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[Nook Touch General] nooktouch:
Mine were also registered. But somehow the registration info on my N2E got mangled during my tinkering process.

The sync thing was exactly the symptom that I saw. An error message eventually popped up.

Mine were available. Did you try my solution?

If that fails, the account info is stored in /data/system/accounts.db . Do an adb pull and you should be able to see and modify the info with sqlite3. Then adb push it back to see if it works. Good luck!
[Nook Touch General] jocala:
You can also nuke data/system/accounts.db and your nook will reset itself to factory if you do a deregister in settings.
[Nook Touch General] cymoze:
I've reset to factory in theory (still get the android screen on occasion after resetting and re-registering) - will the nuclear option totally wipe the root and mod for good or will it still be there? I'd like the TouchNooter to be gone for good. I want a fresh start, for either returning it or trying another TouchNooter install.

Shop still doesn't work after the "factory reset", for what it's worth.
[Nook Touch General] pinkowl:
I had similar problems with Owner and Account listed as unavailable all of a sudden. After poking around for a while, I found the reason is because I froze the original Nook browser in Titanium Backup. The app is [Bookmarks]Browser 2.2.1

So what I did was to unfreeze it. Then I re-register the device again by going to NookColor Tools, All Settings and selecting the second Wireless option out of the three Wireless options available. After that the library sync works again!

Hope this helps you out.
[Nook Touch General] cymoze:
Thanks for the go at it - since I already attempted a factory wipe, none of the apps from the mod are accessible. I'm able to re-register now, but the B&N Shop is still messed up and I can't access it .

I'd love to know of a way to get rid of the root completely so I can start all over again.
[Nook Touch General] mfreit:
I have a similar problem. When I open the shop app, it loads for few seconds and then crashes. I can access the shop through the B&N home app and buy books ok. I tried using the register device app but that did not help.

Rooted with TouchNooter 1.6.24
[Nook Touch General] cymoze:
Interesting. See, I can neither use the Shop app nor the B&N shop feature. Both kick me out to whatever screen I was at last. Now I can shop if I search for a topic or title by name, but that's the only way. I wonder if it has to do with the B&N "demo" process that's running in the background.
[Nook Touch General] mfreit:
My behavior is the same as yours. I can access the top 100 list from the B&N home screen app search. However, when I open the shop app it appears to start loading the ads at the bottom and then kicks me out to the last screen. Glad to know I am not the only one.

BTW. When I rooted using touchnooter, the boot process would always hang. I would restart and then the n2e would start just fine. I tried this twice.
[Nook Touch General] nitzmahone:
I had exactly the same symptoms after using TouchNooter- hangs forever during boot, but pop out the SD, reboot, and everything *seems* to be rooted and working fine, except the B&N Shop is hosed (crashes). I wasn't seeing this after the manual JesusFreke method. Everything works fine when I restore my stock backup, then do a factory reset, but B&N store is hosed every time after TouchNooter. Unregister/re-register doesn't make any difference- I get the same error OP does after restoring my stock or JesusFreke rooted backups, and unregister/re-register or factory reset fixes that. Only reason I went back to stock after JesusFreke's original root was to let TouchNooter get Market working without the manual emulator ID-gen, but maybe I'll give that a shot and see if it B&N Store still works after doing it manually.
[Nook Touch General] SeaFractor:
Thanks to your ongoing work on the stock B&N apps. To have the ability to have an OC CM7 Nook Color with the Stock apps would be great!

Yes, I'm using the Nook for Android app, but I'd prefer the stock app for the "enhanced content" support.

The other solution would be if the Nook Android app was eventually updated with the same capabilities.
[Nook Touch General] cymoze:
I didn't make a backup of my stock Touch ROM before I did the TouchNooter. After nootering, I noticed the Shop problem, which I honestly can't remember checking before I nootered it. When I did my factory reset after nootering, the shop problem was still there and the Android screen was still present.

I'd like to go back and try to wipe everything and try it all fresh, but nothing I do seems to get rid of Android screen, which means the nooter is still there. But besides shop being temperamental, everything works great. I couldn't be happier with the root and the expanded awesomeness of the Touch.
[HTC EVO 3D] xoreactionzox:
I am starting sprint service an i am wondering what phone i should get i have already had the evo an epic an i liked the evo more besides the screen

Now with all the problems with the evo 3d should i get it or maybe the nesux because i didnt really care about 3d its just a battery drannner

So what do you all think?
[HTC EVO 3D] DataDork:
you will prob get hw003.. if we are to ref the evo 4g .. hw003 had most bugs worked out.

and yes. i would recommend it. i am not looking back at my evo4g one bit. love this phone.
[HTC EVO 3D] xoreactionzox:
Thanks i really love the feel an look of this phone i just want to make sure its not a over advertised cheap device but i plan on gettin it around the 4th of next month i was wanting to wait a couple of shippments to make sure i get a device that has no problems i loved my evo and i hope to love this phone just as much
[HTC EVO 3D] EvoSideHustlAZ:
once you go Evo you never go back!lol.naw but on a serious note this phone is just like OG evo bigger cooler brother with a few trricks up his sleeve.
[HTC EVO 3D] willy900wonka:
The 3d is better than the HERO.

IF you do get it, get a pair of $ .99 reading glasses.

The preceding is the reason that companies "BUY" engineering: so they have products which are downgraded (dpi/pixels p i ?) and features which are legacy to the original specs (1024 dpi).

BTW if the ceo of htc uses the evo 3d for email: .... I hope he has reading glasses. LMFAO #shortsighted
[HTC EVO 3D] xoreactionzox:
Why do u need reading glasses
[HTC EVO 3D] AIovanna:
Pull the trigger on the Evo 3D worth the updgrade from the 4G, it's faster and Sense runs great. I agree the whole 3D thing is a fad and almost useless on this phone but after seeing it the geek in me was impressed...I've had it for less than 24 hours but I am already used to the higher resolution....so far no problems.
[HTC EVO 3D] williamjf77:
i would reccomend it
[HTC EVO 3D] user7618:
Yes.

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3vo. That is all that needs be said.
[HTC EVO 3D] jaime2563:
I would highly recommended it. Best phone I've owned. Top notch !
[HTC EVO 3D] tjb3401:
Haha what? Reading glasses? I think you are alone with that thought... The EVO 3D has of of the best screen resolutions of all phones out there. Definitely recommended. Also it will have some of the best developer support here at xda if you ever want to go the customizing route.

Sent from my Shooter
[HTC EVO 3D] coffeehandle:
Yesssssssss
[HTC EVO 3D] XxDjbluexX:
Yes, I would recommend it's amazing.
[HTC EVO 3D] dimebagdan65:
Yeah, definitely the evo 3d. Run smooth as butter and 3d is amazing, no eyestrain here as long as the content was well made (looking at you, Spidey...) The Green Hornet looks flawless in 3D
[HTC EVO 3D] tinybfk:
Yes! Get it! EVO 3D!
[HTC EVO 3D] Dsims6465:
Hi 'leggs,' here's why. The default font size, especially in messaging and mail, is just too small for all but 'young eyes!' Sprint forgot many of us paid premium dollar for a large screen with LARGE print (fonts) and icons. There is no font adjustment anywhere on the phone. Nore any app in the Market. I spoke with Sprint 2nd tier tech support and they said there is no cure. I have a new EVO 3D and I'm taking it back mainly for this reason. Eye strain sucks. I want my 4G back.........with Gingerbread. Others may love this phone, but mine is buggy......it freezes often, the camera acquired a green tint, and several navigational arrows in texting and url writing are simply gone. I think the 4G came 'out of the box' on its' first day as a much more usable device.

The Old Black Guy
[HTC EVO 3D] berardi:
Absolutely love this phone. Even if u don't use 3D this thing is polished.
[HTC EVO 3D] LearnIIBurn:
Phone is phenomenal! Even the 3D is a blast and way better than I thought it would be. You get used to the viewing angles quick, and if you are constantly under the influence of substances, the 3D is 10x better. Just watch Green Hornet high as a kite, then afterwards, envy the speed of the phone in general. I love this handset!

Highly recommended :D
[HTC EVO 3D] robnelle:
Yeah, what Paw Paw said! :D Although I can deal with the smaller font caused by the higher resolution, I do appreciate the issue since my own vision has always been poor. I've been wearing glasses since I was four and trying to focus on something you can't see well is a pain. I wish we had font control. That and root access would make this the perfect phone.
[HTC EVO 3D] Super Chimp:
In the UK it's really this or Sensation in HTC terms and in 3D terms the LG Optimistic 3D & is it better than both of them?
[HTC EVO 3D] Zorachus:
Will root or custom ROM's increase the font ? I would think that would be a much wanted improvement ?
[HTC EVO 3D] pain-is-free:
By all means the EVO 3D is the phone to have. It will only get better with root.
[HTC EVO 3D] trapharder4844:
The Evo 3d is a nice upgrade. The 3d part is just promotional. But everything else is great. It's a must have if you are eligible for a upgrade.
[HTC EVO 3D] jordant2:
Yes, yes and yes. Even the 3d part is a lot better than I thought it would be. It's looks amazing! Phone is a speed demon too. Love it so far. Can't imagine what developers can do with a device this powerful and really what seems to be a solid ROM already with Sense 3.0. A winner for sure.
[HTC EVO 3D] Super Chimp:
How are its ergonomics, I couldn't get on with SGS 2's boxiness?
[HTC EVO 3D] dimebagdan65:
I have mine in the otterbox defender case, and it feels like a dream in my hand. The 3D has a 16:9 aspect ratio compared to the 4G's 5:3 so it's taller but narrower. I literally can't say enough good things about this phone. Buy it!
[HTC EVO 3D] a2k:
Not until root!
[HTC EVO 3D] dimebagdan65:
Go to your computer monitor and increase the resolution setting by 1 notch. See how everything gets smaller? Same concept applies here. There was an increase in resolution from the 4G to the 3D, hence the smaller font size. If you used the lcd density changer application on your 4G, you would get the same effect ( which I did, and it got me used to a smaller font long before I switched to the 3D. Hold it a tad closer, get some reading glasses, wait for root and use the lcd density changer application to decrease your resolution or get a new phone. In short, deal with it lol
[HTC EVO 3D] sdc177:
At this point I would wait for the SGS2. This phone is nice but I'm not in love with it and I have a feeling there will be strings attached when HTC unlocks it.
[HTC EVO 3D] Super Chimp:
I am convinced that it was the screen ratio on the SGS 2 that made it impossible for me to use it successfully from an ergonomics viewpoint. Whereas, because the Arc is 16:9, and though it's nothing like a small phone, that I haven't had the same issues using it. So it's good to hear this phone is 16:9 as well.
[HTC EVO 3D] dimebagdan65:
Glad I could give ya the dish! Compared to my old EVO4G, the 3DVO is a perfect fit, and gaming is great in landscape with the wider/taller screen ratio
[HTC EVO 3D] xhadudkenx:
I definitely recommend this phone.
[HTC EVO 3D] bpollina:
one word....awesome!

I recently cracked my Touch Pro 2 screen and was looking into the EVO for $99 (same as insurance claim!) or the Evo 3d for $199. When I went to Radio Shack to compaire the 2, even if you take the 3d out of the picture, it's a night and day difference between EVO and 3D. You get dual core, faster speed, better resolution, front facing camera and the big tipping point for me HIGHER RESALE VALUE! I do recommend the otter box, though, because the glas does get awful close to the edges and that's where the screen cracks occur. I absolutely LOVE it and can't say enough good about this phone!
[HTC EVO 3D] Super Chimp:
I found it strange that the SGS 2 wasn't 16:9 ratio as well I can only assume it was some issue with the manufacturing of its Super AMOLED + screen.
[HTC EVO 3D] dcfella:
I'd recommend this phone. Coming from the original Evo, the 3D is definitely faster and the screen text are much sharper. I like the size too, since navigating it is easier one handed. Also, the 3D effects are pretty cool to behold.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shawn_230:
I think I may have bricked my OG HD2 (T8585) while trying to undo everything I had done to it, which was HSPL, MAGLDR and a NAND Android ROM.

It all started when I first tried to flash Kingdom's Sense 3.0 Gingerbread ROM. It told me to create a 340MB partition using HD2 Toolkit which I did. I then flashed the ROM as per the instructions, but it kept getting stuck on the boot logo so I decided to go back all the way to stock WinMo.

I downloaded a stock 1.66 ROM from HTC's website, tried to flash it via USB which failed because I obviously have no ActiveSync in Android. So I loaded the image onto my SD card and tried to flash by holding Vol Down and Power.

That was the first sign of trouble, about 1/10th during upgrade process it gave me some errors and rebooted to a black screen with a silver warning triangle.

Trying to go back into bootloader, I got the message about "upgrade ROM code error."

Since it had reverted back to SPL 1.42 I tried to reflash HSPL2 through USB, which worked fine, got the "We bricked it ;)" message and everything. But then I tried to install MAGLDR and nothing, it fails even though it recognizes the USB connection.

So what can I do? On the one hand my device can accept and load HSPL2 and my computer is recogonizing the USB connection, but other than that nothing, it won't even turn on without being connected to external or USB power.

I also tried installing stock 1.43 ROM and that goes fine, it gives me an okay on everything but it gets stuck in the white HTC bootscreen in a loop.

I know I probably made a huge glaring mistaking to cause this, it's probably because I've bought a Transformer tablet and a Galaxy S2 in the last month so the steps regarding the HD2 were probably a bit of a blur. I guess the stock ROM probably included a radio that I wasn't supposed to flash, causing my device to be bricked.

But is there anyway I can get some type of OS working on this poor HD2 now? :(
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shawn_230:
She lives!!!

Okay, I'm not actually sure if the problem is solved but I'm back in WinMo 6.5 for the time being.

Since it had been off for a few hours I tried my luck again, plugged it into the wall and saw that it was stuck in the boot loop again. But I got distracted and left it, and when I came back it was on the orange WinMo setup screen.

Not sure what happened to make it go from not even getting power from the battery to working normally. But I see now my radio version is 2.05 which is massively old, I'm going to try and upgrade that first and see... hopefully it won't go back to being dead the moment I power down.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] germotlp:
I had pretty much the same problem as you, but mine is the tmobile us version. I tried flashing back winmo from android via sdcard method but i got an upgrade error. I tried flashing with microSD card sizes 8gb, 16,gb, and then 2gb which was recommended, but still no luck. I managed to connect the hd2 through usb on the tricolor screen and flashed back to hspl2.08 and magldr and cwm were still on. But i would like to still get back to winmo stock as if it came from tmobile.

My question is if i download the latest update from tmobile which is T-Mobile HD2 MR Software (Version 3.14.531.1), what is the correct spl i should have installed on the hd2 so that htc and tmobile wont know that i messed with the spl? is it 3.03? I was going to connect via USB on the tri color screen again, run the EXE and manually install the SPL? I just need to know which SPL to install after i run the latest winmo update. Please advise on the SPL and the method i'm going to take on reverting back to winmo. Thanks.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shawn_230:
So it sounds like you lucked out, huh? So your HD2 works at least? I believe if you succesfully flash an official ROM like from T-Mobile, it will replace everything including the SPL back to stock - this is what I was trying to do by flashing official 1.43, to go back to factory mode.

I seem to be worse off than you though. I posted last night how my HD2 was back up running WinMo, but as suspected the moment I rebooted it was back stuck in the boot loop.

Any ideas? I wish I could get the HD2 working again so I could set it aside and get to playing with my new Galaxy S2.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shawn_230:
This is driving me crazy now...

I managed to flash HSPL 2.08, and then MAGLDR 1.3, and then CWM recovery on top.

But this still seems bricked to me, still needs external power to turn on and I can't actually flash a working ROM... flashing a ROM via USB gives connection error and flashing via SD card goes fine but gets stuck in a boot loop.

What can I do at this point short of tossing the phone? I've tried stock 1.48, stock 1.66, a bunch of radios from 2.05 to 2.15... everything.

I am doing some research but the only results I find are T-Mo HD2s being bricked by the wrong radio. I have an original HD2 and I never flashed a radio intended for another HD2 model, so how is my phone so bricked all of a sudden?

All the threads I've found say if you can get into the bootloader then there's some hope but I doubt it because I can't successfully flash anything with it. I don't even know how I managed to get back into WinMo briefly last night... think my HD2 is probably just toast.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shawn_230:
Okay, I finally solved my problems for sure - bent charging leads in the battery compartment!

Anyone having boot issues, take out your battery and look at the metal leads and you will probably find them bent out of shape. They are incredibly flexible, so just make them straight again and it will work. I assume it cuts external power briefly right before booting into WinMo, which is why it was rebooting constantly.

So I suppose for me this was a huge case of confusion, I got all confused with bootloaders and MAGLDRs when the problem wasn't even software related.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] germotlp:
The problem with my hd2 is the CPU is overheating thus causing it to freeze or lock up, and gets it annoying. After hours of searching on XDA, that's what seems to be the problem. I can't even talk on the phone for more than ten minutes or else locks up. So my idea was to get it back to winmo stock and see if it still locks up. If it does then i will probably try to send it back to HTC and see if they send another one maybe or fix it.

Ive had no luck luck flashing back to winmo from sdcard so i think i should try flashing back to winmo via usb on the tri color screen. Ive read on XDA that if you flash winmo via usb that it doesn't replace your SPL, and you have to run HSPL4 and flash it manually. I'm just not sure which SPL i should flash. I'm assuming 3.03 maybe?

What you could try is using an sdcard that is 2gb or less. Ive read that anything higher than 2gb will cause issues. I'm still a noobie at this rooting biz. Hope that helps.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shawn_230:
Which model HD2 do you have?

Find and download the stock ROM from this thread, get 1.66 since it will work with HSPL2 which is the latest HSPL that will work with MAGLDR (for Android and WinPhone7).

You can flash that through SD card and it will go back to total stock, including stock SPL. I assume you know how to pull the .nbh file from the ROM you download, so just rename to LEOIMG.nbh and put it on your SD card.

Go into the tri-color screen and it should flash fine and give you factory reset. This is where it wasn't working for me, but not because I had flashed the wrong ROM or something but because I had messed up the charging leads in the back while popping the battery in and out to reboot as I was flashing.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] germotlp:
Man I downloaded 1.66 last nite and tried to flash back to winmo from android and its toast. Not sure what went wrong. Oh well.
[Samsung Mesmerize] Amontgomery:
I am attempting to follow the "Newbie's Step-by-step" guide for the Showcase on Cellular South. I have rooted my phone and downloaded the files needed to install RomManager and Clockworkmod Recovery (I haven't installed everything yet, still getting the hang of my root file manager).

Before I continue on, I wanted to make sure that I have the correct version of Voodoo for my phone. I am using a stock but rooted 2.1 os that comes standard on the Showcase. I followed the link to the Voodoo Kernel thread to download the zip file but kept getting error messages from the dropbox site. After a bit more looking, I found a Showcase Voodoo kernel. The name of the file is eb11_voodoo.zip

Is this the correct version for my phone?

I have been reading these forums for several days looking for this answer.

I would assume that since I would be replacing the kernel of the stock os that it would not matter what the original os version was, but I want to be absolutely sure.

Also, is it possible to use the Voodoo kernel while maintaining the rest of the stock 2.1 os? I really just want to be able to use lagfix and voodoo audio controls.
[Samsung Mesmerize] djsp00kyk:
Small world im from brookhaven too!... But to answer your question that zip is for EB11 2.2 not 2.1. I am not sure right off what kernels are available for 2.1. I upgraded to 2.2 with the modem and used OTB 1.6 kernel when i did my phone. You should try pnp v1 for showcase it is a pretty safe and basic rom for staying close to factory and gives you 2.2.
[Samsung Mesmerize] 93foxgt:
According to cell south's Facebook page, they are suppose to release 2.2 for the showcase by the end of the week if you can wait. If not you will need a dj20 2.1 voodoo kernel.

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Samsung Mesmerize] richaoj:
You should probably just wait until cellular south releases 2.2, then use a voodoo kernel. I don't know of any voodoo kernels for 2.1 that include the audio controls.
[Samsung Mesmerize] Amontgomery:
Would having eclair rooted cause problems with a stock froyo update?
[Samsung Mesmerize] Amontgomery:
Also, does anyone have a link to a mirror to download the 2.1 voodoo dj20 kernel?
[Samsung Mesmerize] richaoj:
see the showcase thread in the themes and apps section for link.
[Samsung Mesmerize] richaoj:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=871915
[Samsung Mesmerize] Amontgomery:
These are the ones where the link was broken on dropbox. I think the op must have pulled the files from his account. Unless there are other links I'm not seeing.
[Samsung Mesmerize] richaoj:
Read later on in the thread, I think there are links there somewhere as I seem to remember.
[Samsung Mesmerize] djsp00kyk:
I think I would wait for Phidelt82 to fix the new 2.2 build and flash it. I have never cared for, or been happy with CS released upgrades. I always give them a shot but end up flashing other roms within a week due to the disappointment in their versions. Just my two cents.
[Samsung Mesmerize] richaoj:
+1
[Samsung Mesmerize] Amontgomery:
That's probably what I will do.