My rooted NC took the update to 1.3 and I re-rooted it using Manual Nooter. Market would not work, so I rolled back to a previous version and it works ok, just an old version. I installed Titanium Backup on my HTC EVO 4G without any problems, but on my NC the program fails to find any apps to backup. The app count is zero. I have read things elsewhere about allowing non market apps and debugging. I cannot find the non market app selection and debugging is checked.
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Root No apps to backup in Titanium Backup??
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Go into your settings, then applications. You'll see a checkbox at the top that reads, "Unknown Sources." Check that.
But I'm not sure if that's your problem. That is just so that Titanium can restore your apps. Click on the thing in Titanium that says "Click here to edit filters" and make sure you don't have some sort of filter applied.
With Manual Nooter I don't have the "settings" / "unknown sources" option. I don't know if it was left out of the ROM, but I think that is what is causing my problems.
I dont really need TB, but I have become spoiled by it's functonality with my phone and thought it'd be nice to have on my NC.
Well, canI can be on the stock ROM and still be rooted? I rooted using Manual Nooter 4.6.16a and have NC 1.3
colchiro
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By stock rom, we mean some version of B&N software (ie. not a custom rom like CM7).
Sound like you should check this out: http://androidforums.com/nookcolor-all-things-root/406340-rooted-1-2-1-3-update.html#post3164772
There's a procedure you need to do to reroot with MN to fix things.
Sound like you should check this out: http://androidforums.com/nookcolor-all-things-root/406340-rooted-1-2-1-3-update.html#post3164772
There's a procedure you need to do to reroot with MN to fix things.
I realized I was using the stock ROM, but I am finishing up installing CM7 and hopefully that will resolve most of my bugs. I uninstalled/deleted nookcolor tools and was able to get TB to find stuff to backup up. Once I had that and CWM backup I decided to try CM7 and see what happens. I was experiencing wierd things like inability to allow non market apps to run, and ADB wireless visibility among a few.
And, very nice tutorial and explanation on CM7 using ROM Manager you wrote.
And how long should the "n" with the "color" in color be on the screen? Ive waited about 5 minutes
Per your thread on installing CM7, I format system and cache only. I powered it off and it started again with the same thing for about 5 minutes. How long would be too long?
colchiro
Extreme Android User
You're the second person to make that mistake.
You can try formatting data in recovery and see if it'll boot, o/w you'll need to format data and reflash your rom and gApps.
It shouldn't take more than 6 or 7 minutes.What you need to know before installing:
CM7 is different from Phiremod in that you need to install two or 3 files from recovery vs just one for Phiremod. You will need to install:
- The rom, (stable builds or release candidates are recommended for most users). New versions come out every two weeks or so.
- Google apps. This includes Market, YouTube, etc.
- an optional custom kernel (like Dalingin's overclock kernels) if you choose to go that route. Note the kernel has to be compatible with the rom version.
This could be installed later. Note: whendownloading kernels, emmc kernels are for roms installed on the NC and sd kernels are for roms installed on the removable micro sdcard, which is not what this tutorial is about. The original post will tell you which versions is for which rom.
FORMATTING DATA: only format data if you want to delete all your apps. Google will still remember your purchased apps and will attempt to download the ones you've downloaded, assuming you have this turned on. See Settings... Privacy... "Back up my data" and "Automatic restore" should both be check for some time prior to installing if you want it to remember your apps and settings. Officially, formatting data is recommended for any rom install. Unofficially, I've had good results just updating my previous rom without formatting data. Your results may differ.
You can try formatting data in recovery and see if it'll boot, o/w you'll need to format data and reflash your rom and gApps.
Ahhh, the last sentence......I didnt read it thoroughly. When I try to format data, I get Error formatting / data
colchiro
Extreme Android User
Sounds like you don't have the latest recovery... 3.2.0.1.
Do you have a bootable CWR sdcard you can boot off of and format data?
Do you have a bootable CWR sdcard you can boot off of and format data?
no luck flashing the new recovery version and my sd card wont boot all the way...im kinda stuck now.
Since I tried installing CM7 already, I have lost the ability to fail boot 8X...maybe my next option is to try to flash an original ROM?
colchiro
Extreme Android User
I'm not sure what that means "flashing a new recovery version"? If you have recovery on your Nook, you'd have to flash it after it boots up.
If Recovery says 3.0.2.8, that's what you have. Where do you get the 3.2.0.1 from?
CM7 is installed on your NC, not the sdcard, right?
I thought I would load the newer recovery on my sd card to install on the nook. Yes I was flashing CM7 onto the nook
I wouldn't know how to do that.
You can create a bootable sdcard (like I mentioned before), boot off it, format your data. Then you can install CM7/gApps from either.
It's nice to have the bootable sdcard laying around for emergencies like this.
I am stcuk on the 'n" during booting. I am also dealing with no battery as I have drained it messing with it the last two days. ARGH!
The boot disk will load clockwork 3.0.2.8 and I can get into recovery. It hangs when I try to clean dalvik cachs...maybe I dont need to. It has been plugged in for the better of three days now with multiple cords and no matter what I do I get stuck on the "n" during the booting. I keep getting the messege that the battery is too low and to wait 15 minutes. I turn it off to let it charge and it automatically turns back on. I think that while its on it wont charge so the battery is not getting a good charge. I have tried my HTC Evo cord as I have reead that it works also. I have also read that the original NC cord is a proprietary cord and mine is fraying at the end so it might not be working as it should.
When I can get into CWM I get an error tring to format data.
Ok so now while I am typing this the nook just tried to boot up on its own. It said "read forever" and now stuck on the "n". I guess maybe the cord isnt trashed, was just waiting for enopugh charge to start up and this is on the EVO cord. I just want to have enough battery to get back to stock so I can monitor the battery charging to decide what to do next.
In CWM what should be mounted and what should not?
Should I be using a different version of CWM?
I have tried 8 failed boots, flashing out of the box ROM, removing CWM....what else is left to try??
colchiro
Extreme Android User
Hand on Dalvik, known issue with 3.0.2.8, fixed with later versions. I think it clears it then hangs.
You need to replace your stock cord since it charges @ 2 amps, vs 1 amp for other cords so it's charging, but taking a lot longer. You can check with B&N but I think it's mail-order only.
You're not reading my advice.
I suggested making a 3.2.0.1 bootable sdcard so you can format data. I think that's the only way you can do this. You get an error formatting data, which means you need the newer CWR. http://androidforums.com/nookcolor-...ion-3-2-0-1-recovery-sd-card.html#post2632221
You need to replace your stock cord since it charges @ 2 amps, vs 1 amp for other cords so it's charging, but taking a lot longer. You can check with B&N but I think it's mail-order only.
You're not reading my advice.
I suggested making a 3.2.0.1 bootable sdcard so you can format data. I think that's the only way you can do this. You get an error formatting data, which means you need the newer CWR. http://androidforums.com/nookcolor-...ion-3-2-0-1-recovery-sd-card.html#post2632221
Hand on Dalvik, known issue with 3.0.2.8, fixed with later versions. I think it clears it then hangs.
You need to replace your stock cord since it charges @ 2 amps, vs 1 amp for other cords so it's charging, but taking a lot longer. You can check with B&N but I think it's mail-order only.
You're not reading my advice.
I suggested making a 3.2.0.1 bootable sdcard so you can format data. I think that's the only way you can do this. You get an error formatting data, which means you need the newer CWR. http://androidforums.com/nookcolor-...ion-3-2-0-1-recovery-sd-card.html#post2632221
Yes Sir. Your advice is wise and I am a foolish one. I did experience the clear and then hang. I went to B&N store and bought a new cord and viola! I was able to fail boot 8 times to get stock ROM back and go onward from there. It was all the darn cord's fault!
your advice has been well received and is most appreciated. At least I can get a starting point that I am familiar with once again. I know I can use manual booter but I think I will try some of the other ROMs now. Again, thanks a million.
Fail boot 8 times is a lot of work.
How many times did it take you to get it right?
Many times, but keep in mind that was with the bad cord........Once I got the new cord it was just once.
I was able to have a good install of CM7 from sd card and explored with it for about an hour without any issues...I really liked it. However, I thought I would try to also root with manual nooter, so I did. Manual nooter is now on the nook without issues. Can I still use CM7 from the SD card and if so, what are the steps to do that?
Do I make a bootable CWM 3.2.0.1 card, then format data, and install from sd card cm7 and gapps? And I will still have manual nooter when booting without the sd card?
And i have NC 1.2 with ota updates blocked. Any compatibility issues?