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[Q] Galaxy note N7000 root fail...HELP!!!

Im a total novice when it comes to rooting. i did manage to root my N7000, but after a few hours my phone became quite muggy...i rebooted it and on reboot it said "upgrading".
Since then it has been unusable, i did the volume up/home/power button and tried a wipe data....phone still wont respond well. keyboard doesn't work, cant get a signal, and its generally so groggy, its pretty much unusable. i managed a factory reset with phone switched on, still no better.
any help would be massively appriciated
Adam:crying:

Relax mate! Am guessing a simple flashing of the stock firmware will solve ur issue.
Sorry, but wrong section mate! Please report this thread to the moderators and have it moved here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1410
"To err is human, to forgive is divine"
Sent from my SGS II

Hey
Hey well ..
You need to publish some information like how you rooted your phone and which firmware you installed after rooting. ??
Please use CM .. and any of its mod its smooth and safe with less bugs in it .. first publish all these information and i may be able to tell you how exactly you can proceed.

Amm31c said:
Hey well ..
You need to publish some information like how you rooted your phone and which firmware you installed after rooting. ??
Please use CM .. and any of its mod its smooth and safe with less bugs in it .. first publish all these information and i may be able to tell you how exactly you can proceed.
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Hi
I didnt install any firmware. i used a root apk, but have forgotten the name of it. i donwloaded busy box, and all the other relevant things, CSWM or whatever it is

adam.male said:
Hi
I didnt install any firmware. i used a root apk, but have forgotten the name of it. i donwloaded busy box, and all the other relevant things, CSWM or whatever it is
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This is what i used:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2050297

Ok ..
First of all if you have properly rooted your android device with (clockwordmod recovery) or any other recoveries etc you need to have a Rom to flash it through this recovery
It is recommend that you must have safe kernel before flashing any ROM. Please download any of CM10.1 ROM from the link below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1789397
Now Get the ROM for your appropriate device from the link below. Select the device and download the ROM. Use any Stable or Nightly version.
http://www.cyanogenmod.org/
Next thing you need to download Google Apps package called GAPPS. Its latest version corresponding to CM10.1 android version 4.2.2 is on the top of the screen. (20130301) using link below
http://goo.im/gapps
Put all the files to micro SD Card. Since your operating system is not working so you may have to take out SD card and put these downloaded zip files to SD card using jacket or your laptop SD card slot.
Now Switch ON your android device to Recovery Mode by Holding Volume Up+ Power and Home Button together
Do following:-
Wipe data/Factory reset.
Wipe Cache.
Wipe Delvik Cache in Advanced Options ..
Fix permissions.
then go to your SD card and flash all these files in order
Flash the Kernel first and after flashing Reboot Your Recovery.
Now Flash
1. CM 10.1
2. GAPPS
Reboot .. n enjoy your new rooted phone
If you still face difficulty let me know ..
TCHAO

Amm31c said:
Ok ..
First of all if you have properly rooted your android device with (clockwordmod recovery) or any other recoveries etc you need to have a Rom to flash it through this recovery
It is recommend that you must have safe kernel before flashing any ROM. Please download any of CM10.1 ROM from the link below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1789397
Now Get the ROM for your appropriate device from the link below. Select the device and download the ROM. Use any Stable or Nightly version.
http://www.cyanogenmod.org/
Next thing you need to download Google Apps package called GAPPS. Its latest version corresponding to CM10.1 android version 4.2.2 is on the top of the screen. (20130301) using link below
http://goo.im/gapps
Put all the files to micro SD Card. Since your operating system is not working so you may have to take out SD card and put these downloaded zip files to SD card using jacket or your laptop SD card slot.
Now Switch ON your android device to Recovery Mode by Holding Volume Up+ Power and Home Button together
Do following:-
Wipe data/Factory reset.
Wipe Cache.
Wipe Delvik Cache in Advanced Options ..
Fix permissions.
then go to your SD card and flash all these files in order
Flash the Kernel first and after flashing Reboot Your Recovery.
Now Flash
1. CM 10.1
2. GAPPS
Reboot .. n enjoy your new rooted phone
If you still face difficulty let me know ..
TCHAO
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Hi there
1st of all, when downloading the kernel, the attached files come up (please see attachment) what do i do with pictured files? the rest of your instructions i can probably manage
Thanks for your help btw
Adam

adam.male said:
Hi there
1st of all, when downloading the kernel, the attached files come up (please see attachment) what do i do with pictured files? the rest of your instructions i can probably manage
Thanks for your help btw
Adam
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P.S
Although i haven't reached the 'recovery mode' part yet, i can tell you that the only options are:
reboot system now
apply update for external storage
wipe data/factory reset
wipe cache partition
apply update from cache
the delvik cache & fix permissions are not options
Adam

Here ur options
Two options with you
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
Download clockword mod recovery from here.
Again I recommend using Chasmado Kernel and it will automatically install safe recovery files. TWRC or CMD Recovery

Amm31c said:
Two options with you
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
Download clockword mod recovery from here.
Again I recommend using Chasmado Kernel and it will automatically install safe recovery files. TWRC or CMD Recovery
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Hi there, and thanks again. so from what im understanding i just need to download clockword mod recovery and a kernal, put it on my sd card, put into recovery mode and install from there?? like i say, in the rooting/techie world, i am an infant!
Thanks, Adam

[solved] Reboot to recovery fails

I have carbon ROM installed. However the power menu and ROM manager options to reboot to recovery do not work. They just take me to the nook install failed screen. I like to mess with ROMs and I would love to must be able to install ROMs on the fly. I can get into recovery if in install my origal boot SD I used to get cwm into the device. Anyone have any advice for that?

kud0s said:
I have carbon ROM installed. However the power menu and ROM manager options to reboot to recovery do not work. They just take me to the nook install failed screen. I like to mess with ROMs and I would love to must be able to install ROMs on the fly. I can get into recovery if in install my origal boot SD I used to get cwm into the device. Anyone have any advice for that?
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It is booting to recovery, stock recovery.
If you want CWM or TWRP recovery internally, you must install them. Go to verygreen's emmc CM10.1 thread and he has flashable zips to put one on your internal memory, replacing stock recovery.
Or, as you said, you could just boot to your CWM SD that you used to install Carbon.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.

leapinlar said:
It is booting to recovery, stock recovery.
If you want CWM or TWRP recovery internally, you must install them. Go to verygreen's emmc CM10.1 thread and he has flashable zips to put one on your internal memory, replacing stock recovery.
Or, as you said, you could just boot to your CWM SD that you used to install Carbon.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.
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Yes I have it fixed now. Thanks. Finally can reformat my 4gb sd card back to 32gb
Thanks for the quick reply.

stock restore help for nook hd+

Hi all
I'm sorry for making this post. But I've lost my stock backup and I need to restore my nook HD+. I saw a post earlier but now I carnt seem to find it and I have been searching for a while.
I hope somebody can point me into the right direction
Thank you.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2062613
Section 6 deals with restoring

Stock revert for dummies!?
For those of us that are thick, could someone step us through the factory restore process?
Did the Android upgrade for my wife but she does not like it. She wants to revert back to Nook HD+ stock firmware!
Thanks in advance.

khitomer said:
For those of us that are thick, could someone step us through the factory restore process?
Did the Android upgrade for my wife but she does not like it. She wants to revert back to Nook HD+ stock firmware!
Thanks in advance.
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Go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and read item 6. Download plain stock 2.1.0 and flash it with the same CWM that you flashed CM10.1 with. Then do a factory reset with the same CWM. That should take you completely back to unregistered stock.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.

leapinlar said:
Go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and read item 6. Download plain stock 2.1.0 and flash it with the same CWM that you flashed CM10.1 with. Then do a factory reset with the same CWM. That should take you completely back to unregistered stock.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.
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Thanks for the pointers! Excuse my noobiness!

leapinlar said:
Go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and read item 6. Download plain stock 2.1.0 and flash it with the same CWM that you flashed CM10.1 with. Then do a factory reset with the same CWM. That should take you completely back to unregistered stock.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.
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When you refer to CWM, do you mean the initial bootable CWM on the sd card or the CWM subsequently installed on the unit?
Can we load the stock firmware zip onto a blank sd card, reboot to the installed cwm recovery, wipe cache and do a factory reset, then use the 'install zip from sd card" option to flash the stock firmware?
After flashing the stock firmware zip, will it be completely stock (i.e. recovery, kernel, rom)? Thanks.

banditsw said:
When you refer to CWM, do you mean the initial bootable CWM on the sd card or the CWM subsequently installed on the unit?
Can we load the stock firmware zip onto a blank sd card, reboot to the installed cwm recovery, wipe cache and do a factory reset, then use the 'install zip from sd card" option to flash the stock firmware?
After flashing the stock firmware zip, will it be completely stock (i.e. recovery, kernel, rom)? Thanks.
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Either CWM is ok.
Yes to your second paragraph, but you do not need to wipe cache since the factory reset does that too.
And yes, if you flash that plain stock 2.1.0 and factory reset, it is completely stock. Your media files on internal memory remain though. If you want them gone too you must go to mounts and storage and format 'data and datamedia' before you reboot.
Sent from my Galaxy Tab 2 using XDA Premium

Reboot to recovery stuck in loop

Hi,
Just attempting to upgrade to CM11, and have hit a hurdle at the first step.
Having prompted via the power button to reboot to recovery, the device is now stuck alternating between the default nook load start screen and the cyanboot bootloader logo.
Any ideas please how to force a proper boot either back into the OS or recovery as intended?
Thanks!

skyblueox said:
Hi,
Just attempting to upgrade to CM11, and have hit a hurdle at the first step.
Having prompted via the power button to reboot to recovery, the device is now stuck alternating between the default nook load start screen and the cyanboot bootloader logo.
Any ideas please how to force a proper boot either back into the OS or recovery as intended?
Thanks!
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At the moment, do you have CyanogenMod installed or the stock ROM? If CM, why not try creating a bootable CWM Recovery on a SD card. Using that SD card (turn Nook off, insert SD card and turn on), boot into CWM Recovery and install EMMC recovery + CM (and optionally Gapps). That should hopefully solve your issue.
You may not be able to boot into CWM Recovery instantly with the bootable CWM Recovery on SD, as newer Nook's often have problems; but keep trying.
All the best.

I'm running CM 10.1.3 at the moment,
Thanks, will try that as I think that's how I originally installed (was a while ago!).
Only issue I might have is that I don't seem to have a 4Gb card around, so may have to purchase one and then get back to you.
Will try with a 32Gb card for now.
Cheers for your help!

skyblueox said:
I'm running CM 10.1.3 at the moment,
Thanks, will try that as I think that's how I originally installed (was a while ago!).
Only issue I might have is that I don't seem to have a 4Gb card around, so may have to purchase one and then get back to you.
Will try with a 32Gb card for now.
Cheers for your help!
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Of course, you can try with your 32GB SD card; it shouldn't be a major problem, it can still work too. Apologies if it's a silly question, but are you able to boot into CM10.1.3 at the moment? And if you power the Nook off completely, then turn it back on, does it still freeze at boot up?
Also, did you install a newer version of CWM Recovery for CM11, before flashing CM11? If so, that may make it harder for you to boot into a bootable CWM via SD card, as some users are reporting issues. If not, then once you have this issue solved, downloaded and install the latest CWM then try flashing CM11 again; and hopefully you shouldn't have any issues.
All the best.

HiddenG said:
Of course, you can try with your 32GB SD card; it shouldn't be a major problem, it can still work too. Apologies if it's a silly question, but are you able to boot into CM10.1.3 at the moment? And if you power the Nook off completely, then turn it back on, does it still freeze at boot up?
Also, did you install a newer version of CWM Recovery for CM11, before flashing CM11? If so, that may make it harder for you to boot into a bootable CWM via SD card, as some users are reporting issues. If not, then once you have this issue solved, downloaded and install the latest CWM then try flashing CM11 again; and hopefully you shouldn't have any issues.
All the best.
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Nope, can't boot into 10.1.3, literally all I did was select to reboot into recovery and it locked up in this booting loop without ever being able to load.
I had CWN Recovery 6 and CM11 on the internal memory ready to update, following upgrade instructions here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600572
Was I supposed to install the latest CWN Recovery version from the OS rather than from recovery mode?
I've now loaded up my old bootable SD used when first installing 10.1.3 and managed to get into the bootloader.
It says I am in Recovery 6.0.2.8...
How is best to proceed? Try and recover 10.1.3 first or continue trying to update to CM11?
Cheers.

I'm glad you managed to boot back into recovery using your SD card. From here, I'd install CM10.1.3 and install CM11 after; so at least we have the Nook working for certain.
In the bootable SD recovery, install CWM Recovery and CM10.1.3. Then boot into CM, and hopefully that should solve your issue. We can then move forward to CM11.
If you have a Nook HD, download "CWM Recovery" from: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2319000 (5th paragraph)
Or if you have a Nook HD+: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2263553 (3rd paragraph)
After downloading the CWM Recovery, download CM10.1.3 for either Nook HD (Hummingbird) or Nook HD+ (ovation). Put them both on your internal storage or SD card; and using the recovery you're able to boot into using your SD card, install both the CWM Recovery and CM10.1.3. Eject your SD card, and reboot your Nook. Hopefully you should be able to boot into CyanogenMod; thus solving your issue(s).
Now, we'll concentrate on upgrading to CM11. The guide you're following to update to CM11 is correct, and should be good to go. So, download the latest "recovery image (CWM)" for your device from: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600572 and also download CM11.
Place the "recovery image (CWM)" onto your internal storage/SD card;
Boot into your current recovery, and install the recovery image (similar to how you install CM);
Now reboot your device back into recovery;
Now install CM11 (and gapps if you desire).
That should be it hopefully, and you should be in CM11. Just make sure you install the newer CWM at step 1.
All the best, and I do apologise if I didn't explain everything clearly.

[Q] updating nook hd+

hello
i feel i've already asked this question, i'm sorry if it's a duplicate
rooted nook HD+ months ago
now it's running
4.2.2 android
CyanogenMod 10.1.3 ovation
is there an easy way to switch to cm11 and android 4.4.2?
i dont have anymore the recovery sd card i made to root the first time
thanks a lot

WhiterabbitITA said:
hello
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rooted nook HD+ months ago now it's running
4.2.2 android CyanogenMod 10.1.3 ovation
is there an easy way to switch to cm11 and android 4.4.2?
i dont have anymore the recovery sd card i made to root the first time
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You can use your current recovery to flash verygreen's new recovery for HD+ (ovation) posted at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600572 then boot into the recovery to flash CM11 and new Gapps.

digixmax said:
You can use your current recovery to flash verygreen's new recovery for HD+ (ovation) posted at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2600572 then boot into the recovery to flash CM11 and new Gapps.
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Download recovery zip and CM11 install and place it on the nook
downloaded ovation recovery image and CM11 nightly
Reboot into recovery you already have installed
DONE
Flash the recovery zip you just downloaded
DONE
reboot into recovery again (This is important! Failure to do this will botch your upgrade and you'll need to wipe /data) so that the new recovery is started.
DONE
Install CM11, install other stuff you need like gapps
DONE just the cm11
reboot
DONE
unfortunately Google Play has stopped
unfortunately Trebuchet has stopped
what to do???

last update
cleaned the cache of trebuchet
and uninstalled google services and google play store
(((((((((((((((((((

WhiterabbitITA said:
Download recovery zip and CM11 install and place it on the nook
downloaded ovation recovery image and CM11 nightly
Reboot into recovery you already have installed
DONE
Flash the recovery zip you just downloaded
DONE
reboot into recovery again (This is important! Failure to do this will botch your upgrade and you'll need to wipe /data) so that the new recovery is started.
DONE
Install CM11, install other stuff you need like gapps
DONE just the cm11
reboot
DONE
unfortunately Google Play has stopped
unfortunately Trebuchet has stopped
what to do???
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Did you download and flash a version of Gapps that corresponds to CM11 (e.g., from http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Google_Apps or https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=15797)?
Also, did you wipe /cache?

digixmax said:
Did you download and flash a version of Gapps that corresponds to CM11 (e.g., from http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Google_Apps or https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=15797)?
Also, did you wipe /cache?
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i didnt download any gapps
and wipe/cache what???

WhiterabbitITA said:
i didnt download any gapps
and wipe/cache what???
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You need to flash the Gapps version for CM11.
You can wipe /cache partition from the recovery menu (make sure you don't ever wipe any partition other than /cache or /data).

digixmax said:
You need to flash the Gapps version for CM11.
You can wipe /cache partition from the recovery menu (make sure you don't ever wipe any partition other than /cache or /data).
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thanks for your precious help
since this time it was quite easy i think i will do it again
so it's
wipe
flash cm11
flash gapps
right?

WhiterabbitITA said:
thanks for your precious help
since this time it was quite easy i think i will do it again
so it's
wipe
flash cm11
flash gapps
right?
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Yes (assuming that you already flashed and are running CWM v6.0.4.5 or later).