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Remote classicnerd from moboot? & heap size s3e error?

Hey sorry if this has been posted, but I couldn't find it.
I installed CM9 nightly after installing classicnerd, but classicnerd is still listed on the moboot screen. is there a way to remove it from the launch screen?
Also, I get an error that says increase icf setting [s3e] when i run draw something. any way to fix that?

I don't know about the draw something error. It plays fine on my touchpad.
For the moboot you need to delete the uImage.classicnerd file in the /boot/ directory. Any root explorer should do it, just mount with r/w permission. You can also do it in webOS with internalz pro, with master mode on. Sometimes when I flash a rom with a different name I get boot failures with multiple entries. In that case you have to boot into webOS to fix it. That's probably the only reason I have booted webOS since the A0.5 dropped.
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Thanks for the reply! Will try it out when I get a chance.
Yeah the draw something error only happens when I try to create more games via facebook. I wonder if I have too many games at once or what, but it only recently started doing it.

[Q] Editing Moboot

I've read up on a couple of threads regarding altering Moboot but not hit on any definitive solution. I was running CM9 but decided to try a couple of the alternatives however, Moboot has remembered each version meaning I am left with Moboot menu with three versions of ICS on it and a version of TWRP which doesn't work!
How do I sort it guys?
Thanks in advance

at Rootzwiki theres a sticky called
"20767-how-tobugs-known-issues-and-workarounds-with-all-cm9-builds"
I don't have enough posts to link you.

Thanks for that, I'll check it out.

You have too many "uimages" in /boot that's probably why your twrp dosent work.
You can delete the u.image files you don't want from /boot with a file explorer, like deleting uimage.cyanogenmod will remove cyanogenmod from the moboot menu etc.
Or you could go to http://classictomatoe.net/classicnerd.net/Goodies/ and download the "Moboot uImage and TGA cleaner" I believe it cleans out the moboot entries for you, not sure if it will leave the cyanognmod behind though....

[Q] Change Boot Order?

On boot/reboot, my TouchPad defaults to WebOS, and I have to catch it within 5 seconds to get to Android.
How can I change this default?

You can adjust the time out and the default boot quite easily.
First boot into webos and use the file manager "internalz" turn on master mode in the app settimgs, this allows you to delete and modify files. Then go to the folder called "boot" there should be a file called "moboot.default" open it as text and change webos to Cyanogenmod, or whatever you want as default. It must be spelt the same as it appears in the moboot menu. To change the time out edit the "moboot.timeout" change the 5 to however may seconds you want, I use 15.

Alternatively, install the Cyboot app from PreWare which allows you to make the changes.

Thanks to both of you. Went with Cyboot as it was a quick fix.

Can anyone tell me whats inside moboot.default? mine is empty
EDIT: Nevermind, just put CyanogemMod or webOS inside the moboot.default

I recommand Cyboot toooooooo

Or you can do it within WebOS using a root-level explorer, like RootExplorer, or if you're adventurous, using Terminal.

Help me revert Moboot after installing ClassicNerd v4.04.4

I decided to give the new ClassicNerd ROM a try the other night, and while I didn't enjoy the ROM that much, I decided to revert back to one of my backups.
Unfortunately, Moboot still has ClassicNerd's skin and it looks utterly disgusting and I would like to change it back to the plain old black Moboot screen.
Any ideas on how I would accomplish this?
Thank you.
Edit: I was able to install this Moboot Theme successfully and everything seems to be working. The problem I have now is that "Classicnerd" still shows up in Moboot's options. The problem is that when you select it, it goes through the boot animation but doesn't do anything, because I assume there's nothing for it to boot to.
Any idea how to remove that option from showing up in Moboot?
Edit2: Alright. I've figured out how to remove the Classicnerd option from showing up in Moboot. There were a few files inside of ../boot/. One of which was "uImage.Classicnerd" and the other was something like "moboot.classicnerd". Anyway, I deleted those two files and Moboot no longer shows the Classicnerd option in its boot menu.
HOWEVER..I now have another problem: CyanogenMod is no longer #1 on the list, so Moboot defaults to WebOS. Is there any way to change that? I shall do more research and update if I find anything.
Edit3: Figured out how to set the default boot option in Moboot.
"Open the Terminal Emulator and type:
su
mount -o remount,rw /boot"
Then I went into /boot and opened "moboot.default" in ES Note Editor and I replaced "WebOS" with "CyanogenMod". Make sure you put an enter at the end, because for whatever reason it wouldn't save it without the enter at the end.
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First of all glad your using my theme
If you want to remove the classicnerd option from the menu then do :
Open terminal and type : rm /boot/uImage.ClassicNerd
Or if you have root browser go to /boot/ mount as R/W and delete the uimage.ClassicNerd

I appreciate the help.
One last question I have yet to figure out: How do I actually change the ORDER in which the items on Moboot show up? I've figured out how to change which one is default, but how do I change the actual ORDER of how they show up on Moboot?
Thanks for the reply.

jowyboy said:
I appreciate the help.
One last question I have yet to figure out: How do I actually change the ORDER in which the items on Moboot show up? I've figured out how to change which one is default, but how do I change the actual ORDER of how they show up on Moboot?
Thanks for the reply.
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I'm not sure this is possible as there's no file (that i know of) that has order preferences for Moboot... Although i didn't really figure out how Moboot does that yet

jowyboy said:
I decided to give the new ClassicNerd ROM a try the other night, and while I didn't enjoy the ROM that much, I decided to revert back to one of my backups.
Unfortunately, Moboot still has ClassicNerd's skin and it looks utterly disgusting and I would like to change it back to the plain old black Moboot screen.
Any ideas on how I would accomplish this?
Thank you.
Edit: I was able to install this Moboot Theme successfully and everything seems to be working. The problem I have now is that "Classicnerd" still shows up in Moboot's options. The problem is that when you select it, it goes through the boot animation but doesn't do anything, because I assume there's nothing for it to boot to.
Any idea how to remove that option from showing up in Moboot?
Edit2: Alright. I've figured out how to remove the Classicnerd option from showing up in Moboot. There were a few files inside of ../boot/. One of which was "uImage.Classicnerd" and the other was something like "moboot.classicnerd". Anyway, I deleted those two files and Moboot no longer shows the Classicnerd option in its boot menu.
HOWEVER..I now have another problem: CyanogenMod is no longer #1 on the list, so Moboot defaults to WebOS. Is there any way to change that? I shall do more research and update if I find anything.
Edit3: Figured out how to set the default boot option in Moboot.
"Open the Terminal Emulator and type:
su
mount -o remount,rw /boot"
Then I went into /boot and opened "moboot.default" in ES Note Editor and I replaced "WebOS" with "CyanogenMod". Make sure you put an enter at the end, because for whatever reason it wouldn't save it without the enter at the end.
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I like your post.
Just sayin.
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TedSamaha said:
I'm not sure this is possible as there's no file (that i know of) that has order preferences for Moboot... Although i didn't really figure out how Moboot does that yet
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Meh. It's not a big deal; it would just be nice to order it however I please. My CyanogenMod Nightly installation is now set as default, so meh.
gregory15 said:
I like your post.
Just sayin.
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Thanks, dude!

Ok, now the problem that I've been having is that for some reason neither root explorer nor ES explorer are letting me mount as R/W, when I try to check the Root option on ES Explorer it automatically says that it was denied superuser, I even changed superuser settings to automatically accept...
what to do here?

bassrebel said:
Ok, now the problem that I've been having is that for some reason neither root explorer nor ES explorer are letting me mount as R/W, when I try to check the Root option on ES Explorer it automatically says that it was denied superuser, I even changed superuser settings to automatically accept...
what to do here?
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You tried updating binaries?
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if by updating binaries u mean updating SU then I tried but it didn't let me because it says I need root... WTF? I tried checking under options -> developers options and put it to root abd+apps and still nothing is happening... :/

Open the SuperUser app itself, and check your settings there. Something might be changed.
Me, I use the Prompt option, and every once in a while I have to remove an app from the accepted list and let it load itself up and prompt me again. Maybe that'll help you (I hope).

THANK YOU!
jowyboy said:
I decided to give the new ClassicNerd ROM a try the other night, and while I didn't enjoy the ROM that much, I decided to revert back to one of my backups...
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Wow. Dude. Where do I start?! Thank you!!! This has plagued my kids tablet for months. Finally, this evening, I thought I would try and do something about it. This boot loader has been causing this tablet to force close after boot for months if it was left to boot up on the 'default' Classic Nerd ROM option (after I flashed another ROM).
Finally fixed.

moboot default boot setting?

I have a touch pad that runs cm9 more or less without issue. However I used to rum a kernel known as bricked and it boots to that build automatically, even though it isn't there anymore. How can I set moboot to automatically run cm9 stock without having to hold the buttons, reset the tab and manually select it?

richard head said:
I have a touch pad that runs cm9 more or less without issue. However I used to rum a kernel known as bricked and it boots to that build automatically, even though it isn't there anymore. How can I set moboot to automatically run cm9 stock without having to hold the buttons, reset the tab and manually select it?
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In webos, in pre ware, download cyboot. You can set the order of booting, and you can even set the time to first boot using this.

richard head said:
I have a touch pad that runs cm9 more or less without issue. However I used to rum a kernel known as bricked and it boots to that build automatically, even though it isn't there anymore. How can I set moboot to automatically run cm9 stock without having to hold the buttons, reset the tab and manually select it?
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like above, install Cyboot from preware in Webos.
You can set all the defaults for moboot including time out and which os to boot by default
i tried it without issues.

Or, if you're comfortable, you can edit the moboot.default file in the /boot folder.
Using a file explorer with root privileges, make sure you are in r/w mode, long press on the file and select edit/open in text editor. Change the name to your current rom, guessing it's CyanogenMod (caps matter), double check that name though, you want it to be the same as it appears on your moboot menu.
Save the changes and you're done
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you also should delete the uImage.* for the the old Bricked rom that you dont have installed anymore. it will be in the /boot directory.

chicle_11 said:
In webos, in pre ware, download cyboot. You can set the order of booting, and you can even set the time to first boot using this.
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Where is this? I am having a tough time with this instruction. Are you referring to the Preware Homebrew Documentation app?

apicia said:
Where is this? I am having a tough time with this instruction. Are you referring to the Preware Homebrew Documentation app?
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You have to install preware if you haven't already done so using webos quick install. ,after installing preware you will see it as an app that allows you to install lots of custom apps and tweaks..

https://www.box.com/s/4fe8d60f353300d91e2a
webos quick install