I was running cm10.2 nightlies. I tried to go to carbon and it was having some issues with boot looping. I tried to reinstall cwm recovery to emmc off of my sd card being I had changed to twrp. Now it wont boot from sd card and is still on twrp but wont let me install any zips. it gives me error with zip signature. Now it just boots to twrp everytime and wont go to anything even after I tried to restore to 10.2 nigtlies that I had backed up in twrp. How can i get this thing back to a clean slate and start over?
pitmanr2003 said:
I was running cm10.2 nightlies. I tried to go to carbon and it was having some issues with boot looping. I tried to reinstall cwm recovery to emmc off of my sd card being I had changed to twrp. Now it wont boot from sd card and is still on twrp but wont let me install any zips. it gives me error with zip signature. Now it just boots to twrp everytime and wont go to anything even after I tried to restore to 10.2 nigtlies that I had backed up in twrp. How can i get this thing back to a clean slate and start over?
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You can turn off signature verification in TWRP. Go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and try to flash one of my plain stock zips from item 6. That should restore everything. Be sure to factory reset with TWRP too before you reboot.
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I used your stock zips and fixed it. But I'm still having original problem which is reboots and sleep of death. I'm going to flash 10.1.3 stable and gapps no apps and run for a day and see if its a third party app. What do u suggest.
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How can I partition and go back to way it was when I for it just in case I have to send back for warranty
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pitmanr2003 said:
How can I partition and go back to way it was when I for it just in case I have to send back for warranty
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Just do what you did earlier, flash the stock zip. Also do a factory reset with your custom recovery.
And doing what you suggested earlier about not installing apps right away is a good idea. Many have said maps and having GPS checked can be a problem.
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OK did that still no good. I ran log cat and I can't tell why it died from it. How do I get rid of everything to send it back to stock. I may start from scratch. If I can get it to boot to sdcard. That don't work either now
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pitmanr2003 said:
OK did that still no good. I ran log cat and I can't tell why it died from it. How do I get rid of everything to send it back to stock. I may start from scratch. If I can get it to boot to sdcard. That don't work either now
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I just told you twice. Flash the plain stock zip and factory reset.
But if your CWM SD will not boot, you need to try one of the options below.
If you flashed the custom recovery, power on with the power button and n button. Release after about 7 seconds. Should boot to that custom recovery and you can flash the plain stock zip.
If you did not flash a custom recovery, just interrupt the boot 8 times in a row and it will completely reset.
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Sorry for confusion. But can u show me link to stock zip. I flashed chdisk zip and reset zip or something like that.
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pitmanr2003 said:
Sorry for confusion. But can u show me link to stock zip. I flashed chdisk zip and reset zip or something like that.
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It is in my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature. See item 6. I told you that in my first reply to you in this thread. I am the only one that has replied to you in this thread. It should not be that hard.
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OK I got it to completely reset but boot loops at nook. I'm guessing I know have to make a bootable SD cause I can't get to stock recovery. It resets to stock but like there isn't a ROM to go to
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OK I got it to completely reset but boot loops at nook. I'm guessing I know have to make a bootable SD cause I can't get to stock recovery. It resets to stock but like there isn't a ROM to go to
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Do that 8 times in a row and see what happens.
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It goes to nook screen and has a progress bar and then reboots to nook screen and loops again
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pitmanr2003 said:
It goes to nook screen and has a progress bar and then reboots to nook screen and loops again
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When you were messing with TWRP to get things back earlier, did you format /bootdata?
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I may have. I tried re partition
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pitmanr2003 said:
I may have. I tried re partition
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What do you mean you tried re partition? What did you do?
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In twrp you can partition plus I wiped internal data
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pitmanr2003 said:
In twrp you can partition plus I wiped internal data
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ok update. i can now with no sd card boot like normal into stock nook. i think im making progress. my sd card when inserted will show the cyanoboot, but doesnt go to cwm recovery just reboots
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In twrp you can partition plus I wiped internal data
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In TWRP you can only partition the SD, not internal memory. That is why your SD will not boot any more. Send me your serial number via Private Message and I will make a custom zip for you to flash. You also need to make a new bootable CWM SD since you repartitioned the old one.
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pitmanr2003 said:
In twrp you can partition plus I wiped internal data
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ok update. i can now with no sd card boot like normal into stock nook. i think im making progress. my sd card when inserted will show the cyanoboot, but doesnt go to cwm recovery just reboots
so i went to set nook up and it restarted and went into nook bootloop again. ughh
ok if i can get it to boot again so that I can get serial number.
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Installed "NookHDplus-CWM-6028-for-internal-memory-rev0-(05.24.13).zip" and I am able to to hold power and n buttons to get into CWM recovery, but if I let the nook HD+ boot up into stock rom, recovery reverts back to stock recovery. I have repeated this several times, flashed CWM recovery to emmc and after boot up it reverts back to stock recovery.
I guess my question is, it appears that the nook HD+ stock checks boot and restores stock recovery on bootup. Is this the case? And how can this be prevented? I have no problem booting CWM recovery from SD, but would rather have CWM recovery permanent in emmc.
I don't know why that is happening to you but I can tell you my HD+ does not do that. I have CWM installed and it does not reflash.
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robak1965 said:
Installed "NookHDplus-CWM-6028-for-internal-memory-rev0-(05.24.13).zip" and I am able to to hold power and n buttons to get into CWM recovery, but if I let the nook HD+ boot up into stock rom, recovery reverts back to stock recovery. I have repeated this several times, flashed CWM recovery to emmc and after boot up it reverts back to stock recovery.
I guess my question is, it appears that the nook HD+ stock checks boot and restores stock recovery on bootup. Is this the case? And how can this be prevented? I have no problem booting CWM from SD, but would rather have CWM permanent in emmc.
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Stock does have a mechanism built in where it can rebuild stock recovery if it thinks it is necessary. That is how it installs the new stock recovery after an update to the stock ROM.
I'm not sure I have tried my internal CWM when running stock on emmc. Why do you want CWM on internal if you are running stock? There is generally nothing to flash after the initial set of mods are done. And stock needs the stock recovery to be able to update itself if need be.
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leapinlar said:
Stock does have a mechanism built in where it can rebuild stock recovery if it thinks it is necessary. That is how it installs the new stock recovery after an update to the stock ROM.
I'm not sure I have tried my internal CWM when running stock on emmc. Why do you want CWM on internal if you are running stock? There is generally nothing to flash after the initial set of mods are done. And stock needs the stock recovery to be able to update itself if need be.
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I installed CWM on stock as I wanted an easy way to make backups. I figured I could always reinstall stock recovery if need be.
jpisini said:
I installed CWM on stock as I wanted an easy way to make backups. I figured I could always reinstall stock recovery if need be.
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That is not a bad idea, but I'm not sure stock will let you do that.
Have you added any of my zips to stock before you put CWM on internal memory? If you flash either extras or root to stock, it should remove the ability of stock to rebuild stock recovery. The file is in /system/etc/install-recovery.sh. I reuse that file for my purposes by symlinking a new version.
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jpisini said:
I installed CWM on stock as I wanted an easy way to make backups. I figured I could always reinstall stock recovery if need be.
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That;s exactly the same reason I am trying to put CWM recovery on stock. Just a convienience for backup/restore, but keeps reverting back to stock recovery after I bootup into stock nook. The only think I can add, is that this is a brand new HD+ with the latest software update.
leapinlar said:
That is not a bad idea, but I'm not sure stock will let you do that.
Have you added any of my zips to stock before you put CWM on internal memory? If you flash either extras or root to stock, it should remove the ability of stock to rebuild stock recovery. The file is in /system/etc/install-recovery.sh. I reuse that file for my purposes by symlinking a new version.
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I can verify that I have not flashed extras or root, and that makes perfect sense, that was my next step to see if if would stop it from rebuilding stock recovery. Thanks for the help, I appreciate the info.
I did flash both your extras and root. I have made backups I guess now I need to test them to see if they work. I am currently running rooted stock and boot able CM on an SD card. Both work really well.
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I did flash both your extras and root. I have made backups I guess now I need to test them to see if they work. I am currently running rooted stock and boot able CM on an SD card. Both work really well.
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I am curious, which recovery zip did you install to emmc?
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robak1965 said:
I am curious, which recovery zip did you install to emmc?
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I am 90% certain it was NookHDplus-bootable-CWM-6028-for-stock-4GB-rev4-(05.15.13).zip
jpisini said:
I am 90% certain it was NookHDplus-bootable-CWM-6028-for-stock-4GB-rev4-(05.15.13).zip
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That's an SD recovery not an emmc recovery zip. Anyway, just trying to find alternative or most recent emmc recovery to use.
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That's an SD recovery not an emmc recovery zip. Anyway, just trying to find alternative or most recent emmc recovery to use.
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OK I will see if I can find the one I used. I thought that was it.
robak1965 said:
That's an SD recovery not an emmc recovery zip. Anyway, just trying to find alternative or most recent emmc recovery to use.
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There are only two CWM emmc zips, my 6.0.2.8 and verygreen's 6.0.3.2. There are several TWRP emmc zips, the latest being 2.60
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leapinlar said:
There are only two CWM emmc zips, my 6.0.2.8 and verygreen's 6.0.3.2. There are several TWRP emmc zips, the latest being 2.60
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Yep, thats exactly what I found. Thanks for confirming.
What are the major differences between your build and verygreens if you don't mind me asking. I expect you have tailored the build for a specific need/s?
I am partial to CWM recovery, all my other devices are on it.
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robak1965 said:
Yep, thats exactly what I found. Thanks for confirming.
What are the major differences between your build and verygreens if you don't mind me asking. I expect you have tailored the build for a specific need/s?
I am partial to CWM recovery, all my other devices are on it.
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Besides mine being just slightly older than verygreen's, mine has been modified to protect any hybrid files that may be on internal memory. Verygreen's does not. That way if you choose to run hybrid on SD, it will not be effected by any CWM actions you take on emmc. That is more important to users that run stock on emmc and hybrid CM10.1 on SD.
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I have a Nook HD+ that suffers from the emmc bug, so I'm trying to load a rom into the sd card.
I tried burning several recovery images but only one booted properly(early 7) others went to emmc recovery directly(dunno why).
When I finally got into recovery I adbed ROM and Gaps into the tablet, then flashed them, upon reboot i always happened to go back to recovery, so I replaced uImage(i tried 2) in the SD Card with one that i found on xda, now after reboot I did see the boot animation, but it is shifted to the right and stuck in a boot loop.
What did I do wrong?
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I have a Nook HD+ that suffers from the emmc bug, so I'm trying to load a rom into the sd card.
I tried burning several recovery images but only one booted properly(early 7) others went to emmc recovery directly(dunno why).
When I finally got into recovery I adbed ROM and Gaps into the tablet, then flashed them, upon reboot i always happened to go back to recovery, so I replaced uImage(i tried 2) in the SD Card with one that i found on xda, now after reboot I did see the boot animation, but it is shifted to the right and stuck in a boot loop.
What did I do wrong?
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If it always boots to recovery, you are in a recovery bootloop. Go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and read item 10.
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leapinlar said:
If it always boots to recovery, you are in a recovery bootloop. Go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and read item 10.
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But thing is, I have a dead emmc, how can i flash the stock recovery?
mmk92 said:
But thing is, I have a dead emmc, how can i flash the stock recovery?
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I thought you said it booted to emmc recovery. How can you have a dead emmc and still boot to that?
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It boots into emmc recovery but I get a lot of "Can't mount" errors. I got this nook from a friend a few days ago, thought I'd fix it up somehow to boot it up from sdcard.
Do you think that I have a chance of booting from internal memory since Emmc recovery works?
mmk92 said:
It boots into emmc recovery but I get a lot of "Can't mount" errors. I got this nook from a friend a few days ago, thought I'd fix it up somehow to boot it up from sdcard.
Do you think that I have a chance of booting from internal memory since Emmc recovery works?
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Put that stock recovery on it and see what it does. It is trying to repair itself by trying to boot to stock recovery. It cannot get worse than it is. You can use that early 7 SD to flash it.
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leapinlar said:
Put that stock recovery on it and see what it does. It is trying to repair itself by trying to boot to stock recovery. It cannot get worse than it is. You can use that early 7 SD to flash it.
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I flashed the recovery onto it, I get "error mounting emmc" and flash was successful(weird).
Anyway I'm trying to install a noemmc rom, out of all the noemmc recoveries that I have tried, only one seemed to work, all others loaded straight to emmc recovery. What do you think is the problem?
mmk92 said:
I flashed the recovery onto it, I get "error mounting emmc" and flash was successful(weird).
Anyway I'm trying to install a noemmc rom, out of all the noemmc recoveries that I have tried, only one seemed to work, all others loaded straight to emmc recovery. What do you think is the problem?
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Did you boot without the SD in after flashing? If so, what did it do?
Booting only to the early 7 SD is normal with a messed up emmc.
You need to start the SD burning again after formatting it with SDFormatter. Do not change any files on it after flashing the ROM.
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I erased it with SDFormatter then used disk imager to flash the image on the sdcard, I am still getting the same results for this recovery in particular(which was recommended by verygreen for his dead emmc work ouround).
Basically after I boot the tablet, the recovery logo shows up longer than usual, then the recovery shwos up with EMMC RECOVERY written on the top left of the screen. But this emmc recovery is different than the one that usually shows up when I boot without the sd card, same names but the UI has a slightly differnet layout.
This is so weird, what should I do? I really want to get this tab working
mmk92 said:
I erased it with SDFormatter then used disk imager to flash the image on the sdcard, I am still getting the same results for this recovery in particular(which was recommended by verygreen for his dead emmc work ouround).
Basically after I boot the tablet, the recovery logo shows up longer than usual, then the recovery shwos up with EMMC RECOVERY written on the top left of the screen. But this emmc recovery is different than the one that usually shows up when I boot without the sd card, same names but the UI has a slightly differnet layout.
This is so weird, what should I do? I really want to get this tab working
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Not sure you answered my question. It did not boot to stock recovery when you booted without the SD inserted? Stock recovery looks entirely different than CWM. Just a nook screen. It should not have a cyanoboot screen (is that what you are calling the recovery logo?). And it should try to automatically repair itself.
And if you want to install verygreen's noemmc ROM on SD you MUST use his image from that post. And do not change any files.
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I got it fixed!! After 7hours of trial and error I finally got it working, is this problem very common? I am willing to write a very comprehensive guide for recoverying a dead nook, with all problems that I faced and a compilation of threads, posts, and users that helped recover the tablet from the dead.
mmk92 said:
I got it fixed!! After 7hours of trial and error I finally got it working, is this problem very common? I am willing to write a very comprehensive guide for recoverying a dead nook, with all problems that I faced and a compilation of threads, posts, and users that helped recover the tablet from the dead.
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I don't need a comprehensive guide, just basically what it was that worked.
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Stuck in bootloop
Hi LeapLinar,
I'm running into the same issue - recovery bootloop in CWM.
As per the instructions in this thread, I flashed stock recovery but I still got the Cyanoboot logo when rebooting and I also tried flashing your rooted stock 2.1.1 but it got stuck at 99% when rebooting to stock ROM.
Any suggestions ? Should I do a hard reset ?
Thanks
freekyin said:
Hi LeapLinar,
I'm running into the same issue - recovery bootloop in CWM.
As per the instructions in this thread, I flashed stock recovery but I still got the Cyanoboot logo when rebooting and I also tried flashing your rooted stock 2.1.1 but it got stuck at 99% when rebooting to stock ROM.
Any suggestions ? Should I do a hard reset ?
Thanks
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Please don't post the same question in two different threads. I answered you in the other thread.
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Sure. Thank you.
I try to upgrate to cm-11-20140308-SNAPSHOT-M4-ovation (directly frome Nook) today but it always fails, saying (status 7) installation aborted. I tried reboot system and recovery several times but they didn't work. So I just gave up and wiped data to turn to factory setting. Now I can't wake my device up with power on, after showing cyanoboot, it just truns black.
Don't know what to do now QAQ.
You probably used an old version of CWM to flash the CM11 zip. It requires v6045 or newer. And wiping data does not return it to stock. You must flash the stock ROM. Go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and get the stock ROM zip from item 6.
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leapinlar said:
You probably used an old version of CWM to flash the CM11 zip. It requires v6045 or newer. And wiping data does not return it to stock. You must flash the stock ROM. Go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and get the stock ROM zip from item 6.
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So I can't upgrade from 10.2.1 and have to install from SD card?
Now succeeded from SDcard, but still don't know why it failed on divice (sad
erisnyx said:
Now succeeded from SDcard, but still don't know why it failed on divice (sad
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You are talking two different ROMs, first CM11 them CM10.2.1. CM11 is the one that needs v6045 or newer. Not sure what you succeeded with.
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leapinlar said:
You are talking two different ROMs, first CM11 them CM10.2.1. CM11 is the one that needs v6045 or newer. Not sure what you succeeded with.
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I see~ I think I rewrote my SDcard last month, so SDcard works. And maybe I didn't do the recovery when upgrading at the first time, which leads to the following failure.
Thank you so much for your patience and time!
Ok.. So.. I had CWM 6.0.4.x loaded on my HD+ with Cyanoboot (rooted) running Cyanogenmod 11.x kitkat 4.4.2. The problem was CWM wasn't working so I tried to flash an img of openrecovery2.7.1-4.4 so I could try out another ROM.. now when it tries to start, I get the nook screen for about 2 seconds over and over and over.. until I do a hard shutdown.. any help is much appreciated..
Cheers!!
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Ok.. So.. I had CWM 6.0.4.x loaded on my HD+ with Cyanoboot (rooted) running Cyanogenmod 11.x kitkat 4.4.2. The problem was CWM wasn't working so I tried to flash an img of openrecovery2.7.1-4.4 so I could try out another ROM.. now when it tries to start, I get the nook screen for about 2 seconds over and over and over.. until I do a hard shutdown.. any help is much appreciated..
Cheers!!
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I suggest you go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and make a bootable 6028 SD per item 1a and use that to flash a plain stock zip from item 6. That should get you back going and you can start over.
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leapinlar said:
I suggest you go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and make a bootable 6028 SD per item 1a and use that to flash a plain stock zip from item 6. That should get you back going and you can start over.
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Thanks man.. I'll give it a shot and let you know how it goes.
Cheers!
Stuck at CWM main screen
leapinlar said:
I suggest you go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and make a bootable 6028 SD per item 1a and use that to flash a plain stock zip from item 6. That should get you back going and you can start over.
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OK.. finally got around to dealing with my device. I created the sd card and am able to boot to cwm but that's it. CWM won't do anything, install zip from sdcard, sideload, wipe, backup/restore, mount.. nothing works. It just reverts back to the main CWM screen.. ADB doesn't recognize my device, etc.. any help is, once again, much appreciated.
Cheers!
wasabitobiko said:
OK.. finally got around to dealing with my device. I created the sd card and am able to boot to cwm but that's it. CWM won't do anything, install zip from sdcard, sideload, wipe, backup/restore, mount.. nothing works. It just reverts back to the main CWM screen.. ADB doesn't recognize my device, etc.. any help is, once again, much appreciated.
Cheers!
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you are pressing the wrong button. N is the select button. You are pressing power.
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Dohhhhhh..
leapinlar said:
you are pressing the wrong button. N is the select button. You are pressing power.
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What a dumbass!!!... Got things working again.. Huge thanks... again!!
Cheers!
hi
i have a nook hd and nook hd+
i installed cm10 on both systems using the permanent sd card method
the nook hd is used by my five year old and i heard her saying i am going to wipe minecraft
didnt think anything of it and tonight i powered up the nook and it has gone back to completely stock firmware
would the erase and wipe from the menu return it to stock even though cm was installed?
was i very lucky ? i didnt have a back up of the nook hd but i do have a back up of the hd+
emu123 said:
hi
i have a nook hd and nook hd+
i installed cm10 on both systems using the permanent sd card method
the nook hd is used by my five year old and i heard her saying i am going to wipe minecraft
didnt think anything of it and tonight i powered up the nook and it has gone back to completely stock firmware
would the erase and wipe from the menu return it to stock even though cm was installed?
was i very lucky ? i didnt have a back up of the nook hd but i do have a back up of the hd+
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I'm not sure what you mean by the permanent sd card method. Do you mean using an sd card to install CM permanently to internal memory? If that is what you meant and you did not install CWM to internal memory, then it is possible that she did something to make it fail on boot and keep trying and the 8 failed boot procedure would kick in and reset the device to stock. The 8 failed boot reset fails if you have CWM on internal memory.
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leapinlar said:
I'm not sure what you mean by the permanent sd card method. Do you mean using an sd card to install CM permanently to internal memory? If that is what you meant and you did not install CWM to internal memory, then it is possible that she did something to make it fail on boot and keep trying and the 8 failed boot procedure would kick in and reset the device to stock. The 8 failed boot reset fails if you have CWM on internal memory.
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hi
i used this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2317500
didnt know about the 8 failed boot method , the nook was the wrong way round in the case and everytime it booted the power button was shutting it off
so it looks like its gone back to stock that way
ah i understand now , re reading the guide the cwm doesnt get installed to the internal memory only stays on the sd card
pretty handy for people wanting to get back to stock easily
emu123 said:
ah i understand now , re reading the guide the cwm doesnt get installed to the internal memory only stays on the sd card
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If you read the guide carefully you will see that CWM does get installed on internal memory. It says to download and install three files and one of those three is CWM for internal.
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leapinlar said:
If you read the guide carefully you will see that CWM does get installed on internal memory. It says to download and install three files and one of those three is CWM for internal.
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oh
so i must of been very very lucky