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[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rickatnight11:
CWM Recovery has support for the various storage locations "hard-coded" into the image. That's why you see differnt versions for different devices. If you look through the Transformer development forum, you'll find several tweaked Recovery images that support the internal flash, MicroSD slot, dock SD slot, USB slot, etc.

I'd love to see CWM Recovery with dynamic storage support, so you could backup to or restore from whatever's plugged into your device.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shvetaketu:
Had same problem. Formatted the card in my android phone and it worked after that
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] finalhit:
try this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1124217
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Badwolve1:
Don't post Q's in Development: Moved
[Defy General] Cheeva316:
Hi, I am new to the Motorolaq defy's and I jus picked this phone up yesterday and its been acting weird so I wanted to do a hard reset from the boot menu but after I "hold volume down + power, hold volume down down till >triangle android !<"

I then try to tap the lower right corner screen and it does nothing I've tried this method about 15 times and it jus stays on that "triangle-android-!" screen and nothing happens, I have to do a battery pull, then try again, other then this boot method I am trying I can power on the phone and do whatever, but like I said phone has been acting weird so jus wanted a clean slate to start off with to see if it fixes the issue...

Please help...thanks
[Defy General] twa_priv:
Press volumne up + down at the same time when you see the android and the exclamation mark. This will get you to recovery.
[Defy General] Cheeva316:
Thank u very much, don't know why I seen the other method, your the best
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
I'm closing this myself mainly because of all the people who ruined it thank you for those who liked it. Ask me and I'll considering give you an update whenever I feel like it. Just PM me.
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
Reserved for future
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
Reserved for future uses
[Nook Color Android Development] slowpc:
Will have to check this thing out once uploaded.
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
You'll love it, I'm getting a friend of mine to test it completely before I officially release it

I see you have a Nexus One as well, I might release one for that as well soon
[Nook Color Android Development] slowpc:
Ok , well I can't wait to see how well it works. Thank you for your work.
[Nook Color Android Development] insink71:
sweet

Nice to see Pyro on the forums... This Rom for the G2 is blazingly fast and I had lower battery drain... can't wait to test it on my new blue dot nook color.
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
I find it funny that someone rates this one star considering the rom isn't uploaded yet
[Nook Color Android Development] psychoace:
Thats probably why. It's not out and they are impatient. Also we had another person a couple months ago make a post about a Rom that he hadn't got working and never did get it working so some like me might be a little weary. It wasn't me who gave you one star though. You have a track record so I will be waiting to see what comes along.
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
I understand that certain people can't be patient, I'm not like those who just make a thread and then never release the rom. It'll be released soon.
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
Rom is released now!
[Nook Color Android Development] Goonish:
What's it look like?

I'm keen to try it out when I get home!
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
It's stock theme, but if you've read the OP.

I said I fully optimized all apks, so it's crazy fast

It's not the theme that makes a rom faster it's how well you do things to make it faster
[Nook Color Android Development] joenathane:
How well you do things? Really?
[Nook Color Android Development] Goonish:
What's it look like? I'd like to see some pictures before I test it..

I did read the OP, what exactly did you do to "max" it out?
[Nook Color Android Development] mis3:
I need to ask a noob question. What does it mean to have an sd-ext partition? I am running cm7 from internal memory, and have a uSD card.
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
It's stock themed so that means it's the same theme that cm7 has

And why don't you try it out to see what I mean by "max"

In recovery advanced menu there's an option to partition your sdcard, when you went into that you'll see an option for ext size, just pick 1024mb for that and swap at 0 and your good to go

Why don't you try it out for yourself and see
[Nook Color Android Development] ronjan:
I will try it out as well - currently on CM7.0.3 OCed to 1.4 GHz. Just want to check if your ROM is OCed as well - can live with most of the stuff except that I need the ROM to be OCed you see :). Let me know please !
[Nook Color Android Development] enohand:
that seems a bit rash,,,,why not post details on what is done?

just stating that its a optimized CM7, doesnts do squat for 80% of the people on here....

a few screenshots, as well a tech spec sheet would be real nice
[Nook Color Android Development] bassrebel:
Hey Guys! Great to see move devs releasing roms for the NC!

BTW I didn't see a website for you guys, nor did I see screenshots of the rom.

Can you post either of them (or both)? :D
[Nook Color Android Development] hazridi:
Sweet, a pointless kang of CM7
[Nook Color Android Development] psychoace:
Sweet, more choices. Considering nightlies are usually pretty stock affairs it's nice to see a Rom with a little extra thrown on top
[Nook Color Android Development] TheWhiteBandito:
I'd like to try this out, I'm all for optimization! Is dalingrin's kernel built in or do we have to install that ourselves? And why such a big sd-ext partition just out of curiosity?

Sent from my HTC Incredible
[Nook Color Android Development] Thracks:
Always good to see some new ROMs for a device. :) Five stars, and keep up the good work.
[Nook Color Android Development] 12paq:
You open this thread by saying we cannot use your mods without permission.

Many of thease mods are done by many of us on our own, if even needed. Is the Nook tweaks app included too? And did you ask the author if it was ok?

Did you return the favor and ask and thank the CM7 Nook devs before you kanged their hard fought work?

Just wondering because most of this rom is based on CM7 and the work of a very small and amazing group of devs. I feel a sense of loyalty, thankfulness and admiration for these guys and when I see a modified kang of their work, It makes me wonder.

Thanks.

.
[Nook Color Android Development] Colchiro:
What kernel is this based on?

Regarding the one star before a download was released, how is that different from the 5 stars from other users? :D
[Nook Color Android Development] BitingChaos:
Really? You take other peoples' work, re-distribute it, and tell us we can't do the same thing you just did?

They butchered some others' work, drew racing stripes on it to make it "faster", and then released it.

Is this some amazing new thing? I have no idea. From the first post and what I've seen so far (only negative), I will certainly pass.

The changelog includes things like unknowns being "maxed out", very vague descriptions, no screenshots, plus a dishonest ad-block being wedged in (I don't want to block ads), and they are hosting it on some anonymous file sharing site instead of a real site. I'll let others be the guinea pigs for this.
[Nook Color Android Development] rigy73:
I'll pass on it just because it has adblock already installed. Installing adblock is pirating even free apps, I want developers to get money for their hard-work. Remove that hosts file from your rom. In my mind you not only pirating the apps but also encouraging it.
[Nook Color Android Development] sync3:
installing apps

For some reason i cant install anything? Trying to install some backed up apps but keeps failing:mad:
[Nook Color Android Development] joenathane:
That's because everything is already "maxed out"! :D
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
Did you even read the OP?

I said it's compiled from CM github, so how exactly is this kanged?

It's only kanged if I stole someone else work without crediting them right?

I think I thanked cyanogenmod and his team which includes the nook devs

Reason why I put you can't use the mods without my permission is because of the mere fact that certain xda people will steal others work and no even bother asking for their permission. The script it self is a big portion of this rom.
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
optimized CM7 is more than enough to tell people to try it at least before trying it out. I'll bet 50% of you didn't even try it before saying negative things about my rom

Not sure which kernel is on this, it's stock kernel from cm7

and the reason for a big sd-ext partition is because if your a hungry app user then it comes in handy so you don't lose any speed while 'unlimited app storage'

did you read the OP?

you need an ext partition
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
Why should I remove it? the file itself was generated by a free app from the market. You have your own opinion and that's fine
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
First off, can you even compile a rom? Cause if you even did your doing what your saying to me which is just plain dumb. How is my rom kanged? If you had the knowledge of a developer you would know that cyanogenmod is open to everyone who can use it and/or compile it. I believe I credited them as well. This rom is not kanged, if it's kanged then phiremod is kanged as well since it's based off cm7 as well, no offense to them at all just stated the facts

Secondly, a dishonest ad-block? the file was generated BY ad-free app from the market so that's not dishonest at all. An anonymous file sharing site, wow that's pretty much a slap to most developers on here if your saying that. Most developers use file sharing sites to upload there roms all the time.

I'm simply doing this because it's fun to me and I wanted to give more people different roms to pick from. You can have your own opinions about my rom that's fine. BUT when you say my rom is kanged that's just being disrespectful and inaccurate.

Kanged means:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Kanged
[Nook Color Android Development] sync3:
my bad...

Must have skipped that part..thanks for quick reply..gonna keep giving this rom a whirl..So far so good.. no complaints
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
It's all good
[Nook Color Android Development] sparksco:
From what I understand this rom is built from source not nightlies. It would be nice if it had a custom kernel in it...
[Nook Color Android Development] jmwils3:
wow, guys... all this negativity is really disheartening.. after all the hard work blah has put into this rom, and i put into testing, you think you guys might show a LITTLE more gratitude. :/ Blah doesnt "kang" anything in the rom, all of the scripts are either his own or from a dev who has given prior permission and/or helped in the project themselves, If anyone actually bothered to READ the OP, they wouldve seen that blah has given credit to not just those whose work he has directly used (ie, CM, which you guys were so quick to flame him for) but he also thanked any and all who have been even a little involved in bringing even the tiniest portion of the software, which I have yet to see ANY other dev do, whether here or elsewhere.

So, to make a long story short, how about we all THANK blah for bringing such an awesomely sweet rom to our phone, and if you don't like it, for one reason or another, keep your negative opinions to yourself and go elsewhere. :/ from my convo with blah earlier today as all this was going down, he's really fed up with all the rudeness and will more than likely never dev here again, at least for the nook, only for private projects or on other forums, since xda has proved so ungrateful and unwelcoming. I really hope he changes his mind, but I honestly dont blame him for that decision.
[Nook Color Android Development] sparksco:
First off "they" is a bad thing to say. I never approved of this realease or even knew of it until I saw the post about it on twitter. You guys are quick to judge.
[Nook Color Android Development] jmwils3:
as you well know, my friend, one step at a time. This rom was just the first step, to see what could be accomplished on the nook, and what audience there was. Given the negative response and flaming we've received, i dont know how much more work blah will want to give this project, given that his other works are generally much better received. I sure dont want this rom to die, its brought new life to my nook in a way miui never could, and with most of the other devs here busy with other projects and not paying much mind to this device, we need all the good stuff we can get.
[Nook Color Android Development] jmwils3:
yeah, sorry, man. Its been a private project of blah's and mine, ive had a nook for a few months and finally pestered him enough to see about porting the rom to it, which having run it now for about 16 hours, i have to say he's done quite an awesome job, despite the negative comments and just downright rudeness. But we didnt mean to keep you out of the loop. :/
[Nook Color Android Development] sparksco:
First off "they" is a bad thing to say. I never approved of this realease or even knew of it until I saw the post about it on twitter. You guys are quick to judge. And about the mods (scripts), you can use them freely as long as you credit us as we have both created these scripts. There is two exceptions with the scripts that are not completely ours. The 05mountsd script and the 10a2sd script are both from Cyanogenmods github. He posted them on his github awhile back. They are modified slightly to use the sd-ext partition if you have one. If you don't have one it'll still work fine. Three things will go to ext partition if you have one, and all these things come from the data partition. /data/app, /data/app-private, and /data/dalvik-cache. If you are a heavy app user or install more and more apps every day like I do, this this will ensure that your device never gets full of internal storage or "slow". Most people will probably not need a2sd, it's just there in case you want to use it.
[Nook Color Android Development] sparksco:
It's all good guys, and sorry about the double post, I had more to say ;) people don't relize that most of the cm maintainers only work on the kernel for that device. The rest of the rom, is built by the devs on gerrit code review, which have various devices. They do not all have nooks like some people here believe lol. They are great devs and they do it in their free time.
[Nook Color Android Development] mooja:
if this is built from the latest stuff in the CM repo its got dal's kernel built in, like all the newer nighties do.

and a question for the people who made this, can we install this in place on top of CM7? or do we need to wipe first?
[Nook Color Android Development] koopakid08:
That's one of the few negatives of open source software. Deal with it. Locking down code kills innovation, you used the CM teams work, why can't people use yours?
[Nook Color Android Development] sparksco:
It would be a good idea to wipe since the new market might not work correctly with the old market data. Or if you have issues with certain apps like market you might have to just clear data for that app after flashing no wipe. This rom is still too new and needs testing. Please report results when flashing.
[Nook Color Android Development] psychoace:
Hey, since you've been using it for a little bit (and also the questions go to the op as well) I would like to ask you some questions.

1. Does market work properly? Can you install and update Google Maps, Facebook and other apps through the market? With the current market and a 161 dpi setting there are lots of apps that wont show an install button anymore.

2. Is the rom able to overclock?

3. Does it sleep properly?
[Nook Color Android Development] jayb222:
All he said was ask! How is that locked down? Just ask!!! It's not like they'll say no. Is there any feedback on the rom? Geez!
[Nook Color Android Development] NewZJ:
this looks great

THANK YOU!!!!!!
[Nook Color Android Development] jmwils3:
hope that helps :)
[Nook Color Android Development] ChrisDDD:
He didn't ask, he said in:

large,

CAPITOL,

BOLD, letters

that people

COULD NOT

use mods from this rom

without

HIS

APPROVAL.​

Considering the vast, vast, VAST majority of this rom is built directly from the source code of people who never asked for, nor expected anyone to ask for, their approval, it seems incredibly arrogant to make such demands for the comparatively little work that went into this.

And if they weren't likely to say no to any requests, why be so adamant about requiring approval to be granted? If they simply wanted to be given credit, a simply request for said credit would have sufficed. And requiring approval is very different than requiring permission. Permission would be "yea, sure, you can use it as long as you give us credit". Approval would be "tell us how you intend to use it and we'll consider giving permission". Two very different things.

Throw in that he apparently can't even be bothered telling anyone what they actually did and/or how this really differs from stock CM, and that he continually refers people to the OP which continues to not answer those questions and it's no wonder why this has received the response it has.

Android is Open Source software. Kanged or compiled from source, this is still built from a metric **** ton of other people's work - people who did it knowing others could, would and would be expected to modify it however and for whatever purpose they wanted. How far do you think Android would have gotten if everyone who helped develop the underlying code all along DEMANDED anyone and everyone to get THEIR APPROVAL before touching it? Not very.

Don't want to be treated like a jerk? Then don't act like one.
[Nook Color Android Development] psychoace:
I will definitely try this in the next day or two (just got a captivate to replace my behold2 so im really focused on learning about it)

Sorry about the haters on here. I think since it's been a one Rom pony around here for a while it's kind of shocking to see something different. It's nice cause CM7 has gotten kind of stale and seeing all these hacks every other phone/tablet seems to get is frustrating. So I really hope to see more
[Nook Color Android Development] psychoace:
What are you talking about? Most people that compile these hacks here on xda are adamant about permission and recognition. Most devs don't want to see roms where someone just took a stock Rom kanged in one thing then release it as something new. Asking permission keeps the forums from being flooded with lame grade school hacked roms.
[Nook Color Android Development] psychoace:
Also where is your proof anything is kanged?
[Nook Color Android Development] ChrisDDD:
This is literally the first time I've ever seen it expressed so adamantly and with such arrogantly large, bold, yelling type. At the same time, I've seen several notable developers who've spent months porting a rom to a very difficult device, including building their own RIL and hardware drivers, posting their progress through completion, with links to their source each and every time, all without ANY such request.

Or taking a stock rom, compiling it with a script that "maxes it out" and releasing it as something new?

So you're admitting that this isn't simply about ensuring a credit, it's about the ability of a "developer" (I'm using that term very loosely here) to deny the use of his code if he deems it unworthy?

Again, I ask what would happen if the true developers of the entire underlying OS ALL these roms are built from did the same? In all likelyhood, compared to the work they did, this very rom would be judged a lame grade school hack.
[Nook Color Android Development] sparksco:
Wow, seriously what is your deal? The reason is that in the past we have had people try to make seperate flashables for the scripts which do not work very well. At leat not as well as the scripts being in the rom. YOU YOURSELF might not think that script writing and testing is very hard. WE HAVE worked very hard to get these scripts and the rom to how we want them. You should see some of the older less stable ones. Before critizing others work you should try doing some development of your own and then come share your work. See how easy it will be for you. We do this in our spare time and do not expect anything in return. If you don't like free software then please by all means you are in the wrong place.
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
I find it funny that the people who talk negatively about my rom have nothing better to talk about besides kanged and what I put at the very top of the OP. Why did I put that? Because you have to ASK permission to use our mods.

Why don't you look at how well it runs before you talk negatively about the rom? Me and sparksco put a lot of work into our roms. This is the most complex rom for nook

Let's see system usage is down to a minimum without having to remove anything at all. All of your apps will automatically be installed into sd-ext if you have an ext partition on your sdcard. Ad-block is automatic and I won't remove it just because of one person sorry. That alone should be more than enough
[Nook Color Android Development] Sjflowerhorn:
First off ive never seen the word kanged used so frequently in my entire life.

second off does anyone have proof that he stole someones something or didn't credit someone for something?

if not let it be until you have proof

and on another note i expect to be trying it out later tonight.

and lastly, do you think anybody in this forum listens to BIG BOLD LETTERS that say do not enter. . . . lol this comunity thrives on people who go where there not supposed to. If its valuable they will take it kinda world in here.
[Nook Color Android Development] SprintFun:
Can somebody do a comparison with the CM7 nighties? I guess the only real difference would be the speed, so how much snappier is it?

It all boils down to, is it worth the hassle of putting a new rom on that's only advantage is the claim of quickness. (Not saying having choice is a bad thing, but when the only difference is "speed" I want that substantiated by somebody other than the dev).
[Nook Color Android Development] blahbl4hblah:
The only thing I can say is try it out for yourself, having sd-ext makes it even better just saying
[Nook Color Android Development] SprintFun:
I am very happy with my MIUI ROM. I went from it to Phiremod to CM7 nightlies and came back after a week. I would have to format my SD Card and partition to just try something because you say its better - sorry I need something more than that from a different source.
[Nook Color Android Development] andrewddickey:
Downloading now.

Seems that the NC development is kinda stale at the moment seeing as it is almost a year old (in the electronics universe, that's almost dead).

Any and all work released for the NC is greatly appreciated.

Coming from CM7 nightly 97 (been a while) and now to MIUI, that I'm also running on my x10, I'll see what happens.

I'll report my findings after a while.