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[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
I am writing on my phone and I am lazy to post a link. I saw this solution to make push notification work and it worked for me. Basically you need to borrow a blackberry and then you enable notification in the app setting. You also need to give permission to the bb facebook app to access facebook. After that log on to your android facebook after clearing the data and cache in the manage app settings. You can also log out of the bb facebook.
[Nexus One General] mattpannella:
i saw that too

i dont have access to a blackberry, but my gf has an ipad. so i tried to set up facebook for iphone the same way people are saying to do it w/ a BB

no luck
[Nexus One General] blunden:
There has never been anything stopping them from including push but still support older devices/versions so I doubt they'll change.
[G2 and Desire Z General] ashwinmudigonda:
I'm using Cyanogen Mod 7.0.3 with 2.6.32.28 kernel. Each time I make a call, the data network symbol disappears. This is not the case when I am on WiFi. It does not bother me too much, but if it is a fixable bug, I would like to know how to fix it.
[G2 and Desire Z General] shabgard:
If you are not on hspa you will loose your data when ur making a call.
[G2 and Desire Z General] moe6:
I often miss calls when I'm on 2G saving battery and my friends are chatting up a storm in Whatsapp groupchat for exactly this reason.
[G2 and Desire Z General] jankrix:
nod the problem is because you're in 1 or 2G, you said when you use wifi the problmem does not exist, that is because there are separate line between data and voice. Like other has noted above, try to stay at 3G which does have separate data and voice so you won't loose data call when you're doing voice call.
[G2 and Desire Z General] xsteven77x:
I notice that happens to me sometimes too. Always wondered why sometimes the data went away and sometimes it didnt. Thanks for some clarification!
[Android Themes] karlxx:
Hello fellow XT720 owners and fans!

I've been following the recent developments in our community for quite some time. A lot of breakthroughs are being made, and there is even talk of gingerbread heading our way (finally!).

In the mean time, I've decided I might like to put my moderate designing skills to use and create an uber awesome theme for us. However, I cannot decide over which ROM/theme manager to develop it for.

There is MIUI, of course, and also Metamorph (among others).

Because I can't decide between the two, I would like to gather some input in regards to what other XT720 owners think.

Where do you prefer your themes? I'm keen to know!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davewave:
Im getting an error message when trying to flash Virtuous Stock Kernel v4. Im on CWM v3.0.2.4, Virtuous Unity Rom 1.27. When trying to flash, i get an error "Amend scripting is no longer supported. It was necessary to remove it when upgrading to the CWM 3.0 Gingerbread. Please switch to edify scripting." I've been flashing kernels for a while now, but this is the first time ive ran into this problem. Any help?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cnote74:
The kernel was made for an older version of clockwork mod, I don't think it is compatible with unity. A good kernel is the unity v3 or one of the new kernels in evil d thread on unity.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davewave:
thanks. will check it out now
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chef2:
Hey there, It seems all my searches on rooting the sprint hero on 2.2.1 are bringing up results from 2009 and 2010. and mostly for 2.1

Is there an updated way of rooting the 2.2.1?

Also is there a sense 3.0 rom thats stable for the sprint hero?

also also lol is there a way of rooting the phone by just flashing a rooted rom like in some phones?

thanks alot

sorry if they are dumb questions

edit.. can the hero still be rooted on unrevoked?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bierce22:
theres a thing called the search button:mad:
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chef2:
thanks

I did search about rooting it, in unrevoked my radio version is not supported. and other methods are for 2.1 seems all i can find. all outdated. i must be missing it.

I shouldve known you would flame, i see you flaming alot on here. not much of a helper lol i guess we all have our roles. But as i stated in my OP that i searched and found outdated stuff.

As for the rest of the questions i have found my answers

by the way

thanks again
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Houndog101:
If your heroc has 2.2 its already rooted.. we root 2.1 so we can install 2.2 etc.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chef2:
uggh, it is 2.1 firmware sorry lol getting caught up in my searches and what im seeing.

i am seeing that super1click should work if i follow the instructions. am i safe to sy that? lol

thank you
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bierce22:
look i only flame when people really deserve it obviously you didnt search hard enough because stickied at the top of the forum is full list of information for noobs that ill duce put together.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drlzanej:
Try this ,,, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1140850
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Hello Nookers,

I myself and pndo1 of XDA have posted guides for dual booting CM7 and Stock 1.2. My first one was crappy, my second one was a little less crappy, and pndo1's was pretty good, but had too many steps. So yeah, I decided to clear this up once and for all. Alright, enough of that garbage, let's get on with the guide!

0. Make a CWM sd card using these instructions.

1. Download CM7 to your sd card. I recommend the latest version from here. Also, if you would like to overclock download this. Lastly, if you would like to remap Volume + and - to Menu and Back, download this too. Also, your gonna want (duh) have a copy of Nook Color Stock 1.2. This one is the best in my opinion. Also, if you would like to root Stock 1.2, get this. Now get gapps from here. Almost! Download thishere. And now the multiuboot! Grr... this is tiring... but lasties! Get it here. Put ALL the files you downloaded on your SD Card.

1. Boot into CWM. Go into Backup+Restore and create a backup. Then go into Mounts+Storage and unmount the sd card. Put in an MicroSD reader in your computer. Navigate to /sdcard/clockworkmod/ and find the backup. Copy it to your computer. You can now delete it from the SD Card. Put the SD Card back in the nook. Go into Mounts+Storage and hit "Mount sd card" Now from the same place, wipe system, data, and cache. Now go to the root menu (hit the power button once). Hit "Install zip from sd card" then "Choose zip from sd card" Select prep.dualboot.zip. Then redo the choose zip Select your downloaded 1.2 Zip. It should be called "update_nc_stock_1.2_keepcwm.zip" Flash that. Now wait for it to install. Reboot your Nook. It will boot and will ask you to setup the Nook. Set it up but if you don't have wifi, follow these instructions. After setting up, boot back into CWM using your sd card.

2. Now Choose the zip from sd again, but select ManualNooter. That will take one minute to flash. Reboot again. Make sure your root is setup. To confirm, download an app from the market. Any app.

3. Once that is done, boot back into CWM. Flash the zip "eclair-to-dualboot-0.2.zip" It will duplicate Stock 1.2 to the Second partition. Now go into Mounts+Storage, and wipe system+data+cache. Now choose zip again, but this time pick CM7. Then Choose again, pick GAPPS. Then anything else, like that KeysMod or OC kernel. Now flash Multi-Uboot-0.3.zip. Now reboot without holding anything. It should boot CM7. Reboot, but this time hold the home button. BAM! Stock 1.2. Hope it worked for ya!

To those whom it doesn't work:

Credits:

@GirLuvsDroid for the feedback and testing

@GabrialDestruir for 1.2 Manual Nooter

@Koush for ROM Manager and CWM Flashes

@yellowguy for telling us to flash prep.dualboot

@Anyone else who helped but escapes my mind at the moment

@pndo1 (Who has moved on to better things than our little NC's... aka Flyer) for this orignal project
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
I've been wanting to dual boot my NC for a while now, but I've read several sets of instructions and kept getting twisted up in them. I was also concerned that having a dual boot would make it difficult to impossible to continue installing the CM7 nightlies and the latest Dal kernels.

These instructions look really clear and easy to follow and I thank you for that!

I just want to clarify my understanding: both CM7 and stock 1.2 are run from eMMC, correct? And, because stock 1.2 is on the second partition, it's just business as usual to install the nightlies and the latest kernel on the first partition, right?

Again, thanks for taking the time to rework your instructions again. Your contributions are much appreciated!
[Nook Color General] fattire:
Why a special uboot? Stock cm7 uboot (based on bn 1.2) already does multiboot... (hold down n on boot for info) and dalingrin's nook tweaks lets you set up default options from prefs menu...

That said, I didn't read the instructions carefully so maybe there's a reason...
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
@GirLuvsDroid Your welcome, and yes both run from the emmc. Flash nightlies and kernel like anything. Just nothing to the dual boot partition.

@fattire For me the CM7 Alternate boot option hangs. But again, that's me.
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
I may have just missed it, but I didn't see where in the instructions to download the Multi-Boot-Uboot-0.3.zip file.

I found and downloaded v0.4 file from this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=947698

and it doesn't quite work right. It boots CM7 fine, but it hangs on the Nook 'N' screen when booting into stock 1.2. I'm not sure if that's because of the v0.4 multi-boot file, or because of something else I did wrong. (It did boot into stock 1.2 correctly at the point where you said it would in the instructions).

Any thoughts, or the link to the v0.3 multi-boot zip and I'll flash that to see if it corrects the problem.
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
MH, it's the link in the OP that says this: "Last one (yes, really!)

here

." It's not the Multi-Boot-Uboot-0.3.zip but the eclair-to-dualboot-0.2.zip.

Disgregard this post -- I'm an idiot and apparently blind, as well.
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
Thanks GLD.

I'll reflash that one (I flashed both, just like the directions said :) ) and see if that makes it behave better.
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
I must be blind -- I don't see where it says to flash both. I only see the eclair-to-dualboot in the instructions.

Nevermind -- I found it. It's the last step. I stand corrected and I'm glad I do because I'm planning to do this when I get home from work tonight. Thanks for setting me straight!
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
Reflashing the eclair to dualboot wasn't the answer, now is doesn't even TRY to boot the stock 1.2.

Now where did I leave that drawing board....
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
I found the download link for the Multi-Boot-Uboot-0.3.zip:

http://api.viglink.com/api/click?fo...dified u-boot.bin based on B&amp;N 1.2 source
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
GLD, if anyone tells you that you're not a goddess, you tell them that I said you are. :)

Of course, that didn't solve the problem. (sigh)

I ran the entire routine again, and this time used the v.03 multi-boot that you found, same problem. It will boot into CM7 just fine, but it hangs up when booting into stock.
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
ahhhhhh, that's just so sweet, MH!

I just went through the whole process myself and everything went perfectly right up until I tried to boot into stock 1.2. Exactly like you, it hangs on the N and won't boot up. CM7 boots just fine, though.
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
Well, at least I know it's not just me.

By any chance, have you run the app that changes your Nooks RAM from 'new way' to 'old way'? (1gb data, 5gb apps).

I have, I wondering if that has something to do with it (just fishing of course, it's not like I actually KNOW anything).
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
Yes, I had a blue dot NC that I repartioned, but I did it using the custom partition (around 2GB data).
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Well, multi-boot link added.
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Oh, to those whom it doesn't work (stuck on N), try flashing 1.2 zip and manual nooter without rebooting and then eclair2dualboot then wipe system,data, and cache. Then flash cm7 and goodies. Not one reboot. Try it and only then say if it works or doesn't.
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
I'll try this no-boot method when I get a chance tomorrow. One question for you -- assuming I get this to work, is there any reason I can't restore /data from the CWM backup of my original setup that I made before I started the dual boot process?
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
I get the same result with the no boot method. CM7 boots fine, Nook stock hangs on the 'N' screen.
[Nook Color General] yelloguy:
I had the same problems as everyone else is reporting on this thread. I did this on Tuesday without the benefit of this guide but with the help of other two mentioned in the OP.

So after talking to iKingBlack via PM, I tried it again yesterday. And here is the exact sequence of events in case it helps anyone.

Install removal script for dual boot found in these forums

Install stock 1.2 from the link mentioned in OP

Boot 1.2 and register the device

Sleep 7.5 hours and then chat with iKingBlack :-)

Install manual nooter, then the apk enabler

Boot 1.2 to check root access

(no boot from now on)

Install prep dual boot

Install eclair to dual boot

Format system, data and cache

Install CM7 nightly

Install gapps

Install multi boot

Reboot holding N and check stock works as it used to

Reboot normally, check CM7 works and set it up

Since then I have used both partitions successfully.
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
@GLD Yes, I think you can restore safely.

@yellowguy You don't need prep dual boot because eclair2dualboot already takes care of that. And if my instructions didn't work, try yellowguys, a slightly refined method.
[Nook Color General] Taishan16:
:o Sorry, I forgot to update, but yes, I did have success. I guess somwhere between all the tries, I had messed up my partitions, and had to redo that first to get stock to boot properly.

Lol, but I know exactly what you mean, except I am the opposite. I mostly use stock to read, and don't really use the tablet side at all. I'm not surprised it happened, I should've expected it. But I wasn't going to let the dual boot problem beat me.
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
I wiped and started over to test a few things today, and did a pretty extensive re-write of the guide as a result. Primarily, I incorporated rajendra82's plain, CWM-flashable stock 1.3 ROM, which cuts some unnecessary steps and potential sources of error. If you're starting with a CM7 backup like I did, it cuts the whole process down to two sessions in CWM and 3-5 total boots.

As a result of input from rajendra82 in his thread, confirmed by my testing today, I've found that there is no reason to wipe out a stock install (formatting system/data/cache) before running prep-dualboot and froyo-to-dualboot. It wasn't relevant to me when I moved from CM7 to dualboot, and I just went along with the OP that you burn everything down and start fresh, but there's no need if you're running stock now.

So, the guide now preserves settings/apps/data for your existing stock, CM7, or presumably, Phiremod 7+ install.
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
Yelloguy's method worked for me.

I got remove dual boot and prep dual boot here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=959461)

I got the apk enabler here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1051235

And in the list of things that are painfully obvious (yes, I forgot first time) the first step is format system, data & cache.

Thanks to both ikingblack and yelloguy for working this out (and to all of the people whose work they built on)!
[Nook Color General] yelloguy:
@MH, I am glad to hear that it worked for you.
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
@MH, enjoy dual boot

@yellowguy, can I improve my guide using your steps? Thanks.
[Nook Color General] bluepen61:
Is this dual-boot all on the emmc and not using (or booting from/with) the micro sdHC card? After reading this a couple of times, it implies booting from only the emmc. A simple description of the dual boot mapping might be nice; maybe include a simple description of the partitions too.
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
Yes, this is dual-boot on the emmc -- see ikingblack's answer to my question in post 4 of this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15409096&postcount=4
[Nook Color General] jasoraso:
I think the reason the cm7 alternate boot option hangs is because it is trying to boot a uAltImg, which doesn't exist. The "froyo to dual boot.zip is creating a uFImg instead.

The attached "Froyo to dual Boot" will copy the Froyo from the original partitions to the Alternate boot partitions; and rename the Froyo kernel image to uAltImg (and Ram file) so that the default cm7 uboot.bin can work with it. This should be more "future proof" so that if newer nightlies replace the uboot.bin, it will still work.

http://db.tt/SvVAQrx
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
jasoraso, if I use your alternate Froyo to Dual Boot file, will I then not need to flash the Multi-Uboot-0.3.zip?
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Could anyone use Multi-UBoot and at the N post a logcat? Cause I can't find the problem.... cause I'm not getting it...
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
After I got done setting up everything for the dual boot, I removed my CWM SD card and put back in my 'standard' SD Card. Based on the fact that dual boot still works (and my understanding of what 'eclair to dualboot' does) it's safe to say that both ROMs reside in EMMC.

Edit, I need to refresh my screen more often so that I can see things have already been answered. :)
[Nook Color General] bluepen61:
Thanks! I missed that.
[Nook Color General] yelloguy:
Of course. What are you going to call it though? Very very corrected? ;-)
[Nook Color General] jasoraso:
That is correct. I flash in this order from CWR:

- dual boot prep (shrinks /media partition, and creates new partitions from the empty space. Note: if you have a "blue dot" NC w/ a small /media partition, you will need to flash the repartition and reformat zips available in the thread regarding resizing before flashing the dual boot prep).

- froyo to dual boot (this copies the main o/s partition to the newly created partition, and if you use the one I posted, copies the kernal (uimage) and Ramdisk to AltImg and AltRam (instead of uFImg and uAltRam). Note, if you want your B&N Froyo to be rooted, you need to do so BEFORE running this .zip as the O/p describes, however it is possible to flash this w/o rooting the B&N / Froyo.

- CM7 - this will install cm7 on the original partition. You will want to wipe /system and /data (factory restore). This also installs a new uboot.bin that is compatible with dualbooting, but looks for a file called "uAltImg". The uboot.bin that the o/p is using is looking for a file called uFImg, so he has you flash his file after this that replaces the CM7 uboot with his.

- install Dalingrin kernel so you can o/c.

If you follow these steps, you will have the uboot.bin that comes from cm7 that Fattire created. When you hold down the N button when powering on, you will get a boot menu - select boot "EMMC" and "Alternate" to boot into the dual boot partition. This uboot.bin also allows booting into the /recovery partition on the EMMC (you must first use clockwork Rom Manager to install CWR to the Recovery partition).

The uboot that the o/p provides apparently will boot directly to the dual boot partition when the N button is held down (and it looks for uFImage instead of uAltImg). BUT I believe CM7 replaces the uboot.bin with the Fattire one mentioned above. If you use the dual boot file I posted, it works with the CM7 uboot. If you use the o/p's, you will need to flash his uboot.bin AFTER flashing cm7, and I think you will need to reflash everytime you update the cm7 with a nightly.
[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
I tried to do this using jasoraso's method, but when I've tried to run the dual boot prep several times now, I keep getting a Status 0 error, installation aborted.

When I switch gears and run ikingblack's Froyo to dual boot (because he said the dual boot prep is unecessary because it's included), the file appears to run fine, but I'm not successfully getting my NC to boot the 2nd partition even using yelloguy's method.

So here's my question: I did buy a blue-dot NC and repartitioned it a couple of weeks ago. The thing is, I repartitioned it to "custom" size (2GB data, 4GB media). Do I need to repartition again to the old way (1GB data, 5GB media) to make this work?
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Edited to include yellowguy's guide.
[Nook Color General] jasoraso:
I only know that on the method I described, it works with the 1gb/5gb partition. Never tried it with the 2gb size ....
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
GLD, I used Jasoraso's method and files this morning and it worked fine for me. It seems like it might be time to redo your partitions to 1/5 just to eliminate that variable.
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Yeah, MH is right, prep.dualboot re-partitions your media partition to 3.7 GB. I think the custom partitioning makes it fails.
[Nook Color General] goldiefish:
Please post the link to the repartition. THanks.
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1094371
[Nook Color General] goldiefish:
Thanks. Unable to search forums for some reason today!
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Sure.

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[Nook Color General] GirLuvsDroid:
I repartitioned again this morning to 1GB data, 5GB media and started the dual boot process again. I used jasoraso's Froyo-to-dual boot file and followed his steps (at least after the point of getting the stock froyo in place and rooted) because I wanted to be able to use the CM7 multi-boot functionality.

This time, dual boot prep ran without a hitch and everything else did as well. Huge thanks to ikingblack, yelloguy, MHotovec and jasoraso for all the instructions and help.

I'm happily dual booting from eMMC now!!
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
@GLD Congrats on getting it to work. I also fire off thanks to yellowguy, MHotovec, jasoraso, and GLD for testing and getting it to work. :D
[Nook Color General] MHotovec:
Excellent news GLD, glad you got it working.
[Nook Color General] bluepen61:
Unfortunately, I'm not happily dual booting. My install procedure was flawed, maybe caused by a tip of merlot + the late night hour? But I was able to recover using CWM's advanced restore feature:

But the regular restore feature did not quite work. It did restored it and I could boot, but Market and other google apps didn't work, missing some files so as appeared in NookColor Tools. Then I tried restore again, then reapplying MN and Dalingrin's OC, which didn't resolve the issue either. Then I noticed advanced restore. Using that I restored only \boot, then \system, then \data; omitting the \cache; then reapplying MN and Dalingrin's OC. Presto, the NC restored including the gapps, like magic.

As for dual boot, I'll have to review the install process, read some more procedures, and try again later this weekend.

Very surprised, but very pleased that CWM backup/restore works. CWM 3.0.2.8 I believe is the version I used.
[Nook Color General] AidenM:
Try upgrading your CWM....
[Nook Color General] goldiefish:
I had been having the exact same issues as GLD. Reparted to 1g/5g, now also happily dual booting from eMMC. This is an awesome community. Thanks to everyone.

NOW (heh), can the effect of the n key be reversed and boot into CM when held down and into B&N when not held?:D