[Nook Color Android Development] busyworked:
Ok Phez I took another look at this. and I have attached an image of my daily use 16 card set up. Now contrary to what I previously typed below, maybe I did create the partition, name it sdcard and formatted it FAT32. I have transient baby brain strokes (very faint ones) so I might just not remember it. But I certainly never tried to mount it in those settings. The error might be the fact that you are already on the micro-sd-card. Not meaning to be dense but have you tried moving some files to and from the sdcard partition since you made it using File Expert for instance? Remember its the round nob on the first image I sent you that you use to resize a partition. I'll paste in my previous note as perhaps there is something of value in it. Beats me my double vision is making a mess of everything right now. But I'll check back in tomorow, as I REALLY want to see this thing through.

I had already wrote a bit earlier CC:

Hang in there. We will figure it out. I am pretty darn new to droid myself, but since I have got it going I'll be glad to help you get it squared away.

Now, you should not of needed to "create" an "sdcard" partition that should of already been done by the ROM and your updates.

Are you saying that in EASUS the "sdcard" partition wasn't there already or that you just re-sized it and it is now present with all allocated space used?

If you had previously deleted it and are trying to recreate it. I doubt that would work. I would think you need to start over from scratch as there are; if my memory serves some hidden files on the sdcard partition by default.

I am looking down on my Nook and in "Storage Settings" The third option is "Unmount SD Card". I have never needed to "mount" the sd card in any way. The whole OS we are using is stashed on various partitions of the physical Micro-SD-Card.

Seeing as you have an error here I would be willing to bet a dollar to a hole in a doughnut you will need to delete all partitions and reformat your card and reburn the ROM. But now with the knowledge that once you do - all you will need to do is resize the "sdcard" partition to max it out and then use File Expert, or Root Manager etc as well as Webshareing for wirelessly moving files about. That is of course if you have a wireless router in the house. It's just more convenient its all.

Quality/suitability of your micro-sdcard and the card reader you are using could of also tripped you up somewhere in there, but it is just as likely that it was loose descriptions typed around the net.

I have heard the final partition count stated as; 5, 6, and now 7, and I also read a protracted discussion about reordering partitions. All completely unnecessary to mess with. The only time I specifically needed to change a particular file directly that was not placed on the sdcard partition or stored on the built in emmc storage was when I wanted to change the boot animation back to a previous version. 16 GB is plenty and I expect the class 2 card will serve you well, particularly if its Sandisk. The hardwired memory under the hood is Sandisk.

Be patient and you will prevail in the end and have one heck of a device. Yesterday and today I tried out Spotify, Rhapsody and Mog music streaming services on my Win 7 box and my NookDroid. Rhapsody needs a better press department. It still rocks, and sounds a little meater than before. Interface is worlds better than Spotify and has a ton more classical than Mog. So that made the decision fairly easy for me.

I'll keep checking back in. Until you get it going. It's just a matter of time.