I recently purchased an Nook HD+ and I wanted to install the Google Play store and enable 3rd party app installs. I followed the thread here on the forums. I booted from the SD card no problem. I installed the GAPPS + Extras v2, and the Location services Zips. I removed the sd card and rebooted. Everything loaded fine, but I missed the prompt for enabling location services so I was going to reboot and reflash it. After the Nook shut down, it would not power on again. Any ideas what would cause this? Did I do something wrong or miss a step? Any input would be appreciated. I tried holding the power button for 30 seconds, and holding power and nook button while plugged in, and nothing helped. Got a new Nook and I wand the play store, but not another brick. Thanks!!
It is not bricked. Remove the SD and it will boot to stock fine. Some devices are finicky when trying to power on with a bootable SD plugged in. Just keep trying, sometimes just waiting a while and it will boot to SD too.
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I have removed the sd card. I even made a new one with another sd card and it won't boot with or without the card in it
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toaks said:
I have removed the sd card. I even made a new one with another sd card and it won't boot with or without the card in it
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Without the SD in, hold the power button for many seconds. Then let go and touch power for only a second or two and release. And the battery is charged, right?
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That didn't work. Yes it is charged. I have also left it plugged in for hours and tried all the previously mentioned ideas both with and without the power cord being plugged in.
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toaks said:
That didn't work. Yes it is charged. I have also left it plugged in for hours and tried all the previously mentioned ideas both with and without the power cord being plugged in.
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Well, you did not brick it. These are really hard to brick. It may be defective and need a warranty exchange.
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Ok thank you for all the suggestions and your work getting the gapps working and making them easy to install. Gonna give it one more shot. One other question. Once the gapps are installed, is it safe to remove any of the apps I don't want or is it best to just leave them all there? Thanks for the input, it is greatly appreciated.
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toaks said:
Ok thank you for all the suggestions and your work getting the gapps working and making them easy to install. Gonna give it one more shot. One other question. Once the gapps are installed, is it safe to remove any of the apps I don't want or is it best to just leave them all there? Thanks for the input, it is greatly appreciated.
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You can remove any extra apps you want, but it is best to keep some sort of launcher if you don't want zeam so you can still get to play store. The gapps themselves are on system and best to leave them there.
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Ok thanks. One last thing. In my case do I need to block updates from barnes and noble, or is that only important if I am rooted(Which I don;t plan on doing)? Thanks again for all the knowledge.
toaks said:
Ok thanks. One last thing. In my case do I need to block updates from barnes and noble, or is that only important if I am rooted(Which I don;t plan on doing)? Thanks again for all the knowledge.
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If you don't block updates, you will lose Play Store when it updates itself. And you may not be able to put Play Store back if they modify the ROM somehow to prevent it. Your installed apps will stay though.
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ok I got the google apps flashed and the hosts block flashed. I am trying to install the you tube app, but it is saying I need Google play services. When I click the play store link, it says this version is not compatible with my tablet? Any ideas?
toaks said:
ok I got the google apps flashed and the hosts block flashed. I am trying to install the you tube app, but it is saying I need Google play services. When I click the play store link, it says this version is not compatible with my tablet? Any ideas?
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Flash the location services zip and activate it when you reboot and then install Google maps. That may help.
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Just got my Nook today, and am interested in rooting it. I'm looking for the best method to do so.
I have rooted my HTC Inspire using Bubby's one click method, so I'm not completely unfamiliar with the process, but want to make sure of the preferred method for the Nook before I started.
Any and all insight would be appreciated.
This is what I did: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barnes_&_Noble_Nook_Color:_Full_Update_Guide
It was easier than hide-and-go-seek against helen keller.
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This is what I and many, many others have used. As far as I am concerned this is the best guide for installing cm7 on the nook color.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1030227
SCrid2000 said:
This is what I did: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barnes_&_Noble_Nook_Color:_Full_Update_Guide
It was easier than hide-and-go-seek against helen keller.
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OK, great thank you. I know have CM7 running on my Nook. What version of Google apps do I need to get the Market installed?
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OK, great thank you. I know have CM7 running on my Nook. What version of Google apps do I need to get the Market installed?
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I just use the version room manager has.
There's a post for the new market here in the nook forums, but I can send you the apk if you can't find it.
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That would be appreciated, things I'm wanting to do:
- Market (I've got various items I paid for, that I would like to try).
- Fix ROM Manager, when trying to download, I get "Must upgrade...", then a force close. I'm assuming this is because I don't have the paid version installed, which I can download from Market (since I purchased it)
- Install Amazon Kindle (for the irony factor).
Any insight would be great, since I'm obviously new at this (I've owned my Nook for about 15 hours)
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- Fix ROM Manager, when trying to download, I get "Must upgrade...", then a force close. I'm assuming this is because I don't have the paid version installed, which I can download from Market (since I purchased it)
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I used the method described in Cyanogen's wiki and had the same issue. I ended up having to install through recovery instead of ROM Manager.
So is rom manager not working for you?
I'm sure there's about a million download links for this, but il make our ready for you
Google apps zip, to be flashed from cwm: http://db.tt/gF1hrau
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OK, I am now officially pissing myself. I am now able to get into Clockwork Recovery, I've wiped Factory/Cache/Dalvik, applied CM, and after a system reboot, it just goes back into recovery.
Help!
I am not having any luck whatsoever, and am afraid I bricked my device.
I've attempted to do a CM install (http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barnes_&_Noble_Nook_Color:_Full_Update_Guide), but after putting the image on, and rebooting, it goes to black, but never comes back up.
Not sure what to try at this point.
OK, something new, I was able to return back to 1.0.1, but when I get to step 5 of setup, it indicates there is a problem, and to call B&N. It reports that the serial number, model number, and Mac address ing as "MISSING", and it is at version 1.0.1.
I do have a blue dot on the box.
Hello all!
New Nook Color owner here. Love the little thing but I'm not sure what to do next!
Ideally I'd like to root it, get the CM7 nightlies on it, and have a generally stable system. There's lots of resources and tutorials on it, but where do I start? What tweaks should I apply? What's the best nightly build so far (one with deep sleep working)? should I install on the emmc or on a class 2 sandisk?
Help would definitely be appreciated.
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Hello all!
New Nook Color owner here. Love the little thing but I'm not sure what to do next!
Ideally I'd like to root it, get the CM7 nightlies on it, and have a generally stable system. There's lots of resources and tutorials on it, but where do I start? What tweaks should I apply? What's the best nightly build so far (one with deep sleep working)? should I install on the emmc or on a class 2 sandisk?
Help would definitely be appreciated.
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Starting with the SD card install of CM7 will let you try it without any risks, so try that first. Sandisc Class 2 is fast enough for it, although be aware there will be little lags here and there, particularly in the market.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1000957
The biggest problem for some people is writing the image to the card.. If it doesn't boot into CM7, it didn't burn right, period.
I suggest you put both the CM7 nightly and the Google Apps on the SD card for the initial install and it'll install both at the same time. When you get booted and you're setting up your Google Account hit the menu button and you'll be able to connect to wifi, then continue through setup normally.
yup having the right tools is the beginning:
SD cards probably 2 or 3, 4 gb sandisk cards Class-2 or 4
If you plan to move your stock B N to a bootable sandisk card, get an 8 GB one as well.
Then either 16 or 32 gb.
All of these of course sandisk.
You'll need a reader either small one directly for those disks or use a SD adapter.
Thanks for the responses guys. Long-term, would installing to the eMMCbenefit me more than on the SD, speedwise?
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I think that if you have very little use for the stock software, which would be basically for the special ebooks that have some interactive aspects. i.e. the little elephant.
Then you might as well emmc the alternative rom.
Now, if you use the nook as a ereader a lot and have a lot of books already and some of them interactive, you have the option of dual boot, boot of the sdcard (either the alt rom, or moving the stock over to the SD card).
It really depends.
I haven't bought any books outside of the ones that came with the nook color and so, I just backed up my stock rom and nandroided it. Eventually, I came to a night where I wanted to let my kids check out elephant story, so I ended up reflashing the stock, pushing the stock over to an SD card, so if I ever need to boot up that book for them, I can do it.
Otherwise I use cm7 for everything I need.
FWIW, full instructions on installing to emmc are here. Don't bother installing Dalingrin's OC kernel though separately, as it is already included with the recent CM7 nightlies.
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Thanks for the responses guys. Long-term, would installing to the eMMCbenefit me more than on the SD, speedwise?
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I have run it from both the eMMC and uSD. I really don't notice a difference.
I run from uSD using verygreen's "size agnostic..." guide now because I really like my stock B&N experience too so I put the stock ROM back on the eMMC. This way I can return it no problems if it needs warranty work...
Btw, putting CM7 on it is not rooting it, you are completely replacing the ROM on it. Rooting means leaving the stock ROM on it, and modifying it to allow for additional apps and marketplaces.
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I hope this is the right place to ask my question.
Can the Nook 3G be dual booted?
bobgee said:
I hope this is the right place to ask my question.
Can the Nook 3G be dual booted?
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The Nook 3g? The original black and white one?
dual boot for the nc ftw
cdaters said:
I have run it from both the eMMC and uSD. I really don't notice a difference.
I run from uSD using verygreen's "size agnostic..." guide now because I really like my stock B&N experience too so I put the stock ROM back on the eMMC. This way I can return it no problems if it needs warranty work...
Btw, putting CM7 on it is not rooting it, you are completely replacing the ROM on it. Rooting means leaving the stock ROM on it, and modifying it to allow for additional apps and marketplaces.
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Wrong. CM7 is pre-rooted. Rooting means gaining SU (administrator) privileges. This is used to give you more control and functionality on ANY rom or phone.
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Wish I stayed with 4.2.2
This was allegedly a STABLE version as those are the only ones Im pdating to per my CM update settings.
I do not use nightlies.
Unfortunately I lost connection to GOOGLE PLAY STORE on both of my Nook hd+ tablets...same night I ran the update to 4.3 from 4.2
Im getting the constant *No connection..Retry* error.
Watched many *fix-it* videos on YouTube.....none of the tricks worked.
cleared, data, cache, force stopped, rebooted, unistalled, reinstalled......nothing.
unistalled again 4.4.21 and even istalled the latest 4.4.22 Gogle play store......still the same error.
very frustrated since this was allegedly a STABLE version.
Now I cannot access the Play Store with both of our tablets.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated !
Did you remember to upgrade your gapps when you moved to cm 10.2? It requires 20130813.
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Did you remember to upgrade your gapps when you moved to cm 10.2? It requires 20130813.
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That did the trick.....
I remember the need for new gaps when 4.3 came out a while ago.
I thought it needed to be done only then by those that wanted to upgrade early.
I (wrongly) presumed that the new gapps would be included with new 'stable' versions CM ROMs.
(Especially since no warning or instructions for new gapps popped up during 4.3 installation).
Now I know that gapps is something that always needs to be installed separately.
Thank you for your reply leapinlar !!
Where can I download 20130813? When I go to goo.im I get "The file you requested was not found"
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Where can I download 20130813? When I go to goo.im I get "The file you requested was not found"
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That is not the whole name. It is gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip.
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That is not the whole name. It is gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip.
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Yes, and none of the links work
File appears to be down for now. Try searching the web for alternate locations using the full name.
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leapinlar said:
File appears to be down for now. Try searching the web for alternate locations using the full name.
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I got mine from here:
http :// www . androidfilehost. com/? fid=23060877490000124
(please put the link together. I a mnot able to post since I have only a few posts)
Installing new gapps solved the problem. Thank you again, leapinlar !
PS:
I am either getting too old or blind or cognitively challenged, but this forum has
the most difficult (I am trying to be nice here IMAGE VERIFICATION system I have ever encountered.
WatchFan1 said:
I got mine from here:
http :// www . androidfilehost. com/? fid=23060877490000124
(please put the link together. I a mnot able to post since I have only a few posts)
Installing new gapps solved the problem. Thank you again, leapinlar !
PS:
I am either getting too old or blind or cognitively challenged, but this forum has
the most difficult (I am trying to be nice here IMAGE VERIFICATION system I have ever encountered.
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There is no need to look for newer version of Gapps. Just follow the guide below
techkhoji.com/android/no-connection-retry-google-play-store
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There is no need to look for newer version of Gapps. Just follow the guide below
techkhoji.com/android/no-connection-retry-google-play-store
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The guide you linked attempts to look for solutions to the issue, which may not solve the issue.
The best/only way is to update gapps if you upgrade your Android version.
You can download all gapps from here: http://goo.im/gapps (they are current changing servers which host the files, so you may run into problems if you try right now; later on should be perfect).
All the best.
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Did you remember to upgrade your gapps when you moved to cm 10.2? It requires 20130813.
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I have the same issue and I did update the gapps after I updated to the cm10.2. But I still can't access the store. I have internet, but nothing Google. I've flashed gapps twice after realizing I had no play access. Any ideas?
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I have the same issue and I did update the gapps after I updated to the cm10.2. But I still can't access the store. I have internet, but nothing Google. I've flashed gapps twice after realizing I had no play access. Any ideas?
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Have you tried clearing the cache for the store? Do you use any custom resolutions or DPI settings?
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Have you tried clearing the cache for the store? Do you use any custom resolutions or DPI settings?
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all i did was do an upgrade. then loaded the appropriate gapps.zip. idk how to delete the cache from the store itself. also whenever i try to use anything google related, it basically cause the gapps process to force close.
Go to settings apps all you will find all the Google apps listed there. If that doesn't work do a factory reset and try again,
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I had all the same issues, but when i rent to a rest i still didn't have any Google services. I tried a new cw11 nightly and now i can't get past the nook boot screen. Hiw do i get back to a functional nook hd+?
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I had all the same issues, but when i rent to a rest i still didn't have any Google services. I tried a new cw11 nightly and now i can't get past the nook boot screen. Hiw do i get back to a functional nook hd+?
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To get back to a functional HD/HD+, go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and make a bootable CWM SD. Use that to flash a plain stock zip from item 6 followed by a factory reset with CWM. That should take you back to stock and you should be able to start over.
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To get back to a functional HD/HD+, go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and make a bootable CWM SD. Use that to flash a plain stock zip from item 6 followed by a factory reset with CWM. That should take you back to stock and you should be able to start over. =QUOTE]
If I Create a CWM SD will it boot up? I'm not even getting past the nook screen of the bootscreen. I can't get to a recovery menu to even load a mod.
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silinthar said:
leapinlar said:
To get back to a functional HD/HD+, go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and make a bootable CWM SD. Use that to flash a plain stock zip from item 6 followed by a factory reset with CWM. That should take you back to stock and you should be able to start over. =QUOTE]
If I Create a CWM SD will it boot up? I'm not even getting past the nook screen of the bootscreen. I can't get to a recovery menu to even load a mod.
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It should, but others have reported problems getting a CWM SD to boot after installing CM11 and CWM 6045+ to internal memory.
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silinthar said:
It should, but others have reported problems getting a CWM SD to boot after installing CM11 and CWM 6045+ to internal memory.
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I'll give it a try.
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leapinlar said:
I'll give it a try.
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Nope, didn't work. My NookHD+ doesn't gets passed the Nook boot screen. Is there something I'm missing that can at least get me passed the Nook boot screen or is it just toast?
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Anyone applied this? If so does it kill root, and if it does can root be re-established easily?
nook not booting after software uodate on 19 Dec 13
Efros said:
Anyone applied this? If so does it kill root, and if it does can root be re-established easily?
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My nook shows green led when plugged in but doest start on power in press, tried home and power together for 20 secondscouple of times but no luck. I had applied the zip to allow outside apmarket apps but not rooted.please help -I haven't blocked auto updates and i think the new version caused the issue.
Is it possible to revert to original stock now!?
johnpsing said:
My nook shows green led when plugged in but doest start on power in press, tried home and power together for 20 secondscouple of times but no luck. I had applied the zip to allow outside apmarket apps but not rooted.please help -I haven't blocked auto updates and i think the new version caused the issue.
Is it possible to revert to original stock now!?
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Home and power for 20 seconds is too longtime. Even if it tried to turn on, if would power back off before 20 seconds. Try for 8 seconds, then release power followed by n.
If you make a bootable CWM SD per my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature, you should be able to flash one of my plain stock zips in item 6 there. If you flash the rooted version, it should not successfully update to 2.2.
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In reply to my own question. I forced the nook to upgrade to 2.2.0, downloaded the upgrade file stuck it on the internal SDcard and the nook did the rest. Once the upgrade was done root was borked. Rebooted with CWM and flashed with NookHD-HDplus-Universal-Root-rev2-(02.02.13).zip, rebooted and found that root was restored all seems to be working fine at the moment, certainly adaway successfully asked for root permissions and got them to download and update its files. I'll update if I find anything strange going on.
nook hardware reset
Efros said:
In reply to my own question. I forced the nook to upgrade to 2.2.0, downloaded the upgrade file stuck it on the internal SDcard and the nook did the rest. Once the upgrade was done root was borked. Rebooted with CWM and flashed with NookHD-HDplus-Universal-Root-rev2-(02.02.13).zip, rebooted and found that root was restored all seems to be working fine at the moment, certainly adaway successfully asked for root permissions and got them to download and update its files. I'll update if I find anything strange going on.
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Is it possible to use power, home and vol up together to boot from the internal recovery ? I saw a YouTube video but it us not mentioned in nook support. When you updated did the nook boot after restart? Did it show anything on screen? Apologues if i am asking silly questions
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I tested this and if you have universal root rev3, the update fails. If you have universal root rev2 or earlier it will break root. But you can get it back by flashing universal root rev3 again.
The enable unknown sources zip still works.
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Is it possible to use power, home and vol up together to boot from the internal recovery ? I saw a YouTube video but it us not mentioned in nook support. When you updated did the nook boot after restart? Did it show anything on screen? Apologues if i am asking silly questions
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To get to internal recovery, from powered off press power and n together for about 8 seconds, then release power and then release n. Don't hold power too long or it will turn itself back off. It will boot to whatever recovery you have installed. Stock recovery looks different and will only ask if you want to clear data. You can do nothing else with it. If you have CWM or TWRP recovery installed to internal memory it will boot to them.
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Is there any real reason to go to the trouble to install this update if you have rev 3? I didn't see anything in the official description that seemed compelling.
Nuor60 said:
Is there any real reason to go to the trouble to install this update if you have rev 3? I didn't see anything in the official description that seemed compelling.
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The only reason I did it was that I wasn't aware of rev 3 and didn't want the HD+ to be updating itself on its own whim which, looking at the B&N forums, it seems to be doing, with some mixed results. If I had had rev 3 I wouldn't have bothered. I was hopeful that the crosswords and hulu+ apps had been made uninstallable but they reappear after a reboot. The 'upgrade' seems to be more about B&N offering services than any improvement to the user experience, at least from what I've seen.
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The only reason I did it was that I wasn't aware of rev 3 and didn't want the HD+ to be updating itself on its own whim which, looking at the B&N forums, it seems to be doing, with some mixed results. If I had had rev 3 I wouldn't have bothered. I was hopeful that the crosswords and hulu+ apps had been made uninstallable but they reappear after a reboot. The 'upgrade' seems to be more about B&N offering services than any improvement to the user experience, at least from what I've seen.
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I read that in the Changelog and thought something HAD to have been changed, tweaked, or improved other than just that crap. Really disappointing...
On the bright side, the KitKat Rom runs pretty nice and doesn't seem to have any broken functionality.
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felacio said:
I read that in the Changelog and thought something HAD to have been changed, tweaked, or improved other than just that crap. Really disappointing...
On the bright side, the KitKat Rom runs pretty nice and doesn't seem to have any broken functionality.
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Tried to flash to SD card with rom but it doesn't boot. Is it a low battery issue .. is there any way to see if battery is charged or not?
As mentioned whenever I plug in it shows green led, please help
johnpsing said:
Tried to flash to SD card with rom but it doesn't boot. Is it a low battery issue .. is there any way to see if battery is charged or not?
As mentioned whenever I plug in it shows green led, please help
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I'm not quite following you. 'Tried to flash to SD card with rom', what does that mean?
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leapinlar said:
I tested this and if you have universal root rev3, the update fails. If you have universal root rev2 or earlier it will break root. But you can get it back by flashing universal root rev3 again.
The enable unknown sources zip still works.
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To get to internal recovery, from powered off press power and n together for about 8 seconds, then release power and then release n. Don't hold power too long or it will turn itself back off. It will boot to whatever recovery you have installed. Stock recovery looks different and will only ask if you want to clear data. You can do nothing else with it. If you have CWM or TWRP recovery installed to internal memory it will boot to them.
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dude i'm so glad rev3 works. good to have root again. good to not have ads again. thank you
I want to upgrade to 11 releases but not able to do it. initially it was due to the CWM. now i have the latest cwm installed.
I followed http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2602796
but everytime after installing all the thre zips( recovery,Cm11,pa gapps ) when i reboot it is simply stuck at cyanoboot universal bootloader logo.only option i have is put the micro sd in and reboot and restore the back up again.
Can anyone help me on this. i dis the install after factory reset so it's clean.
one thing i do noticed is the CM11 got installed within 2-3 seconds. is this supposed to be so quick.
I already tried the full process twice but no luck. :crying:
It is not supposed to be that fast. You probably have a bad download. Start over.
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It Worked. Finally.
leapinlar said:
It is not supposed to be that fast. You probably have a bad download. Start over.
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I was finally able to make it work. i redownloaded and instead of putting in in internal memory kept it in sd card only and installed from there. this time the installation worked.
Kitkat is much smoother in nook.
Loving it.
Thanks.