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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] aSeeker:
I noticed the other day, after being giving a demo to a client - that the tablet was at 89% charge, I plugged it back into the PC to fix some bugs - and after a few hours noticed that the tablet had charged.

I have a 10.1v and the tablet was plugged directly into the machine (no hub in-between) using the stock USB cable.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ericlmccormick:
After some testing I have figured out exactly what these adapters are doing and what the tablet is looking for! Thanks to pokey9000 for nudging me in the right path.

The tablet is looking for a voltage of 1.2V on both D+ and D- (the green and white wires). To do this, connect both the white and green wires together, then place a 33k ohm resistor between the pair and the red wire and a 10k ohm resistor between the pair and ground.

Doing this puts the unit into charge mode and gets rid of the red X.

Enjoy
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] davehries:
Would you please post a diagram of the circuit. I got lost as to exactly what you were saying. Sorry.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ericlmccormick:
I have created a new post with the diagram. Hope this helps

Make your own cables
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] IDroidThere4Iam:
Here's a question for anyone who feels ambitious or has some time right now. I can check this later when I get home today if no one else does.....

I am fairly certain that when the Kies screen popped up on my Tab, the battery had a "charging" symbol. This was with a regular USB cable. It was only after I backed out of Kies on the Tab that the battery symbol then had a red X on it.

If the cable pin swap works, does that have an impact on Kies? Could it be Kies is switching internally as well?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ericlmccormick:
It is a little more then a pin swap, but when you do rearrange everything it doesn't allow you to transfer data. Therefore Kies never kicks on.

The icon is most likely more of a software bug than anything. I don't have my cables here to test, but from memory when Kies is on, it just shows a normal battery icon and doesn't show wither it is charging or not.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] davehries:
Great! Much appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] aSeeker:
FYI - 10.1v charges from USB using the standard supplied charging cable.

With the update to HC 3.1 we had a slight issue where it broke for a while - but a patch brought it back.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] davehries:
And how does this help those of us that don't have a 10.1v? Is there a patch for 3.1 on a non 10.1v? :confused:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] aSeeker:
It's likely a similar approach would work with the 10.1v's little sister (the 10.1) ;)

You can follow @stefansaraev's repo here - https://github.com/stefansaraev/gtab-p7100-3.1-kernel

With the fix applied - the charging icon appears and the battery % increases over time when plugged into a PC via USB.

Just a note: with 3.0.1 the charging icon wasn't shown but the device would charge slowly over time.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nigel b:
galaxy s i9000 - had froyo 2.2 installed + cwm 2.5.1.2 all working well, made nandroid backup etc. Flashed it then with darkys rom 10.1 extreme all worked well, so decided to make a nandroid backup of that rom, but when i boot into cwm all i get is a pixellated screen full of multi colours no menu visible. Is it possible to re-install cwm so i can see the menu if so any suggestions welcomed, or failing that a way of installing a previous rom with odin, again suggestions plz, is new to the samsung galaxy having come from htc hero be gentle.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
sounds like you might be on a gingerbread rom but still on froyo bootloaders?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dan542:
Did you flash Ficeto_JHV_Odin with odin/heimdall first? As in this guide? If so, you should have the gingerbread bootloaders. Then I'd try repeating the whole process again. If you only flashed darky from CWM, you don't have the correct bootloaders and you should follow the guide I have mentioned earlier.
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
This will officially not work for 1.1

What it does:

Enables ADB via uRamdisk

Installs su and Superuser.apk

Installs Busybox

Installs Button Savior

Installs Go Launcher

Installs NookColor Tools (To Enable Non-Market Installs)

Installs Gapps (Gmail, Market, Youtube, Others)

System Files that get Modified:

/system/build.prop - Enabling Google Check In

packages.xml - Allows Gapps to install properly.

framework.jar - Should allow a proper Android ID to generate.

Changes:

June 24, 2011 -

Removed: Multitouch Permission

Added: Modified framework.jar

June 22, 2011 - Fixed: Script not running at boot.

June 20, 2011 - Initial Release

Before you begin:

You must already have a registered Nook Simple Touch

You must have a Gmail/Youtube linked Account. IF you used a Gmail account for B&N Registration you should use that one for this process.

You must either have dd (Linux) or WinImage (Windows) software.

You must have an external microSDCard reader or this will not work. Do NOT use the Nook Simple Touch.

You must have enough intelligence to follow instructions.

Let's get started:

Download TouchNooter from here: touchnooter-1-6-24.zip

Linux: Unzip and use dd if=touchnooter-1-6-24.img of=/dev/sdcard

Windows: Unzip and use WinImage to "Restore Virtual Hard Disk Image" to your SDcard.

Windows Alternative: https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download

Power off your Nook Simple Touch.

Insert TouchNooter SDcard into your Nook Simple Touch.

Power on your Nook Simple Touch.

You should see the screen "Rooted Forever".

It will boot like normal and you should be asked to select a launcher now. (If not use Button Savior to go home. This will bring up the launcher chooser.)

That was the hard part, now to the simple stuff.

Upon boot unlock your screen.

At the Android Welcome Screen skip Sign In.

Enable Location Services when given the option.

Connect to Wifi and launch Youtube from Go Launcher's App Drawer (Or the App Drawer of your Choice).

Click the Menu button (The right one in the middle of the status bar).

Select "My Channel" and Login using your Gmail Account.

Exit Youtube and Launch Gmail from "Extras".

Sync your Gmail Account and Exit. (If it fails to sync that is fine.)

Open up Market and Accept Terms and Service.

If you made it this far your nook should be successfully Rooted. Go Download an App to make sure.

Enable Non-Market Installs by running the NookColor Tools App.

If your Youtube fails to launch Uninstall and Reinstall Youtube from /data/app

Go to Settings > Device Info > SdCard > UnMount > Format

Thanks To:

Arnold Snarb - modified framework.jar

nemith - helping me figure out getting it to run at boot.

JesusFreke - For getting root.

MrMuffin - For the original Market Hack that we're using.

Currently Working On: TouchNooter 1.11.x
[Nook Touch Android Development] william1853:
I've probably screwed up, but perhaps not too badly. Tried to follow all the steps and got the system files copied to media, and then to replace the main system files, but there I got confused. I ended up rebooting without attempting to install the youtube app, which I didn't find in the download. Even now, a lot looks like it is working, but I can't even attempt to sign in to google cause I can't get a keyboard to come up to allow me to enter my user name and password. Is there any help for me, or am I a total dunce needing to start over? thanks!

EDIT: I see I am screwed -- no keyboard is coming up for me anywhere. I guess I can go through a major reset but if anyone has a suggestion to just get the keyboard back I will appreciate it.

EDIT2: Well I got past that, simply chose multitouch keyboard instead of Gingerbread in NookColor Tools.

EDIT3: But now I am stuck again as I can't sign in to a google account... says can't establish a reliable data connection to the server, even though my wifi is fine. But at least at the moment everything else is fine, though the keyboard isn't working very well (but it does work; lots of ghosting)
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
An .img file is being uploaded for TouchNooter 1.6.20 It'll do all the copy and edit stuff, the only thing it can't do is create an android ID.

In the "GappsAndMore" there was some keyboards which were from the NC it was just a raw pull from AN. This is more refined with things that could cause issues removed. (Like Keyboards, Framework.jars from the NC, etc.)
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
I'd suggest a wipe and running TouchNooter... GappsAndMore had Keyboards and stuff in it and removed the stock keyboard =\
[Nook Touch Android Development] william1853:
is a wipe in the nook touch holding down the power for 20 seconds?
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
No you need to do a complete wipe by triggering recovery, but I don't know how to trigger recovery yet.
[Nook Touch Android Development] william1853:
oh well the perils of early adoption. :-) I'll follow the thread with anticipation!
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
You could try 8 failed boots. Basically you power it on and then power it off before it fully boots. Do that 8 times and it might trigger recovery.
[Nook Touch Android Development] xboxexpert:
Confirmed this works great. I'm going to find a fix for the calendar.
[Nook Touch Android Development] xboxexpert:
Recovery is holding the power button for 20+ seconds it will trigger recovery
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
Really? Is that from when it's off?
[Nook Touch Android Development] xboxexpert:
Not sure I have yet to try it but someone in the other thread said he called BN and they told him that and he did it.
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
I tried it and all I could get was it turning on and off
[Nook Touch Android Development] MystaWright:
TouchNooter 1.6.20

This doesn't seem to work for me at all... I tried restoring the backup image and starting from scratch and it still will not work. I tried enabling Google Apps manually and it won't work for me either.

I think I'm done, if the 7th time wasn't the charm then I'm giving up for now...
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
I ran this on my Nook Touch and it worked just fine. Are you getting the "Rooted Forever" boot screen?
[Nook Touch Android Development] jocala:
Didn't work for me either. 8 interrupted boots did.
[Nook Touch Android Development] yugoliang:
i'm getting the rooted forever screen and then it just goes to the default stock home

any thoughts?
[Nook Touch Android Development] Michael.Rose:
Same problem here... tried to return EVERYTHING to stock too.

I did a reset of the device back to the out of the box experience, registered with my BN account, shut down and followed the directions to the letter. I had no luck at all. It just shows the Rooted Forever screen, then boots normally is if nothing happened.
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
Sorry Guys and Gals. Entirely my fault. It seems a combination of my own forgetfulness and bad scripting (I forgot proper codes and methods used in AN) caused this just to do nothing. I'm uploading a version as I'm typing this and will remove "BROKEN" from the title when it's up.
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
Still broken. init.rc isn't running it's script properly.

Script can be ran manually with:

adb shell sh /sdcard/nooter/tmp/scripts/Nooter

Will be working on getting it to trigger properly
[Nook Touch Android Development] vladu932:
Hi,

mine came yesterday ... rooted. Used for couple of hours.

Today I started it up and ... the touchscreen is no longer touch...

any ideas? is it a software bug?

anyone else having same issue?
[Nook Touch Android Development] jrec:
Did you put them in the right directory? An easy way to find that directory is to download a free B&N book, then look for it and sideload your books into that directory. Worked for me.
[Nook Touch Android Development] spiffwilkie:
I had assumed (wrongly?) that rooting left the previously sideloaded content in tact. However, I was unable to use the Nook as a mass storage device after rooting. The PC would recognize an external storage device (two, in fact. The SD and internal, I suppose), but both said that no disk was inserted.
[Nook Touch Android Development] mdall:
I had a similar problem and I think that rebooting my Nook solved it
[Nook Touch Android Development] Snoopy_:
spiffwilkie,

Is it possible you sideloaded your books onto your SD Card? If you did, when you created your image you would have over wrote the books. I side load with calibre mostly, and I usually point to main memory; not sd card.
[Nook Touch Android Development] Snoopy_:
This happened my first try. However, I ejected the SD card and restarted and everything came up fine. Market didn't work, but I re-rooted with the new Vending.pkg (i think) and then it worked until my B&N shop stopped working... I should have left it there... now I am in a bad spot.... Market does not work at all for me now. It says the server is busy...
[Nook Touch Android Development] spiffwilkie:
Nope. I didn't have an SD card previously. I also use Calibre. I restored the Nook, and am going to give it a go again. When I looked at the SD card on the settings menu, it was greyed out like it wasn't there. Is that normal after being rooted?

I'll give it another shot tonight. Thanks for the help.
[Nook Touch Android Development] Aridon:
The SD card, if its the same one from the root process, has been altered and needs to be fixed prior to using it again.

If you notice the actual size of your SD card after rooting will be around 70mb or so. You will need to re partition the card via Disk manager in windows or perhaps a free third party program to get it back to the Xgig it was.
[Nook Touch Android Development] spiffwilkie:
That was the issue actually. Removing the SD card and rebooting as someone else suggested fixed the prob.

Just to be clear, once the SD card is used to root, I don't need that image anymore?
[Nook Touch Android Development] Aridon:
No its not needed but if you don't re do the partitions it will only be 70mb instead of its normal size.
[Nook Touch Android Development] Byeon Kang-soe:
Yes, I have successfully re-imaged my nook back to 100% Factory. I am a noob on this board so I can't post links yet. If you want to PM me, I have the instructions. It involves connecting to your nook with adb and then manually changing the boot count to 8. This will force the re-image without manually interrupting the boot sequence 8 times.

After the re-image is complete you then wipe the data partition by either using the method of holding the face buttons or you can go to the menu option to reset your nook. Worked like a charm. I had to do this because my Shop no longer worked.

Peace.
[Nook Touch Android Development] cymoze:
Don't panic...yet. I had the same thing happen to me w/market. It took about 12-15 hours before server busy msg disappeared and Market worked peachy.
[Nook Touch Android Development] koolmur2z:
Hey Friends !

Thanks a million Gabriel for such a wonderful Root. Going through this entire thread I've noticed that most noobs like me are having lots of issues to get this working. I think I've found a relatively simple way of getting the root and everything else to work. I am listing out some pointers below, I know most of you'll don't need this but this is just my 2 cents worth of contribution to the community.

I am adding these pointers here so that people who have no clue what ADB is, can still use this wonderful root in a simple and easy to use manner.

1. I am using my Nook in India and have registered it from here. The credit card details are required only if you plan to use the B&N store. Without entering credit card details, the nook registers just fine and u can read side loaded books.

2. After you've registered your nook, This is very important please don't avoid this. please make a backup of the original ROM,the instructions are given here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1142983

Making this backup will help you if something goes amiss during this procedure and you can start with a fresh OS all over again. (It sure did help me)

3. After Backing up the original ROM, you can start the rooting procedure. U can follow the instructions provided on page 1, or follow the video tutorial on this page:

http://www.the-ebook-reader.com/nook-touch-root.html

4. I suggest you dont change any apks in the TouchNooter image burnt on your SD card besides the gmail.apk with the one provided on the pack on this page:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1132693&page=8

This gets your gmail app working perfectly.

5. During rooting, after u see the 'rooted forever' screen, the nook seems to hang on loading screen with five dots for very long. I suggest you wait for 10 mins and if it has still not progressed further, restart your nook. That should fix it.

6.After you have successfully rooted your device, you will notice that the market app is not searchable. You can solve this by downloading any filemanager from the market,

Astrofile comes up easily in the productivity section.

7. Now download the 'vending.apk' new market app from this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=992242

copy this file to the root of your sd card. Then using astrofile, upgrade your current market install. That should get the market app working and searchable.

8. The following applications are working perfectly fine for me,

DocumentstoGo

Aldiko

Opera Mobile

Juice Defender Ultimate.

9. Dont change the default wallpaper of the root as getting a new one to scale properly is quite difficult with the launchers. Also there is no way to revert back to the default wallpaper.

10. I am using a set of Black and white icons so that the screen looks beautiful.

11. Using Juice defender in extreme profile, my battery has reduced from a full charge to 89% in 3 days. So the battery life seems pretty good.

Hope you find my post useful.

Thanks once again to all the active member in this thread to help me maximize the usage of such an awesome gadget.
[Nook Touch Android Development] apeine:
Where did you get the black'n white icons?

I haven't had any problem with battery so far. Does Juice defender make it that better?
[Nook Touch Android Development] Greg G:
Great post! Helped with work out the last thing I did not have working (search in app store. Had the vending.apk but spaced on the notion that all I had to do was install it :) )

-Greg
[Nook Touch Android Development] devwild:
If you browse to an image in a file browser, and open it with "view image", then from the settings menu of the viewer you can set it as the wallpaper. It works fine, just keep in mind that android uses a landscape image in portrait mode, and only shows a portion depending on what screen you are on. So pick a photo/image that looks good even if it's just a portion of it.
[Nook Touch Android Development] koolmur2z:
apine, I don't remember for sure, but i'll post the icon pack here tomorrow.

Greg, I am glad my post was helpful. Sometimes we tend to make things so overtly complicated that simple fixes simply dont strike :)

Thanks For the tip Devwild. I seem to really appreciate the clean look that the n wallpaper provides to the interface but having an option to change the wallpaper is always welcome :D
[Nook Touch Android Development] koolmur2z:
apeine the advantage with juice defender is that it turns of wifi automatically even if you've forgotten to do it. No other noteworthy advantage.
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
Something like Tasker could also do this if you already had it. Personally I just leave my wifi off except when I'm using Market or whatever.
[Nook Touch Android Development] coolkatz321:
Can you elaborate on when to hit the two buttons? I've tried every way I can, and still can't get the recovery screen.
[Nook Touch Android Development] harisled:
Tapatalk Search and Google Reader official app do not work properly on my device, is this something that has happened to others or is it just me?

Also the Market did not search but I pushed the other version that I saw on some instructions and it can search now. The Browser did not work well and I pushed it aswell and now it just searches :P (for example you type www.facebook.com and it shows the result http://www.facebook.com so you can click on it to enter the page -strange)

Any help?
[Nook Touch Android Development] davidnw:
I have had the same problem, I used it for a couple of days. It locked up overnight with the screen-saver on and nothing would wake it up. It seems to be a problem that many others have had. So it is probably not a rooting problem, but a hardware or software fault. See the B&N support site:

http://bookclubs.barnesandnoble.com...ouch-screen-stops-working/td-p/1059518/page/3

http://media.xda-developers.com/images/smilies/frown.gif
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
The touchscreen suddenly not working is a software issue that needs to be fixed by B&N
[Nook Touch Android Development] jbr950:
The calendar app, when in "month" or "week" mode has a strange, elongated image of an sd card stretched across the topmost 1/4 of the screen, and this definitely disrupts the viewability of the calendar app.

Is this a known bug? Any idea how to get rid of the image?

Otherwise, this process has been awesome for this noobie.

Thanks.
[Nook Touch Android Development] harisled:
Happened to me as well
[Nook Touch Android Development] onlyforandroid:
Screen going dark

Hi, first thanks for all the good tinkering and guidance that people are providing on this forum. I own a rooted Nook Color running Cyanogenmod 7 that I love and recently bought the Nook Touch for my mother, who I think will primarily use it as a reader.

I'm looking for some help with the Touch, which I've rooted both with the TouchNooter method and the Root/Market & Setup Script Kit. I like the remapping of the left-hand physical buttons in the Root/Market & Setup Script Kit, but ended up preferring TouchNooter.

Here's the problem. In the process of tinkering with these two methods someone mentioned that the multitouch keyboard that had been installed as part of rooting was leaving lots of phantom images on their screen. I was seeing the same thing, so when the original keyboard got posted by xboxexpert I installed it. Here's the link to that post. The phantom images went away, and I thought I was set.

Very shortly after installing the keyboard, fast enough that I'm suspicious (but not certain) they are connected, the screen of my Mom's NookST started going dark at seeming random intervals, and wouldn't clear up again without pressing the power button in the back two times, one I think to shut it down and the other to restart it.

I haven't been able to figure out how to make it stop doing that. I've followed the method described here to supposedly flash back to stock, which has seemed to put everything to rights except the screen still goes dark.

Anybody have any suggestions? Sorry for the long post.
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
Spent some time at the local B&N couldn't get my N2E to access In Store at all, can anyone confirm this as an issue after running TouchNooter?
[Nook Touch Android Development] ryanpl:
Gabrial, I'll walk over to B&N today during lunch and see if I can connect there.
[Nook Touch Android Development] ryanpl:
My rooted. Nook was able to log on to the wifi at B& with no problems.
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
Yea, but could you use In-Store functions? Like Read in store, etc.
[Nook Touch Android Development] ryanpl:
I didn't read anything in store but was able to get instore content. My shop iconhad the instore label.
[Nook Touch Android Development] agr0man:
I'm having the same problem. Pressing the Nook "Shop" button takes me the shop screen and it acts like it's loading my "Recommentedations from BN", but then it kicks me back to whatever screen I was previously on. Does anyone know how to fix this?
[Nook Touch Android Development] TJSomething:
Ditto. I'm seeing exactly the same behavior.