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[Q] Honeycomb Root, GApps, Market, etc

Alright, so I'm 100% brand new to the Nook. Infact, I don't even have it yet, but I'm buying it tomorrow (3/3)
If I'm going to use honeycomb on it, do I just simply pop in the SD card and it's ready to go?
Do I need to root it before hand or is it already rooted?
How do I get GApps and Market running?
I honestly looked around a bit but I'm terribly confused. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT: Also, I can't even seem to get the IMG burned onto my microSD. Win32 Disk Imager keeps spitting back that the SD card doesn't have enough space, but it's an 8GB card with nothing on it, so it has plenty.

1) No, you don't have to root first - just pop in the uSD card and you are good to go.
2) To install Market and GApps you will have to install ADB on your primary machine first (which can be a PITA). There is all sorts of help around to do that. I downloaded a script (search for HoneyGapps.v2 here) that did the install for me in one step.
3) From what I understand the image is too large for Win32 Disk Imager. I used WinImage and it worked fine.
BTW - I am loving HC - I've adopted it completely. My major problem is that many apps are not showing up in the Market, even though they were installed and ran fine on my rooted 2.1 system. I think it is because the Market does not recognize the device name under HC 0.4.

How do I use WinImage to do that?
Sorry, but that program just confuses me, lol

First you use winImage and click disk then restore image. Make sure you have all files selted when looking for the file to restore. Are you going to install it to internal or on a USB card ?

Trying from SD card first unless it's too slow. If I want to install on internal, how do I backup my original Nook data?
Also, I figured out WinImage, I'm burning it now. I used another program, but that didn't do anything when I powered on the Nook. I shouldn't have to do -anything- before booting from the SD, right? The Nook is brand new, I popped in the SD card and it didn't work. We'll see what happens after WinImage burns it though

The SD version is kinda slow and if you look there is a Honeycomb EEMC V4 install that has the google apps and other goodies Installed. It has all you need already put in it. In the post you will find all the links and info needed to install. You just mount your nook like normal to your computer and copie the files from internal memory.
here is the Link use the version 2 dated 2-21
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=947071

shadowswittness said:
The SD version is kinda slow and if you look there is a Honeycomb EEMC V4 install that has the google apps and other goodies Installed. It has all you need already put in it. In the post you will find all the links and info needed to install. You just mount your nook like normal to your computer and copie the files from internal memory.
here is the Link use the version 2 dated 2-21
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=947071
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Haha, I had just started reading that a second ago actually. It lists a lot of problems. Are those problems present in the SD card version as well? Also, is Froyo more stable?

I have been running version 2 for a lil while and it runs smooth. I haven't had any real issues from it. I put it on my wife's nook also. It runs smooth and every app I have installed runs with no issues.

OK, I'm gonna try the script for GApps in a second. Where can I find the drivers for the Nook? I already have ADB installed, I've rooted 3 phones before this, so I got ADB usage down...
EDIT: Also, where can I find info on partitioning the SD card so I can still use it?

Honeycomb is built for tablets and sems more fluid. All are really development builds. We will all be waiting on the devs and google for the actual honeycomb

Which are you going to do the Sd or Internal ? If you load the version 2 internal it already has the Google apps included.

I haven't found a way to backup my original Nook data before installing it on internal. SD card works just fine, as long as I can find a way to partition it so I can still use it as an SD card. Either way, I still need the ADB drivers and the one thread I found so far has a broken link. Boo!

If you install it to internal you can then reformat the sd card and use it as normal.

OK, but then how do I back up the current internal memory and I still need a link to the ADB drivers in case I want to run off SD.

Use my USB mass storage utility (see dev). Make .tar files of internal data and system content.
To restore extract content back onto data and system.
Of course, if you get adb working, make dd images of partitions.. more conventionnal backup than above..
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App

Alternatively, can't I just have someone send me their files?

Bump? Anyone?
EDIT: Also, how do I get ADB working if I do the internal HC?

gmap516 said:
Bump? Anyone?
EDIT: Also, how do I get ADB working if I do the internal HC?
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All your questions in this thread can be answered by doing a little work searching around... you shouldn't expect a personal tutor...
If you put a little of your own effort, you will learn much more than following someone's instructions.

Thanks man, that was helpful. I definitely didn't use the search tool before.

gmap516 said:
Thanks man, that was helpful. I definitely didn't use the search tool before.
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See? You're learning already then.

[Q] Recognizes drive letters, but can't copy files

so i got CM7 working with gapps and market. no problem there. however, now when i plug in via usb i can't open up the available storage on the SD. my computer sees the drive fine and assigns a letter, but says to insert a disk when i double click to open it up. the space was made available on the 8gb card using easeus.
on the bright side, the computer does recognize the ADB interface just fine which is great because it seems to be a PIA for many people.
last note, if i take out the CM7 bootable card i just have the stock nook color, not rooted. when booted up that way the computer recognizes the nook without any issue.
so what's going on here and how can i access storage while using CM7??
thanks in advance.

Don't have an answer for you but more info would be helpful to figure it out...from the mention of easeus I can figure out you are on winblows...which version? which version of CM? so on and so forth...the more info the better.

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Don't have an answer for you but more info would be helpful to figure it out...from the mention of easeus I can figure out you are on winblows...which version? which version of CM? so on and so forth...the more info the better.
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sorry, little new to all this.
i am using CM7 nightly build 39, yes i'm on windows (XP), used easeus 7.1.1 home edition to repartition which shows ~6 gig unused on the sd.
what other specifics do you need? as i said, i can copy files to the nook's storage, but not the SD card. i used this post here to get CM7 on the SD. no overclocking kernel. the only additional things other than CM7 itself is g-apps and market which i used the instructions from the same thread. that's literally all i've done, without the SD card in the nook boots to complete stock because i haven't even rooted it.
when i tried nookie froyo 0.6.8 before i also had the same issue.
is it a usb driver issue perhaps??
thanks alot.

I am not 100% sure on this, as I also am new. I have only installed to eMMC. I wonder if you need to get and use NookColorUMS. lets you mount any partition on the device.
Maybe one of te devs who ave set up te SD card versions can chime in?
Try the search function as well...really useful for tracking this stuff down.

ClockworkMod Recovery Help

I have updated my NC to 1.2 and am running CM7.0.3 from an SD card.
I keep seeing CWM mentioned and have some idea of it from reading a thread here on another board.
Questions -
Is there a similar thread on XDA, a search pulls up a lot of threads to go through but I couldn't find a similar explanatory thread.
Most threads I have read refer to using with NC running 1.1 or earlier, can current CWM be used on 1.2 and where to find and make sure you are using latest CWM
Is it best to load CWM in the NC memory or does using it from an SD card give more flexibility, once a good working copy of autonooter is ready I would like to use this and quit with the loading from SD card, so it seems going the NC memory route is probably best but I haven't a clue if that is right.

If you want CWM on the eMMC (internal storage), all you have to do is go to the ROM Manager app in CM7.0.3, and the first option, Flash ClockworkMod Recovery, will install it on your NC, replacing the stock recovery.
The main reason to run it from a SD card instead would be if you wanted to leave the stock recovery (which restores the NC to factory settings after 8 failed boots) intact.
It doesn't sound like you really need CWM for anything you're planning on doing, though, and you're probably going to get better performance from CM7, on SD or eMMC, than a rooted stock OS, anyway.

GTT1 said:
I have updated my NC to 1.2 and am running CM7.0.3 from an SD card.
I keep seeing CWM mentioned and have some idea of it from reading a thread here on another board.
Questions -
Is there a similar thread on XDA, a search pulls up a lot of threads to go through but I couldn't find a similar explanatory thread.
Most threads I have read refer to using with NC running 1.1 or earlier, can current CWM be used on 1.2 and where to find and make sure you are using latest CWM
Is it best to load CWM in the NC memory or does using it from an SD card give more flexibility, once a good working copy of autonooter is ready I would like to use this and quit with the loading from SD card, so it seems going the NC memory route is probably best but I haven't a clue if that is right.
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I just posted a link to the XDA Clockwork Page on the Wiki, located in the general discussion sub forum.

Taosaur said:
If you want CWM on the eMMC (internal storage), all you have to do is go to the ROM Manager app in CM7.0.3, and the first option, Flash ClockworkMod Recovery, will install it on your NC, replacing the stock recovery.
The main reason to run it from a SD card instead would be if you wanted to leave the stock recovery (which restores the NC to factory settings after 8 failed boots) intact.
It doesn't sound like you really need CWM for anything you're planning on doing, though, and you're probably going to get better performance from CM7, on SD or eMMC, than a rooted stock OS, anyway.
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You are probably right and I should just put it on an SD.
I like CM7 and would prefer it to be on EMMC eventually with a dual boot option to NC1.2 if that is possible. Getting it their is a little daunting. Will autonooter accomplish this when they get the bugs worked out or does that just root the NC.
When CM7 is on EMMC and you are not rooted doesn't that just mean you get wiped out on the next NC update, I would like to avoid that and would also like to be able to flash CM7 stable updates as available.
In the meantime I find 7.0.3 more stable and less forced closes so far for me. My Transcend 8gb class 6 seems quick enough (just as smooth as my laptop but not as fast as EMMC) The only problem I have found so far is I cannot get it overclocked both kernels I have tried 0404 and 0424 give an error on the first line.

Putting $10-25 into a class 2/4 Sandisk would probably get you about as much stability as moving to eMMC. From the SD thread:
swoozle said:
Just a minor addition with a Transcend card. I'd seen many posts that swore by a Transcend Cl 6 8G card through Newegg. I ordered, received, benchmarked and loaded CM7 Nightly 37.
To cut to the chase, the Transcend sucked big hairy monkey balls. Similar small block write speeds as the other crappy cards. And the CM7 performance was predictably bad. Crappy UI response and FCs.
__Test_________Sandisk Cl2 8G___Patriot CL10 8G____Kingston Cl4 4Gig___Transcend Cl6 8G
Sequential Read___10.871 MB/s____20.036 MB/s___________18.700 MB/s___________19.930 MB/s
Sequential Write___6.659 MB/s____13.660 MB/s____________4.277 MB/s___________19.325 MB/s
Rndm Rd 4KB(QD32)__3.077 MB/s_____3.444 MB/s____________2.088 MB/s___________2.968 MB/s
Rndm Wrt 4KB(QD32)_1.791 MB/s_____0.038 MB/s____________0.016 MB/s___________0.029 MB/s
I'm sure any of these would work fine as data cards. But for running off of SD, it makes a huge difference.
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Get CM7 running smooth, and you might change your mind altogether about rooting stock
ETA: I missed your concern about updates. Rooting definitely does not remove the concern about updates--if you make any changes to eMMC, you're going to want to stay off WiFi with stock OS until there's a CWM-compatible ROM of the new stock OS available. You can receive stable updates of CM7 on SD as they become available, you'll just have to manually boot into recovery to finish the installation. There's a setting in Settings>CyanogenMod.

Actually I have a 4gb class 2 Sandisk. I see no difference when I use it. I put CM7.0.3 on to test that build before flashing and updating my CM7.0.1 on my Transcend.

[Q] Newbie Nook Color owner needs guidance :-)

Hi all,
After reading all the great stuff about the NC recently, CM7, Phiremod and the honeycomb releases Ive convinced a mate of mine in California who's visting the UK to bring me one over to tinker with..
Now.. After doing some research Im overwhelmed with info and thought Id ask for "up to date" pointers..
1. Is there a straightforward guide to rooting and installing the NC, as I live in the UK Im not fussed about the original NC rom. I've seen Cyanogenmods wiki entry http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barnes_&_Noble_Nook_Color:_Full_Update_Guide is this the best approach?
2. Which rom is best? Plain CM7, Phiremod or Honeycomb as posted by deeper blue?
3. Any other pointers?
Sorry for such basic questions, im just overloaded and not 100% sure which is the best process to take.
thanks all in advance
Angelo

Take a look in the stickies, there are comprehensive guides to root....just make sure you're using the correct version. If your mate is buying a brand new one for you, you'll most likely need the version for rooting with partitions. I have used all 3 of the roms you mentioned and my personal preference is CM. Phiremod is just a heavily themed version of CM and the honeycomb build is ok, but it lacks some features and is still a bit buggy because the source code has not been released for honeycomb
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If you decide on CM7 (which I personally recommend), I would look for "How to Install CynaogenMod 7 on the Nook Color" (can't post links) on YouTube. I personally found it very useful. If something seems off, make sure you look at the description and read some user comments. With the way this guy explains it it's practically idiot proof and it's unlikely you'll mess anything up.

thanks
Thanks Guys,
I've been doing more reading and yeah looks straightforward..
Considering Im not interested in the core B&N OS, I was thinking of installing CM7 to the internal memory and then perhaps installing Honeycomb (deeperblue version) on a memory stick to "play with".
From what I can tell the HC port is nice as a toy but not robust enough considering HC hasnt been released to AOSP.
Makes sense?

If you are looking to 'play with' honeycomb on a MicroSD install, check out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1045018
You get Honeycomb and Phiremod in a dual-boot image tailored for a MicroSD install.
Read through the thread and see if it's to your taste.

For the most usable ROM, go with CM7. Just follow this guide in this post. Very simple.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1030227
The only issue is if you have a "blue dot" with the newer partition. Just read the RED text at the beginning of that post.
After you get this running, you can read up a little more and create a SD card w/ Honeycomb or Phiremod to play around with. But CM7 is the most stable out there (well, I guess Phiremod is good to, because it is a customized CM7).
Good Luck.

Use CM7, it's the best for now.
HC is beauty but still a lot of work to be done.

jasoraso said:
For the most usable ROM, go with CM7. Just follow this guide in this post. Very simple.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1030227
The only issue is if you have a "blue dot" with the newer partition. Just read the RED text at the beginning of that post.
After you get this running, you can read up a little more and create a SD card w/ Honeycomb or Phiremod to play around with. But CM7 is the most stable out there (well, I guess Phiremod is good to, because it is a customized CM7).
Good Luck.
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+1 for this guide!

"The only issue is if you have a "blue dot" with the newer partition. Just read the RED text at the beginning of that post."
For some reason I thought that statement was obsoleted, am I wrong?
It was valid if you have v1.2 NC and flashing with CwM Recovery prior to v3.2.xx.
But since the instructions do indicate using v3.2.0.1 CwM, then why care about blue-dot or not since it has been taken care off unless v3.2.x.x not properly does the job.

Maybe because you have a choice in partition schemes?

You really will want to repartition the new nook. 1 gb is a very small partition for your programs. 5gb works much better and the change is fairly painless.
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IFLATLINEI said:
Maybe because you have a choice in partition schemes?
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That's a reasonable reason but again, it shouldn't be highlighted in RED, ORANGE at best
In fact, since it's a choice of good, it should be in GREEN.

thanks guys
Thanks guys, Im in awe with all the feedback and comments this thread is getting..
yes, Ive received the NC today and its charging Also doing loads and loads of reading
My nook does have a bluedot so my partitions are 5gb Data/1Gb Media.
I'll probably leave it like so, considering CWM supports this now its ok, and put most of my media on an external 16gb microsd card..
If Im right I can still install apps into the 5gb partition right?
Also , if I understand it correctly I can actually install CM7 onto a microSD and simply boot from this right ,without rooting/installing CWM... ?
Angelo

asantaga said:
If Im right I can still install apps into the 5gb partition right?
Also , if I understand it correctly I can actually install CM7 onto a microSD and simply boot from this right ,without rooting/installing CWM... ?
Angelo
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You can still install apps into the /data partition but pls note: if your NC isn't rooted, you can only install apps that offered by B&N. You do not have full access of Android Market.
About CM7, yes, you can run CM7 off uSD and not touching the eMMC (aka internal memory) at all. Be considered getting a Sandisk (class 2 or class 4)

B-i-g thanks
All,
BIG Thanks to everyone,
I've successfully (actually flawlessly), repartitioned my nook to the old standard and installed CM7 into the internal memory..
All flawlessly. Also ordered a sandisk 16gb memory card from amazon.co.uk, so that will hold most of the media..
I was considering making the main partition >1Gb (1.9Gb) but decided to leave it as it is for now.. It was so easy yo tweak I thought Id try it vanilla and then grow if I need to..
Awesome-ness

ok wheres my 5gb?
ok got one question now..
/media is supposed to have 5gb available..
CM7 doesnt appear to allow me to use it as a SD card.. but ive found it mounted as /mnt/emmc
How does one use it ??? I tried downloading pdfs and I was told that an SD card was required for this... :-( when i get home I was going to try mounting it via usb to a computer but is that the only way?

There are 2 things you need to know
1. If you're running CM7, you MUST have a uSD. "MUST" does seem to be a strong word but for some reason, that I still try to figure out, an external uSD is required. W/o it, you can still using it but there's some apps won't run if no uSD plugged. It means the NC works 99.9% w/o uSD. I guess I should take the "MUST" back, ehhh
2. If you're running the recently nightly-build CM7, the USB storage utitlity should already be implemented within the ROM. All you need to do is
1. Connect NC and PC via USB cable
2. by this time, the usb indicator should be appeared on the NC, tab on it
3. Tab on Connect USB to transfer .......
4. Turn USB Mass Storage on
5. by this time, PC should recognize the /media on the NOOK
6. do what you want to do

votinh said:
There are 2 things you need to know
1. If you're running CM7, you MUST have a uSD. "MUST" does seem to be a strong word but for some reason, that I still try to figure out, an external uSD is required. W/o it, you can still using it but there's some apps won't run if no uSD plugged. It means the NC works 99.9% w/o uSD. I guess I should take the "MUST" back, ehhh
2. If you're running the recently nightly-build CM7, the USB storage utitlity should already be implemented within the ROM. All you need to do is
1. Connect NC and PC via USB cable
2. by this time, the usb indicator should be appeared on the NC, tab on it
3. Tab on Connect USB to transfer .......
4. Turn USB Mass Storage on
5. by this time, PC should recognize the /media on the NOOK
6. do what you want to do
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Wicked, yeah didnt see the little icon down below
thanks

Hey Angelo, I just wanted to share my experience.
I love gadgets, and tinkering with gadgets. I am an IT manager/minor programmer/webmaster, etc. etc... so no surprise that I feel right at home here BUT, I also love to read and I think that the Nook app for Android is bunk (e.g. "poor") compared to the stock NC experience.
I decided pretty early on that I wanted to keep the NC stock (partially due to warranty) and have a dual boot option for CM7. I had initially installed CM7 on my NC, replacing the stock rom all together. I ended up putting the stock ROM back on.
Here is a post from another thread where I outline that experience...and the guides that I use.
I talk about partitions in that post, since you have a new NC, don't even bother yourself with that...just note the guides there that will get you where you want to go, either way....

asantaga said:
ok got one question now..
/media is supposed to have 5gb available..
CM7 doesnt appear to allow me to use it as a SD card.. but ive found it mounted as /mnt/emmc
How does one use it ??? I tried downloading pdfs and I was told that an SD card was required for this... :-( when i get home I was going to try mounting it via usb to a computer but is that the only way?
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Many (older) apps in on Android are designed to ONLY look for storage called "sdcard". So your 5gb of internal (emmc) called "Media" will not be able to be utilized by those Apps.
Apps that are better programmed and designed can access the memory called "Media".

[Q] Rebooting issue (Nook HD+, CM10 build from 1/19 from verygreen)

Hey all,
I got a Nook HD+ a few days ago and started doing some of the things listed here on the forums. One of the issues that myself and others have in the Android Development forum (which, because I am a new user, I cannot post to) is that the ROM will randomly reboot. The file /proc/last_kmsg was requested, so I'm posting it here in the hopes that it helps track down the issue (attached).
The best I can tell from that is that it seems to be freaking out about an I/O error and then losing track of the filesystem.
The SD card I'm using is the SanDisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 card.
Let me know if I need to add any other information.

GameSageZB said:
Hey all,
I got a Nook HD+ a few days ago and started doing some of the things listed here on the forums. One of the issues that myself and others have in the Android Development forum (which, because I am a new user, I cannot post to) is that the ROM will randomly reboot. The file /proc/last_kmsg was requested, so I'm posting it here in the hopes that it helps track down the issue (attached).
The best I can tell from that is that it seems to be freaking out about an I/O error and then losing track of the filesystem.
The SD card I'm using is the SanDisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 card.
Let me know if I need to add any other information.
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That is good info. I will pass on to that thread.
Sent with XDA Premium from my Nook HD+ running CM10 on SD

GameSageZB said:
The SD card I'm using is the SanDisk Ultra 32GB Class 10 card.
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Thanks for the report.
Unfortunately this is kind of a known problem, which is Sandisk class 10 cards (U1 really I think?) do not work stably, I have one myself that's like this. (actually they are hit and miss, works great for some, does not work for others including myself).
Class4 is what bullet proof.
I get these io errors on my U1 sandisk card even in stock, seems to be something hw-related.

GameSageZB said:
The file /proc/last_kmsg was requested, so I'm posting it here in the hopes that it helps track down the issue (attached).
The best I can tell from that is that it seems to be freaking out about an I/O error and then losing track of the filesystem.
Let me know if I need to add any other information.
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Apparently I got the same issue. However mine occurs usually after device wake up. It reboots to stock.
Got 64gb Sandisk class 10 ultra, cm10 build 20130108.
Checked kmsg file did not find any io errors..

verygreen said:
Thanks for the report.
Unfortunately this is kind of a known problem, which is Sandisk class 10 cards (U1 really I think?) do not work stably, I have one myself that's like this. (actually they are hit and miss, works great for some, does not work for others including myself).
Class4 is what bullet proof.
I get these io errors on my U1 sandisk card even in stock, seems to be something hw-related.
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Hello verygreen, I have a sandisk micro-sd same as yours (IIRC) and what I did was to replace it with another. The newer sandisk u1 that I got doesn't throw any I/O errors but still occassionally reboots with all your kernels except than with the 12/31 one (even though I haven't checked it as extensively as the others).
So what's with that? Do you think the instability isssues we're encountering are at least partly due to the kernel?

Stevethegreat said:
Hello verygreen, I have a sandisk micro-sd same as yours (IIRC) and what I did was to replace it with another. The newer sandisk u1 that I got doesn't throw any I/O errors but still occassionally reboots with all your kernels except than with the 12/31 one (even though I haven't checked it as extensively as the others).
So what's with that? Do you think the instability isssues we're encountering are at least partly due to the kernel?
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What SD card image do you use with that? Is it version 4 or 3? I want to give it a try as well

greenya said:
What SD card image do you use with that? Is it version 4 or 3? I want to give it a try as well
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Ver 4

verygreen said:
Thanks for the report.
Unfortunately this is kind of a known problem, which is Sandisk class 10 cards (U1 really I think?) do not work stably, I have one myself that's like this. (actually they are hit and miss, works great for some, does not work for others including myself).
Class4 is what bullet proof.
I get these io errors on my U1 sandisk card even in stock, seems to be something hw-related.
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Thanks for responding. I'll look into getting a different SD card. I mainly got this one because it was on sale at Best-Buy and with the ~30 minutes of research (I really, really wanted to do some toying with my Nook that night), seemed to be the best one.
I'll also take a look at the "working SD card" thread and respond if I have any extra info.

Hi, I might have found a reason why HD+ reboots when using CM10.
The reason is WiFi (or its driver),
when WiFi goes to sleep it sometimes cannot reactivate the driver, well Android tries to load this driver, but fails for some reason and this results in kernel panic.
So workaroud for it is to disable WiFi sleep in Wifi advanced settings (make it always on or something), and turn off manually if needed.
However after the tablet wakes up there is a chance it still fails to load a driver and fail miserably when you try to activate WiFi manually.
But until wifi is off, it will not reboot.
I am using:
-0108 build of CM10
-sd boot image ver 3
-SanDisk 64gb class-10 (UHS1)
This has nothing to do with sd card though, cause people with Class 4 getting reboots as well.
I think removing Wifi driver from CM10 kernel and re-building it from the stable source should fix this problem. Sorry don't have kmsg logs, will attach later.
p.s cannot post to dev, so posting here.
Thanks!

SD Card Install Setup
I'm trying to get CM10 on my Nook HD+. I downloaded and installed the img file (#3) fine and put in in the Nook and CWM came up and followed the instruction for the install. 16 gig Sandisk class 4. It created the 4 partitions. I then poped out the card and put it in my Windows machine. The boot partition came up with 100+ meg and couldn't see the other partition unless I used the Partition software. In the notes it says to copy the cm*.zip into the SD10CARD partition..I CAN'T SEE IT IN WINDOWS? I tried to install Andriod tool kit (adb) with no luck.. Says it can't find the Android devices.... Would this work any better with Apple or Ubunto. Ideas?

Rpimcguirk said:
I'm trying to get CM10 on my Nook HD+. I downloaded and installed the img file (#3) fine and put in in the Nook and CWM came up and followed the instruction for the install. 16 gig Sandisk class 4. It created the 4 partitions. I then poped out the card and put it in my Windows machine. The boot partition came up with 100+ meg and couldn't see the other partition unless I used the Partition software. In the notes it says to copy the cm*.zip into the SD10CARD partition..I CAN'T SEE IT IN WINDOWS? I tried to install Andriod tool kit (adb) with no luck.. Says it can't find the Android devices.... Would this work any better with Apple or Ubunto. Ideas?
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Yup, a Windows limitation. You can use mini-tools partition app for windows to see them, or better yet, Ubuntu, which will identify all partitions and allow you to transfer zips to the CM10SDCARD partition.
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greenya said:
Hi, I might have found a reason why HD+ reboots when using CM10.
The reason is WiFi (or its driver),
when WiFi goes to sleep it sometimes cannot reactivate the driver, well Android tries to load this driver, but fails for some reason and this results in kernel panic.
So workaroud for it is to disable WiFi sleep in Wifi advanced settings (make it always on or something), and turn off manually if needed.
However after the tablet wakes up there is a chance it still fails to load a driver and fail miserably when you try to activate WiFi manually.
But until wifi is off, it will not reboot.
I am using:
-0108 build of CM10
-sd boot image ver 3
-SanDisk 64gb class-10 (UHS1)
This has nothing to do with sd card though, cause people with Class 4 getting reboots as well.
I think removing Wifi driver from CM10 kernel and re-building it from the stable source should fix this problem. Sorry don't have kmsg logs, will attach later.
p.s cannot post to dev, so posting here.
Thanks!
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Hope you're onto something. I will copy this to dev thread

RustedRoot said:
Yup, a Windows limitation. You can use mini-tools partition app for windows to see them, or better yet, Ubuntu, which will identify all partitions and allow you to transfer zips to the CM10SDCARD partition.
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Hope you're onto something. I will copy this to dev thread
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I actually just registered to make this same observation. I'll keep tracking on my own nook, but wanted to add my experience as well. Nook HD+' sandisk ultra 16gb uhs1. Used cwm early 3 and 12/31/12 build. Takes three or four reboots to get back in after crash.
Thanks!
Replied to wrong post... was supposed to be the post about the WiFi... sorry for confusion...

Rpimcguirk said:
I'm trying to get CM10 on my Nook HD+. I downloaded and installed the img file (#3) fine and put in in the Nook and CWM came up and followed the instruction for the install. 16 gig Sandisk class 4. It created the 4 partitions. I then poped out the card and put it in my Windows machine. The boot partition came up with 100+ meg and couldn't see the other partition unless I used the Partition software. In the notes it says to copy the cm*.zip into the SD10CARD partition..I CAN'T SEE IT IN WINDOWS? I tried to install Andriod tool kit (adb) with no luck.. Says it can't find the Android devices.... Would this work any better with Apple or Ubunto. Ideas?
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No no no. For copying CM10 zip to SD you must do it over adb and your nook connected to PC (win, mac, linux). I seen that many guides here lacks this info and this confuse users. Basically you do it this way:
Make SD card for CWM
Boot up you nook to cwm
On cwm mount SD card
Attach with usb cable nook to pc
Copy CM10 zip to sd (look to command example). You can copy additional zips on this step too (GAPPS or other needed stuff) After copy you can remove cable
Reboot command on CWM
You Boot to fresh CWM