I'm running a rooted Nook HD+ . I have CM 10.2-20131102-SNAPSHOT-M1 Ovation.
Everything is running perfectly fine and I love the battery life and getting rid of all the bloat from B&N. I do want to update the Nightlies and when new stable versions come out. My question was do I need an SD CARD to do this? Does the SD Card still need to be a bootable one?
I noticed that under about and CM Updates I can download an update. If I download and just let it install will that cause any errors? Or can I just put the rom and gapps on a sd card and flash them (( like I have done with the Galaxy S3 and other android devices)) on the Nook Hd+ since I'm already rooted?
Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
If you installed CWM or TWRP to internal memory you can update to CM10.2 without an SD. But there is an issue if you use the cmupdater to do it. The issue is where cmupdater puts the file versus where CWM/TWRP expects it to be. See the Dummies thread for an explanation. See the note at the bottom of the first post in that thread.
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Im not sure if you know but there is a stable 10.2.1 that was released thst i am running now. It works great. I am on a hd im not sure if its available for hd+ yet.
I like this build and have had no issues. I updated threw the cm updater in settings. I did have issue with google play but flashed newer version then did a factory restore and runs with no issues. I woild recomend a restore after each update over earlier version.
If u are speaking of going from 10.2 to cm 11 well, thats a different matter
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If u are speaking of going from 10.2 to cm 11 well, thats a different matter
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How's the performance compared to 10.1.3? Smoothness and whatever else you can observe?
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Anyone have the latest Flash releasing today?
Other than the old leak, i still haven't seen it anywhere offically....
It's in the market. I dont know how much of a difference it makes since I didn't test it much.
Videos are def more stable now , when there in full screen there even better
what roms/versions are able to get flash from the market?
I'm able to get it from the Market on Nookie Froyo. The prior Market version did not work and I had to revert to the downloaded Flash101.apk. Thankfully 10.2 does work perfectly well so far =) I can't see any obvious improvements though.
doesnt work wid hc v4 2nd edition
On CM7, not only was it the featured app in the Market advertising space, it was also waiting to be installed as an update to 10.1
Cm7 flash 10.2 =
Spoke too soon. For some reason Flash 10.2 stopped working on my Nookie Froyo, but rolling back to the Flash101.apk worked.
Had Flash 10.2 working on Phiremod 5 (CM7). Worked fine for both flash video (given video slowness) and for flash games. Upgraded to day to Phiremod 5.1 and now can't get either Flash 10.1 or 10.2 to work in Browser. YouTube app working very well, tho.
Installed flash 10.2 last night on my froyo 0.68 emmc install from market (it wouldnt do thst for me last week). My stock browser and dolphin browser now successfully play flash and embedded movies.
I am most pleased.
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Works great so far on nookie froyo for me. BBC video play smooth
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Had Flash 10.2 working on Phiremod 5 (CM7). Worked fine for both flash video (given video slowness) and for flash games. Upgraded to day to Phiremod 5.1 and now can't get either Flash 10.1 or 10.2 to work in Browser. YouTube app working very well, tho.
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I can see it in market, but wont let me download. Download always fail..
Fro 2.2.1
Sweet Honey
Just completely remove flash and reboot and then it should install.
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Wow not looking good based on the responses
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Wow not looking good based on the responses
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Remember that the only stable installation of NC is the rooted stock B&N which is 2.1 and thereby does not support Flash at all.
SO, only unstable beta builds that change daily, support Flash.
The fact that some of the posters have it working is actually looking good to me.
Nookie Froyo is pretty stable already. The base build is not being tweaked much anymore. It's Gingerbread and Honeycomb that are still a big work in progress.
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Remember that the only stable installation of NC is the rooted stock B&N which is 2.1 and thereby does not support Flash at all.
SO, only unstable beta builds that change daily, support Flash.
The fact that some of the posters have it working is actually looking good to me.
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I can't even see Flash 10.2 in the Marketplace and I'm running Nookie Froyo. It's interesting to see that some are able to make it work.
EDIT: After reading through other posts, I decided to access the Marketplace through Dolphin. I can see it--but when I try to download it, I get the error message
"There are no Android phones associated with this account. Please sign in with a different account."
I don't have an Android phone. Any thoughts.
i keep hearing that CM7 7.0.3 has been released but theirs no download when i go to the link to the nightlies. how come? source: http://pocketnow.com/android/cyanogenmod-703-stable-released
CM 7.0.3 is Android 2.3.3. The latest nightly is n63 which is Android 2.3.4. I'm not sure why a 7.0.3 Stable wasn't released for the Nook, but the latest nightly is based on a more advanced version of Android so you're probably not missing anything.
Hrmmm this is good to know
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CM 7.0.3 is Android 2.3.3. The latest nightly is n63 which is Android 2.3.4. I'm not sure why a 7.0.3 Stable wasn't released for the Nook, but the latest nightly is based on a more advanced version of Android so you're probably not missing anything.
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thanks for the info! didnt know this, is live wallpaper enabled in n63?
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thanks for the info! didnt know this, is live wallpaper enabled in n63?
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I'm pretty sure live wallpapers are not enabled in n63. This is an issue that others mentioned on the CM7 General Discussion thread in the Nook Development Forums. I think someone figured out how to add them back in manually. Check the aforementioned CM7 thread if you want to take a crack at it.
What's wrong with life wallpaper? It works fine in 7.0.2 stable.
As a side note, 7.0.3 is built on Android 2.3.3. The latest nightlies have been using Android 2.3.4, but might have the security hole in them as well. For the time being, if you're running a CM7 Nightly, rolling back to 7.0.3 Stable is advised.
UPDATE: 7.0.3 seems to have some problems with adding Google Accounts and trying to do almost anything in the Market, but ONLY if you're coming from an Android 2.3.4 Nightly.
According to Cyanogen: "The 7.0.3 update is *ONLY* for people using 7.0.2* stable builds. You'll hose your system if you install it on a nightly from the last week."
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Good information in that first link.
Guess I will stay with my nightly!
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What's wrong with life wallpaper? It works fine in 7.0.2 stable.
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Yup. I gave it a test drive to see how the nc took to them and immediately went back to plain bgs. I can respect people who like them, I just see it as a battery drain and they tend to be a bit laggy on some "pretty" ones.
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What's wrong with life wallpaper? It works fine in 7.0.2 stable.
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There is something specifically done for releases that includes LWP. Why it's not done on every nightly I'm not sure.
Well i just took a visit to cyanogen's site and it looks like this is what they have to say about the 7.0.3 update:
"CyanogenMod 7.0.3 is now available for download. This update contains a bug fix for our update notification system, as well as an important security fix. It is recommended that all users running a version of CyanogenMod prior to 7.0.3 update to this release."
As it says it fixes an important security bug is it not safe to continue running 7.0.2?
The latest nightly (n64) has been posted on cyanogen's site.
Im currently running 7.0.2 and want to update to 7.0.3 but since there is no release of the latest stable update for the nook i'm wondering if i should flash the latest nightly?
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Well i just took a visit to cyanogen's site and it looks like this is what they have to say about the 7.0.3 update:
"CyanogenMod 7.0.3 is now available for download. This update contains a bug fix for our update notification system, as well as an important security fix. It is recommended that all users running a version of CyanogenMod prior to 7.0.3 update to this release."
As it says it fixes an important security bug is it not safe to continue running 7.0.2?
The latest nightly (n64) has been posted on cyanogen's site.
Im currently running 7.0.2 and want to update to 7.0.3 but since there is no release of the latest stable update for the nook i'm wondering if i should flash the latest nightly?
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i would flash the latest nightly but theirs no live wallpapers and i need them for my theme (homescreen hubs)
I have ROM Manager and it says I'm up to date with 7.0.2. Wonder why it can't find .0.3?
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I have ROM Manager and it says I'm up to date with 7.0.2. Wonder why it can't find .0.3?
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Thats because there is no 7.0.3 release for the Nook as of now. The latest build is the nightly n64.
Looks like all other supported devices got the 7.0.3 update. I wonder if the security fix is only applicable to phones.
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Looks like all other supported devices got the 7.0.3 update. I wonder if the security fix is only applicable to phones.
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This is what I assumed... Hopefully someone will be able to provide a definitive answer on the issue.
Nook not booting after 7.0.3 upgrade
Today May 9th at 1:00PM CT, I received a notification of the 7.0.3 update on the nook, I proceeded as usual but when the nook tried to reboot it got stuck on the blue "A N D R O I D _" screen. I'ts been there for more than 10 minutes now.
Any ideas on what to do next.
I checked the backup option before proceeding to the upgrade. Unfortunately I don't have here another SD to boot Clockworkrecovery and try to restore.
Thanks
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Today May 9th at 1:00PM CT, I received a notification of the 7.0.3 update on the nook, I proceeded as usual but when the nook tried to reboot it got stuck on the blue "A N D R O I D _" screen. I'ts been there for more than 10 minutes now.
Any ideas on what to do next.
I checked the backup option before proceeding to the upgrade. Unfortunately I don't have here another SD to boot Clockworkrecovery and try to restore.
Thanks
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I read that the first .3 was bad, and now there is a Signed .3 version up, is that the one you tried? If so, suggest you go back to nightly as there is a #67 now. I'm not sure why the dev's split off the two builds, 2.3.3 vs 2.3.4 but it was confusing for many, myself included. I'm wondering if the new .3 Signed is 2.3.3 or 2.3.4, how can you tell before installing???
I don't know if I used the signed or not, it was the one that ROM Manager prompted to install.
When I get home I will try to flash the backup made during the process. hope that take me back to where I was.
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Today May 9th at 1:00PM CT, I received a notification of the 7.0.3 update on the nook, I proceeded as usual but when the nook tried to reboot it got stuck on the blue "A N D R O I D _" screen. I'ts been there for more than 10 minutes now.
Any ideas on what to do next.
I checked the backup option before proceeding to the upgrade. Unfortunately I don't have here another SD to boot Clockworkrecovery and try to restore.
Thanks
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This has been addressed at least 3 times already........Search
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***edit*** my phone cut off my message. Search in Q & A that's where the answers are. I forget exactly which thread.
Hey guys,
i'm going to root my nook color and I see there are two versions: cyanogenmod 7.1 and phiremod 7.1. I know phiremod 7.1 is based on cyanogenmod 7.1 but i'm just wondering which one is better to install into my nook color.
What do you think guys? give me some suggestions
I would just stick with CM7. Phiremod doesn't actually add anything feature wise. It is more of just a theme.
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Also, Phiremod is not developing anymore so there is no support for his rom, other than fellow users..
I am having great success, along with others, with the MiRage rom.
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I flashed the 1/26/2012 version of MiRage, and while it performs very well, I consistently get errors when connecting to the Market, making it unusable. (I installed the 20110828 version of gapps.) Suggestions?
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I flashed the 1/26/2012 version of MiRage, and while it performs very well, I consistently get errors when connecting to the Market, making it unusable. (I installed the 20110828 version of gapps.) Suggestions?
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What kind of errors? "Device not supported" can be fixed with build.prop. A good place to post would be in the Mirage thread, I'm using an earlier release of Mirage and I haven't had any errors with the Market (or anything else-other than the facebook app being wonky without a gps).
what version of clockwork mod are you using? I just went the rounds trying to help someone else out, to find out that she was using an outdated CWM. It should be 3.2.0.1.
Your gapps are the right version.
What procedure did you follow when you were flashing the rom?
I'm running bokobans Hybrid ROM at the moment which has generally been working well apart from the occasional reboot now and then. I've realised that in the last year, I've only booted into the B&N Stock ROM once to check an app compatibility but apart from that I'm on CM/Android 99% of the time.
I saw somewhere that an EMMC install is a little more stable and a little faster than a Hybrid system so I'm tempted to just install a pure EMMC ROM. What do I lose (if anything) from getting rid of the Stock ROM?
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I'm running bokobans Hybrid ROM at the moment which has generally been working well apart from the occasional reboot now and then. I've realised that in the last year, I've only booted into the B&N Stock ROM once to check an app compatibility but apart from that I'm on CM/Android 99% of the time.
I saw somewhere that an EMMC install is a little more stable and a little faster than a Hybrid system so I'm tempted to just install a pure EMMC ROM. What do I lose (if anything) from getting rid of the Stock ROM?
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Not much because if ever feel the need to see stock, you can make a stock-on-sd-card http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42724327
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BillBong said:
I'm running bokobans Hybrid ROM at the moment which has generally been working well apart from the occasional reboot now and then. I've realised that in the last year, I've only booted into the B&N Stock ROM once to check an app compatibility but apart from that I'm on CM/Android 99% of the time.
I saw somewhere that an EMMC install is a little more stable and a little faster than a Hybrid system so I'm tempted to just install a pure EMMC ROM. What do I lose (if anything) from getting rid of the Stock ROM?
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The Nook app for Android is not as feature rich as Stock. And a couple of the magazine subscriptions I had on stock said that they weren't compatible with the stand alone app.
But that's really the only thing that affected me. It wasn't worth worrying about and I really haven't missed it.
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The Nook app for Android is not as feature rich as Stock. And a couple of the magazine subscriptions I had on stock said that they weren't compatible with the stand alone app.
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A note on that...
You can't install the Nook app from Google Play. You get a message about it being not-compatible. You can either temporarily change the ID of your Nook while you install from the Play store or download the latest APK (what I did).
The thing I noticed that bothers me is that I can't zoom while reading magazines. This isn't too bad on the big HD+ screen, but if I only had a 7" screen, this would be a deal-killer.
Hi,
I bought a couple of Nook HD+s and rooted them with CM one for me one for my Dad. I have long since replaced mine but my Dads was running CM 10.1.3, 10.2.1 was downloaded in update section. THis was installed and now google won't work, I mean gmail, google play etc. So with what's gone on with CM and that I haven't rooted anything for ages I could do with some advice.
I can root it again but with what and how?
What do people recommend?
Thanks
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I can root it again but with what and how?
What do people recommend?
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See https://forum.xda-developers.com/nook-hd/help/best-nook-hd-daily-driver-2017-t3539504 for some discussion on which version of CMs to consider, and https://forum.xda-developers.com/search.php?searchid=434844356 for potentially relevant guides on how to upgrade to newer CM versions.
I hadn't spotted the first, someone in the same situation almost, the second link doesn't work but I'll find it.
Thanks