smoothness 10
muffle system logging
quiet powered messages
remove dropped packet logging
unset cfq io scheduler
unthrottle download manager
private browsing
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followed that same list, definitely snappy now. Also gonna go from my overclocked 1.5ghz to 1.7ghz
Nice improvement on my Touchpad, thank you.
Do all these need removing before we can install WebOS updates? Not that we are going to get any.
How to improve the performance of your new HP TouchPad
Good article: How to improve the performance of your new HP TouchPad
Can somebody sticky this? Lots of good info the above article.
And here's another one: Overclocking the HP TouchPad cranks up the speed
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Do all these need removing before we can install WebOS updates? Not that we are going to get any.
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Good question.
Also, is the overclock really key to the performance improvements? Given the gameing/video capabilities of the tablet, I would imagine there's a lot of power/responsiveness tucked away in the hardware that these software patches will unleash making the overclock somewhat pointless.
Install the WebOS update from 3.0.0 to 3.0.2 first, then install all these homebrew patches. Otherwise you just gotta install the patches again. It takes 5 min, not a big deal.
And yes overclocking does improve the responsiveness of the OS. I just did it, it is noticeable.
when i plug the tablet into the computer and start webos quickinstall it just sits there doin nothing. Am I having this problem because im on 64bit windows 7
archdemon said:
when i plug the tablet into the computer and start webos quickinstall it just sits there doin nothing. Am I having this problem because im on 64bit windows 7
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I just ran this on an win7 64 bit box. The instructions are pretty clear about plugging the USB cable into the device and not the computer, then pressing the volume button(s) and power. It should give you a USB icon, then you can plug the device into your computer and press "next" on the quickinstall.
I can verify that it does indeed work. Maybe making sure that you're running the .jar as admin if your user account doesn't have admin rights?
im not sure about the volume and power button press but if i start webos quickinstall first it doesnt see the tablet and if i plug the tablet in then start quickinstall quickinstall just sits there doing nothing
you must get into developer mode
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archdemon said:
im not sure about the volume and power button press but if i start webos quickinstall first it doesnt see the tablet and if i plug the tablet in then start quickinstall quickinstall just sits there doing nothing
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I've got the same problem - been trying to sort it for ages, I'm in dev mode - uninstalled, reinstalled, redownloaded, restarted twice and just trying the power/thing now and its now in the app but no devices connected - will update if I solve this!
EDIT: Ok I updated the thing using webos doctor. Then went back into quick install and it worked first time!! I would suggest doing the web doctor routwe for this reason!
I thought the tap ripple was cool at first and then I installed the remove tap ripple and have to say it HELPS A LOT! There's no lag when clicking links now.
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you must get into developer mode
thype: webos20090606 into just thype
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and one you have done so, install the patch to unhide the developer icon.
it makes getting into developer mode much easier.
Are we sure that there's a download manager on the touchpad? App states for Pre.
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Are we sure that there's a download manager on the touchpad? App states for Pre.
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Yes there is a download manager.
I noticed in the description of the CFQ scheduler that it can be an issue if you are using the F15C kernel. So if you plan to OC using that kernel then don't install that patch.
htowngator said:
I noticed in the description of the CFQ scheduler that it can be an issue if you are using the F15C kernel. So if you plan to OC using that kernel then don't install that patch.
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CFQ Patch is only for stock kernel me thinks.
guys, how exactly do i overclock this thing?
i installed the UberKernel and Govna. What settings do i have to make in Govna in order to overclock the TouchPad to 1,5ghz?
Hi,
I followed the very good instructions to move my Tablet's firmware to 1.4.0 (was 1.4.1 out of the box) and to then root it. (Much thanks to Indirect and AdamOutler and everyone else!)
During the root script, I chose NOT to debloat and to go with the ADW launcher.
Everything went smoothly and I've rebooted it several times now. However, I can't seem to access the (B&N installed) nook reader anymore. I do have an icon for "NookViewer" in my apps, but when I select it I get a white screen that does nothing. I also tried downloading the "B&N Nook" app from the Android Marketplace, which installed correctly (it says), but when I select it, I get sent to the ADW home page and nothing else happens.
Does anyone have any idea how to get either one to work, short of me wiping it back to 1.4.0 and starting over again?
Thanks,
Peter
Hi Peter,
I might have had a similar issue, and it involves the defaults for home launching. When you were choosing whether to launch the "home" (which is nook home) and "ADWLauncher", did you check the box to launch ADWLauncher by default? I did that with GoLauncher and could not get back to the nook home screen.
The way this issue is solved is by finding the application settings for your launcher (in your case ADWLauncher, in mine it was GoLauncher) and clearing the defaults. When you go back to the rooted home screen and double click the n button, you should see the prompt for your launcher or the home launcher. Select home and you will be back to the nook reader.
I hope this helps.
In the video it looked very easy to switch back and forth without any prompts. I am curious how that was performed.
I'm having the same issue as the OP. I'll let him chime in but if I understand correctly this is not an issue with being able to see the B&N default launcher. As I understand the issue is that the NookViewer, which does appear in the AWD Launcher (or other launcher), is non-functional. When selected all you get is a blank white screen.
Ok, I took this as the issue:
However, I can't seem to access the (B&N installed) nook reader anymore.
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Otherwise I am seeing the same issue with NookViewer where a blank screen is open. I provided a way to get back to the nook reader, although I'm sure there is a more elegant procedure. I have no idea what the issue with NookViewer is or what NookViewer is supposed to do.
Dito here
I have rooted, de-bloated, and went with the ADW. I too have the exact same issue, when you click on the reader icon, I get a completely blank white screen.
I have not tried any type of fix, because I am having greater issues with the MarketPlace saying the N.T. is not compatible with most apps.
Mark Read said:
I have rooted, de-bloated, and went with the ADW. I too have the exact same issue, when you click on the reader icon, I get a completely blank white screen.
I have not tried any type of fix, because I am having greater issues with the MarketPlace saying the N.T. is not compatible with most apps.
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Have you tried this for apps compatibility
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Have you tried this for apps compatibility
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I will have to try this out. The market used to let me download more than it does now. In fact one app that I downloaded to the market now has an update. When I go to update it says that my device isn't compatible! I would assume this would correct that. Are there any potential drawback to modifying the build.prop?
I am not sure, but I don't think you can click on the reader to make it work. You need to go to the library. From the library, you select what you want to read, that brings up the nook reader. I have links to download the reader and the library; you have to have both, but the library is the executable.
http://www.makingitdigital.net/android/index.html
If you went with snoball-mod it removes all B&N apps including the reader from the device and depending on which Debloat option you choose in indirects root script it can remove all B&N apps as well
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I am not sure, but I don't think you can click on the reader to make it work. You need to go to the library. From the library, you select what you want to read, that brings up the nook reader. I have links to download the reader and the library; you have to have both, but the library is the executable.
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That makes sense and going to the library is what I do to access and read my B&N material. So even though it doesn't impact the ability to read B&N material I guess it's more of a "why is it doing that?" issue. I know after I rooted my Nook the first thing I did was click on every icon to see what it was. The Nook Viewer was the only one that seemed to not work (but again your explaination makes sense).
I have a dual Booted Tablet. When I hit the N button it usually asks me if I want to go home or ADW Launcher(The launcher I chose). Now it stays on the original Nook screen and randomly opens up different books on its own and flips pages on its own. Also, the option to open up ADW is gone. if I hit the N button it just opens up whatever book I was reading last. I turned the device and back on but it acts the same way. Can anyone help me?
I'm not sure what you mean by 'dual booted'. With CM7?
Similar behavior to what you describe (things opening randomly, pages flipping, etc.) usually happens when the battery is very low. I've also seen it happen trying to use USB power adapters that don't really work correctly for the NT. Make sure you're not operating on a very low charge or other power issue.
I used Indirect's Root. I was able to keep the original Nook look as well as boot into another launcher. It was working fine until yesterday. Now the Home button doesn't do what it should but the main thing is that the screen types and writes all on its own. I heard about the low power setting issues with some people. My Nook was at 60% so I don't know if that's considered low enough to be under that umbrella
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I used Indirect's Root. I was able to keep the original Nook look as well as boot into another launcher.
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I can't help you with your problem, but I want to make things clear.
You don't have dual boot or anything like that, you just installed alternative launcher application.
In general you have the same stock firmware you had before rooting with addition of a few apps, allowing you to do more, than B&N wants you to be able to do.
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You don't have dual boot or anything like that, you just installed alternative launcher application.
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This is correct.
Disclaimer: I am a noob. Please take the following suggestions with a grain of salt.
Perhaps, clearing the homecatcher defaults will clear things up?
Alternatively, you could try installing a different launcher, such as golauncher, and see if it behaves as strangely as your current configuration.
Sent from my BNTV250 running Team B's CM7 "don't format your sd" beta build.
Well I would just install another launcher but the problem is that I can't access the other launcher any longer. The Home button doesn't work like its supposed to but instead opens up the Nook's Book Library. The whole thing just started acting weird and randomly the keyboard would pop up and write by itself in addition to opening and closes the book Library. Its been acting like it has a virus. I factory reset it but unfortunately it didnt help. So I figure my screen is faulty
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Well I would just install another launcher but the problem is that I can't access the other launcher any longer. The Home button doesn't work like its supposed to but instead opens up the Nook's Book Library. The whole thing just started acting weird and randomly the keyboard would pop up and write by itself in addition to opening and closes the book Library. Its been acting like it has a virus. I factory reset it but unfortunately it didnt help. So I figure my screen is faulty
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I got the same few hours after I rooted but using go launcher, just clean your screan very very clean if you haven't put a screen protector on it, then make sure its charged. Now try to open anything in that you could find a link click on it so it opens the browser then go to the android.market.com and download another launcher. After that I took my tablet and removed all the B&N crap apps, ijust left the games. Don't forget to apply the OTA block again.
Advice: remove home catcher.
PS: you could also use adb to push a new launcher but as you factory reseted usb debugging must be disabled, you need can enable it again by downloading tgps_launcher.apk from indirects root thread using the Nook browser.
~ Veronica
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what should I use to wipe it down. Im thinking I wiped it down pretty good but its still doing it. I noticed the z, e, and s buttons on the keyboard get pressed a lot so maybe its in the lower right region of my device.
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what should I use to wipe it down. Im thinking I wiped it down pretty good but its still doing it. I noticed the z, e, and s buttons on the keyboard get pressed a lot so maybe its in the lower right region of my device.
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OK if you havent installed CWM you're good to make the wipes, to know how to... read my FAQ . Link in my signature.
~ Veronica
OKAMIsama said:
Well I would just install another launcher but the problem is that I can't access the other launcher any longer. The Home button doesn't work like its supposed to but instead opens up the Nook's Book Library. The whole thing just started acting weird and randomly the keyboard would pop up and write by itself in addition to opening and closes the book Library. Its been acting like it has a virus. I factory reset it but unfortunately it didnt help. So I figure my screen is faulty
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Have you tried going in to manage apps and deselect the default for ADW, B&N's Home Launcher and Homecatcher if your using it? I use button savior so I have software buttons rather than the n button. by deselecting the default launcher you should get a window again asking which launcher do you want to use as home.
Here are my thoughts on the Nook Tablet and my rooting process. I try to write to be as friendly as possible for the newbies to rooting devices. This is really just a reflection of my experience with the device and my rooting effort thus far .
If money is no issue, by all means go with the 16GB. But if you really want the best bang for the buck, go with the new 8GB version over the 16. The main difference is the RAM but since we are not talking about a true multitasking device, the extra RAM does little. Even if you root and hack and upgrade and tweak the hell out of it, you'll never really do more than one thing at a time on the device itself so 512MB is usually plenty. I have found that the Nook is the perfect companion device (for references and reading) to go with my netbook (which is the pefect portable productivity device) and my rooted android cell (universal connectivity device with tether hack). Those three things working in tandum mean that I can get online anytime, anywhere, and work comfortably. Now, if I can just find an Android phone that has a battery that lasts for more than 4 hours with the wi-fi/tethering/mobile hostpot turned on.
I have successfully used jichauan89's Root for Nook Tablet 8GB (w/ Android Market) root method number 1 (the SD image). Thank you jichauan89! It was easy and worked great the first time. His procedure...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1529553
Here was my specific procedure and thoughts.
Prior to the attempt. Make sure that the device has plenty of battery power or is plugged in the wall adapter. This is a good practice for all rooting/hacking attempts on these types of devices, including cell phones and media players. I backed up the data on my SD card by simply copying all the files to a folder on my netbook's desktop.
Used Sandisk 8GB microSDHC card I had in my old Samsung Captivate. I used the SC card adapter it came with orginally to insert it into the built in SD Card reader in my Windows XP netbook.
Downloaded the SD card image from exactly where jichauan89 described.
Used Win32DiskImage.exe to format and write the image to the SD card. Worked without error. I used the safely remove hardware option in Windows to disconnect the hardware before removing the card from the reader.
Powered off the Nook Tablet 8GB.
Inserted the freshly formatted and imaged SD card into the Nook.
Held the power in until it powered on.
Saw a cardboard box. It reminded me of Amazon's frustration-free packaging.
Waited.
Saw the "Read Forever" Nook logo.
Waited exactly 3 minutes.
Held the power button in until the powered off.
Removed the SD card and set it aside. It's mission is complete.
Held the power button in until it powered on.
Routine booting began.
Upon boot completion, I clicked the n button and selected "search". I searched for "market". It found the Android Market. Don't look for "play". The hack itself uses an old version of the market that will upgrade itself to Google Play after you run it (as long as you are connected to WiFi).
At this point, your device is rooted successfully. Anything else you do is really just gravy. I suggest doing the NT Hidden Settings to allow sideloading and I also suggesting doing the hack to stop updates so that you get to keep all your hard (not really) rooting working in tact if and when B&N rolls out 1.4.3 of the Nook's firmware. Here are the additional steps that I took, again, this is all thanks to jichauan89's simple instructions and the feedback given in his thread. Also note, when I did have issues, I kept reading the thread rather than jumping the gun and posting my own questions. All the answers were already there...
I installed NT Hidden Settings from the market.
I immediately used the hack to allow 3rd party apps. There was some confusion and error here. I ran it a few times and it didn't appear to do anything, but then I pressed the n button once and a super user screen appeared asking me to give NT Hidden Settings rights, which I allowed. I tried the 3rd party hack a few more times to no avail. I rebooted the device and tried and tried and it wasn't working and the check mark on the previous screen for allowing Uknown Sources simply seemed to uncheck itself. I was watching the new episode of South Park on TV and at one point I reran the hack for about the 300th time it felt, a message came up that the app had been given SU rights, and I moved my attention to South Park for several minutes. When my eyes came back to the Nook, I checked the Unknown sources setting again, and it was checked, all by itslef. Lesson, I believe that the 3rd party app hack takes a few minutes to actually do anything after it is granted SU rights but doesn't give any notification that it is successful (or I missed it while grandma was trying to make Butters eat a urinal cake). I believe the app checks the Unknown Sources box itself as a part of its script and all the other times I had run the hack, I was just being impatient. After several reboots, the check now stays.
I then ran the NT Hidden Settings hack to keep updates from being installed. I was notified almost immediately that the installation was successful.
I then installed Go Launcher and HomeCatcher. I got Homecatcher from an XDA forum post and not from the Android Market. After running HomeCatcher, I clicked the n button and selected home and I was prompted to choose between a little andorid guy and the stock nook launcher. I made sure that put a check in the box to make this decision default (which i kind of wish i didn't, but it should be easily undone) and then selected the Andorid icon. Now whenever I select home, it goes to the Go Launcher app, awesome.
I also immediately installed File Expert and Titanium Backup and everything seems to work perfectly.
I then installed the Amazon App Market from Amazon.com in the Nook's stock browser. Every app from their seems to fail and says "SD card required" or some such thing. I am assuming that if I put the SD card back in everthing would work fine, but I'm not sure why this is an issue. Shouldn't it be able to use the Nook Tablet's internal memory? I'll keep testing.
The only thing I'm thinking about now is that I want to find the fastest way to switch back and forth between the stock B&N launcher and Go Launcher. I like B&N's ecosystem, even though it is limited, but I enjoy the advantages I get from walking in the store and getting to read books and even though the user interface of their digital store is one of the dumbest things I have ever seen, I find myself wanting to us it because I support Barnes & Noble a lot and wish them the best. I do, however, wish they would listen to all of us who are *****ing about their Market's limitations and ridiculous pricing and either treat the device more like a tablet like the name implies. But I'm preaching to the choir, right?
Try installing adw launcher, it should break the default status of go launcher, I'm not positive if there is a way to disable it other than that.
Sent from my Nook Tablet using XDA
You can actually go into the application settings and clear the cache and clear the defaults for HomeCatcher and then do a force stop. Run it again in the app drawer and the next time you click the n button it will ask wich launcher to run again. I made sure I didn't select the default action checkbox this time. Now everytime i hit n, it asks which launcher I want to use. I like it! Quick access to my wonderful root stuff and just as quick access to to an (essentially) stock Nook environment.
I have read it and did not find anything about pre-requisites. So am I totally safe doing this from a stock 8gb 1.4.2 nook tablet with no prior mods installed?
I understand the risks involved of course.
Piercing Heavens said:
I have read it and did not find anything about pre-requisites. So am I totally safe doing this from a stock 8gb 1.4.2 nook tablet with no prior mods installed?
I understand the risks involved of course.
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If you're just looking to root, then yes, use the method linked in this thread.
The "N" button
I rooted mine and everything worked fine.
I installed Button Savior and use that when I wanna be in Android tablet mode for going to the home screen and I just leave the Barnes & Noble 'n' as it is so when I press it I can go straight to the B&N look. It's pretty easy.
But this thread has been a great help to me.
Thanks
I followed a very similar procedure and everything worked great the first time, thanks to this board!
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I wanted to throw a thanks out to you as well.
I read your post as well as jichuan's post before I even tried anything.
The only issue I have had is the "unknown sources" not staying checked.
Like you, I tried and tried to get it to stick, finally looked away for a bit, and poof! Magically it's checked. Maybe patience is indeed a virtue! However, I can not for the life of me get HomeCatcher to install. I am rooted obviously as I was able to download NT Hidden Settings from the Play store. Any ideas, or did I overlook something?
I had a lot of problems with unknown sources but it just happened all by itself
1.4.3
Doesn't seem to be working with 1.4.3. I installed NT Hidden settings and some apps from the play store but they are nowhere to be seen.
THANK YOU!!!!!
Thank you!!! I did this to my NOOK Table and it's working fine!! Thanks!! :laugh:
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I'm hoping someone can help me.
I rooted my NT last week (using these tips and tricks) and installed a bunch of stuff on it. And just today I installed the BEATS AUDIO on it and it asked me to reset the device... upon resetting it, it started up like a stock NT and I had to re-register it. Does that mean my device is no longer rooted?
I have an SD card on there and I did a backup using Titanium, but I'm not able to access the apps or get to NT Hidden Settings to download anything. When I navigate the web to the play store I'm able to see that it recognizes some of the apps as installed, but I cannot even download an apk or get anything to download through the play store even though it says a download will begin soon. Also, in the SEARCH option I do not get an option to choose where to search, it's just a general nook search.
I hope this is enough information. I want to try to re-root it but am afraid I might brick it.
PLEASE HELP!
Was your NT running 1.4.2? If so check to see if it's now on 1.4.3 in which case you had an OTA update which un-rooted your tablet.
digixmax said:
Was your NT running 1.4.2? If so check to see if it's now on 1.4.3 in which case you had an OTA update which un-rooted your tablet.
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still on 1.4.2.
I guess somehow it reset itself and I lost the root. I had to reroot it and use titanium to get most of my files back. So glad I had set up a backup right before I downloaded the app. I ended up deleting the beats installer and just installed Volume+.
I'm still not sure what went wrong.
hey guys I'm new to posting here but have found some very good information here over the years. My question today is I just purchased a nook tablet 8 gb for my child. The guy I bought it from says that it has been flashed over to liquidsmooth rom version 4.4. I'm not very familiar with liquid smooth or the nook tablet. I also am somewhat paranoid about using hardware that was rooted and flashed by someone that I don't know. My main questions are can this be flashed back to the original b&n rom? Does the current up to date factory rom for a nook tablet have access to google play services? I am under the impression nook devices have all been given access to google services since nook store is being phased out. Does the factory rom include decent parental control provisions? Or as an alternative, is there a better rom to use that include a good set of parental controls and also runs pretty smooth without a whole lot of fluff? It going to be used by a 9 yo to play disney game apps, hay day, and the occasional other child centered apps that she may be interested in.
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hey guys I'm new to posting here but have found some very good information here over the years. My question today is I just purchased a nook tablet 8 gb for my child. The guy I bought it from says that it has been flashed over to liquidsmooth rom version 4.4. I'm not very familiar with liquid smooth or the nook tablet. I also am somewhat paranoid about using hardware that was rooted and flashed by someone that I don't know. My main questions are can this be flashed back to the original b&n rom?
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See section "Info/Tools for Restoring to Stock" of http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2575489.
Does the current up to date factory rom for a nook tablet have access to google play services? I am under the impression nook devices have all been given access to google services since nook store is being phased out.
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The Nook Tablet ROM (up to the latest version 1.4.3) does not support Google Playstore.
Does the factory rom include decent parental control provisions?
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Not that I can recall.
Or as an alternative, is there a better rom to use that include a good set of parental controls and also runs pretty smooth without a whole lot of fluff? It going to be used by a 9 yo to play disney game apps, hay day, and the occasional other child centered apps that she may be interested in.
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I think you should be able to get a good degree of parental control with CyanogenMod CM10.2 or CM11 multi-user capabilities.
I think I was getting the nook tablet and nook HD confused when I made the purchase lol. I done some more reading and found out it's the nook HD and HD+ that have access to play store with stock ROM. I have used some of the older versions of CM on the HTC droid incredible I had several years ago, but haven't touched any custom Roms since. Had anyone used the liquidsmooth ROM on the nook tablet? If so, how did well did you like it?
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Nook NT touch "switch" no function after stock rom re-installation
after reloading b&n standard stock firmware the nook nt starts until the introducing video message comes up. I can not use the screen to "switch" further in the setup menu. just see the smiling girl. the volume switches ar working fine. i can listen to the beep ouf of the speaker while touching. the n and power switch are also active.
Who may give me some hints to awake this nook again
lothar out of germany
1dallas1 said:
after reloading b&n standard stock firmware the nook nt starts until the introducing video message comes up. I can not use the screen to "switch" further in the setup menu. just see the smiling girl. the volume switches ar working fine. i can listen to the beep ouf of the speaker while touching. the n and power switch are also active.
Who may give me some hints to awake this nook again
lothar out of germany
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Did you flash the 10-touch touch-screen FW while running custom ROM?
If so, you'll need to back to custom ROM and use the Touch FW Flasher app to revert it 2-touch (since stock ROM only works with 2-touch FW).
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Did you flash the 10-touch touch-screen FW while running custom ROM?
If so, you'll need to back to custom ROM and use the Touch FW Flasher app to revert it 2-touch (since stock ROM only works with 2-touch FW).
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Thanks a lot for the real fast answer. Please tell me where i can find the requested "Touch FW Flasher app to revert it 2-touch" and where I can find a how2 ?
Thanks again and hopefully i can get my Nook NT back to work.
Lothar
1dallas1 said:
Thanks a lot for the real fast answer. Please tell me where i can find the requested "Touch FW Flasher app to revert it 2-touch" and where I can find a how2 ?
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The "Touch FW Flasher" app is included in CM10.1/CM10.2 as well as CM11. See http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=51377882&postcount=163 for info/pointers on how-to flash CM10.x. If you rather not install CM internally on emmc, you can just burn onto SD a pre-made CM10.2 SD-card image from http://iamafanof.wordpress.com/2013...id-4-3-for-nook-tablet-imgsdc-boot-09aug2013/ and run CM10.x and its apps (including the Touch FW Flasher app) off SD.