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[Nook Color Android Development] bdcrim:
Did you swap your SD and your EMMC around with CM7?

Edit: Maybe I am wrong about EMMC being shared. I was going off the OP that said SD card was shared. Read a little further down and I looked back through the thread and it looks like EMMC is shared as well. I am away from the device and will be for awhile, so I cant test it. I am not sure why it would show 500 MB instead of around 1.2 which some have gotten.
[Nook Color Android Development] zires:
I'm baffled. But I have close to 500 on emmc. I remember having more this morning.
[Nook Color Android Development] Taosaur:
You should have a shared /emmc (aka /media) partition of something like 1.3GB. If /emmc is acting funky, try wiping it via CWM mounts and storage.

I'll try to find time today to write out more explicitly how to do CM7 + CM9, but really the only difference is using CMpri2alt instead of BNpri2alt, and CM9 (w/ gapps) instead of stock. It doesn't hurt to wipe Dalvik cache before each ROM install, either. If restoring, I always restore /data only, followed by gapps, as the footnote on the guide indicates.
[Nook Color Android Development] zires:
@Taosaur, I did format emmc with mounts and storage. Still the same. I don't know what is going on. A guide for cm7/cm9 would help greatly. Also an update guide too.

@All

Would update work like this?

Updating if running cm7 on primary and cm9 on alternate

CM7 do as normally and wipe dalvik

CM9 backup cm7 (if not done already) Wipe system, data, cache, and wipe dalvik

*run CMalt2pri zip

*power down and reboot into recovery

*try to see if cm9 is infact primary

*reboot into recovery and update/add new stuff

*run CMpri2alt zip

*Wipe system, data, cache, and wipe dalvik

*restore cm7 from backup, wipe dalvik

All set?
[Nook Color Android Development] Taosaur:
Update instructions (under Other Resources in OP): http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22911574&postcount=132
[Nook Color Android Development] zires:
That is fine and good...but still confusing. I have cm7 as primary and cm9 as alternate. When I ran CMalt2pri, cm9 get overwritten with a clean install of cm7, I would reboot to see and would be flabbergasted that cm7 was booting, expecting cm9 to boot. Aren't your instructions assuming cm7 is alternate and cm9 is primary?

Steps for backing up both partitions:

Boot into CWM - okay

Backup and restore > backup - okay

Install zip > choose zip > BN/CMalt2pri (whichever applies) - okay

If desired, reboot to make sure everything went well - a clean version of cm7 boots Help!!!

Backup and restore > backup

If you have an update, install it now

Install zip > choose zip > BN/CMalt2pri (whichever applies)

Backup and restore > restore > (choose the older backup)

Advanced > wipe Dalvik cache (doesn't hurt)

Reboot
[Nook Color Android Development] Taosaur:
Those instructions work regardless of what is where. If you run CMalt2pri and discover a clean install of CM7 on primary, then that's what you previously had on alt. There's nowhere else it could come from.

Given your odd-sized /emmc, you really should run revert-dualboot, followed by a trip to DeanGibson's repartitioning thread, before proceeding.

ETA: Wait, I think I had you backwards. You're saying CM7 replaced CM9 on alt? In that case, you must have run CMpri2alt, not CMalt2pri. After running either file, the result will be that you have identical installs on both partition sets. Which install it will be depends on whether you ran pri2alt or alt2pri.
[Nook Color Android Development] zires:
I did not run cmpri2alt. A noob at this, but great at following instructions. All in all, good news. I am all set. But followed the instructions as I posted yesterday. The reason why I had 500mb of emmc was because when things went wrong, I followed the procedure from the beginning and not from the part when you install alternate. So started all over from repartitioning back to 1gb/5gb to dual boot! So thanks runs great! Can't wait to show my three day's work off. :-$
[Nook Color Android Development] lexusmike:
Is it possible to dual boot the nook with miui on the primary partition and 1.4.1 stock on the alternate or does it only work with cm7/ cm9 on primary? I tried successfully to get dual boot to work with cm7, then I flashed miui to the primary and I lost the ability to boot into the stock on the alternate partition.

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[Nook Color Android Development] Taosaur:
I don't have any direct experience w/ the MIUI ROMs, but I believe current builds are CM7.1, so they should work as long as they use the CM boot menu, and as long as you're doing a fresh install--a full restore will overwrite the alt boot files on /boot. Do you still get the CM logo at startup w/ MIUI? If not, just unzipping the install file and swapping in the uboot.bin from a CM7 zip may do the trick.
[Nook Color Android Development] lexusmike:
Yeah the cm boot is there. It just hangs where it says booting into alternate until I force power off. I tried flashing the stock1.4 1 to alt zip but that didnt work. Successful flash but still won't boot. Also I moved miui to the alt and had stock on the primary but the cm boot screen wasn't there, just the "n" screen. So now I'm back to miui on pri and stock on alt getting stuck on the cm boot into alt screen.

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[Nook Color Android Development] skwalas:
Any chance that MIUI may have a different bootloader that is getting flashed over the CM one?

I had lots of hangups with alternate (would never progress past "loading into alternate..."), and somehow fixed it by doing the revert, going through Dean Gibson's repartitioning and reformatting back to basic configuration, then starting over. Since then, have not had a problem. but... I was using CM7/CM9, no experience w/ MIUI.
[Nook Color Android Development] lexusmike:
Alright my issue has been solved! I unpartitioned, flashed stock, backed up with cwm, partitioned, restored stock, moved to alt, then flashed to miui to primary.

I don't know why it would boot into alternative before. Maybe a bad move to alt. Either way, it works now.

The things we do just to make our girlfriends happy. Lol. If it was my nook I wouldn't have stock anywhere near it.

Thanks for all the help.

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[Nook Color Android Development] Taosaur:
There's definitely something to be said for "Try, try again" :)
[Nook Color Android Development] jwdean26:
bdcrim...thanks for figuring this out. However, I'm still a little confused. I currently have CM7.1 installed on my Nook (eMMC). Since I don't run with nightlies, I haven't updated this in quite some time. And...since CM9 is changing quite often, I think I would like to have CM7.1 on the alternate partition and CM9 on the Primary partition to make it easier to update. So...what would be the step-by-step instructions do this? (Go from CM7.1 on only partition to having CM9 on primary and my current CM7.1 (preserving my current data) on the alternate partition.)

Thanks!
[Nook Color Android Development] bdcrim:
Download the 4 files to your sd card

Step 1. Start by backing up your CM7 install.

Follow steps 2 through 4

Step 5. Restore your CM7 backup

Follow step 6

Power down and reboot back into recovery

Follow step 7

Step 8. Install your CM9 rom and gapps as you normally would as if there was no alternate partition. Go ahead and boot CM9. Check your emmc and see if it is around 1.23GB's. Power down and boot into Cyanoboot bootloader, if the nightly you flash is newer and choose alternate (I am not sure when this was added to the builds). If the nightly you flash yields the Cyanogen boot logo, then volume up and down at the same time on start up gets you to alternate. If you wanted to check your alternate install prior to loading CM9, do that when you power down between steps 6 and 7 and see if it stuck. You could also check emmc size then as well. The Revert-dual-boot zip is used if your alternate partition does not stick for some reason. Use it and start again at step 3. Good luck.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frogdr1ver:
Running the latest tiamat rom on a UK wifi zoom. The wireless seems a bit random and keeps losing the connection. Any advice?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariojp:
Highlight the connected network and, modify network. Change it from DHCP or whatever it is, to static. It'll solve the connection problems. No more endless YouTube buffering, failed market downloads, etc. I had the same problem at first. Let me know your progress.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hewlett2011:
Wifi

Using a static ip works for me too!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gqstatus0685:
Any tips on making the Wifi in the Xoom pick up at a higher range?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frogdr1ver:
I changed to a static IP yesterday after bit of Googling, didnt want to post up until id give it a good run but its sorted it so far.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sonicjet:
I'm looking for a captivate main board if anyone has one, My captivate has a bad power button and the mosfets that control the Screen have broken off the board.

I will trade a fully working Droid 1 for your good shape board to go in my phone.

PM me if you have any offers.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Being a part of HyperDroid Dev team means this project is now discontinued. You can find links to the Rom here and my surgeon here.

Hello there boys & girls,

This is my very first ROM release. It’s pretty basic (yet another stock thread) at the moment, but later on I hope it will be shaping up into something less generic.

In the second post you will find mods & themes (perhaps? :P)

Most of this is done purely to get me accustomed to Android development. I am not looking into creating competition.

The sole purpose of this ROM is to flash the latest version with CWM (no ODIN involved), and give you the basic functionality you need. That means, if you so choose, an Advanced Power Menu and edited stock applications. CRT effect, home button lagfix and so on will not be supported, as they will be supported by Jkay in his mod, which is far better than my implementation.

Main ROM Features:

•	Odexed (always will be, since I prefer it)

•	Rooted

•	SuperUser

•	BusyBox

•	ClockworkMod Recovery

•	CF-Root Kernel

Versions

XXKI3

Firmware info

PDA:XXKI3

PHONE: XXKI3

CSC: OXAKI3 (XEU, XEO, XEF, KOR, ITV, DBT, CPW)

Date: 15/09/2011

Android 2.3.5

Link​

XXKI3

Firmware info

PDA:XXKI3

PHONE: XXKI3

CSC: OXXKI2 (AUT, COS, CYO, DNF, EUR, NEE, ODK, ORG, ORS, PAN, SEB, SUN, TDC, TMS, TPH, TRG, VDH, VOM, XEE, XEH, XEO, XEZ, XSK)

Date: 15/09/2011

Android 2.3.5

Link​

Instructions:

•	Place .zip file into the internal SDcard

•	Reboot into recovery

•	Wipe data/factory reset, Cache, Dalvik Cache

•	Install zip

•	Reboot the device​

Credits to :

•	ChainFire for the kernel

•	Intratech for the Rom releases

•	Sicopat for the awesome HOW-To guide
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Tips/Suggestions:

​

•	Change CSC code according to your region’s code.

Dial *#272*IMEI# (15 digits)

Reference here.

•	Use Chlorine site to create a .zip file that deletes unwanted apps

•	I suggest using the latest Ninphetamine kernel

General Mods: - HERE

​

Touchwiz Mod by me here

Talk2

BLN liblights (you need the application from the market) & Rosemary Font from SGS & Adfree Hosts

New and Old Market For those that prefer the old market. Removes the updater as well. If you want to revert this, download the New one

Modified Keyboard to add comma in the first page of the keyboard. Done by me here

ROM Specific Mods: HERE

​

All ROM Specific mods & edits of stock apps are redone by me for every ROM revision.

XXKI3

- Parent Download Folder HERE

Chainfire CF Root KI3 Please flash this after the installation. KI3 stock kernel is said to be one of the best around.

Advanced Power Menu thanks to sicopat's guide and icons ^_^

Messaging application - no MMS convert, time stamp - credits to muveszur

Phone application - non increasing Ring - credits to YG007

Call Log without sms - credits to sicopat

Email without security restrictions - credits to rustamabd

MORE TO COME.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Non Jkay Themes​

Common Features

6 Toggle notification (added data) in two variations

Advanced Power Menu

No notification on full charge

Dialer dial buttons changed (thanks Darky)

Transparent notifications - 2 individual versions (thanks to Jkay and sicopat for Gold version)

Transparent Menu

Transparent Music and Radio running notifications on the homescreen

Transparent Popup Menu

Battery percentage

Changed the hideous loading bar

Screenshot of common features

Versions

​

Transparent Stock

This version is the very first theme that will be released within minutes of the ROM release. Mind you in the battery percentage,

when full, you will not see it as "100", but no text will displayed.

From 99-0 you will have that written, as i prefer it that way.

GoldEdge Counterclock

This is the version that will follow the Stock one.

Screenshots of versions

Downloads

Rom specific versions and parent download folder link below:

XXKI3

Jkay Compatible Themes

​

The above features and layouts will be ported to Jkay's mod once he uploads his version per firmware to make it compatible with his app. And by the way, no 9 scrollable toggles, but 6, as i prefer that. If you don't like the 6 toggles, it's preferable to use his version. This EXACTLY the above themes, with just Jkay mod compatibility.

Jkay Compatible Themes Download Link

XXKI3

###NOTE###

In the gold version, i have no gold icon for silent mode as of yet. Will wait for Jkay's release.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kiriakos1963:
Γεια

is the csc for greece
[Galaxy S II Android Development] galanakop:
good look...καλη αρχη φιλε μου...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Γεια σου φιλε,

No unfortunately there's no CSC for Greece atm along with android 2.3.5. I will, however be adding a OXX CSC for Greece soon ;). Probably tomorrow morning.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kiriakos1963:
ok i wait

thnks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lancez:
i'd love to have advanced power menu and a clean batt mod for this ROM. thank you for your effort and rated 5 stars :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Will do as soon as possible mate :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Good luck for your first attempt .

Waiting for more :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lancez:
thank you very much.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Added Advanced Power Menu & a new version with OXX CSC.

I'm going to bed, my head's about to explode with this amount of information.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
MMS fix is up as well.

This is the first time I'm doing all this, so please bear with me :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Matriak31:
Good luck with your Rom file mou. Ola kala erxontai se autous pou perimenoun. Bravo kali douleia.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Thank you very much, file :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kiriakos1963:
epitelous kai kati apo ellina kali arxi sou efxome.

simera tha kano egkatastasi ta leme

thnks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Eyxaristw file.

Guys, please be advised to flash the latest Chainfire KI3 Kernel. CWM zip is available at the second post.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nectons2000:
ΜΠΡΑΒΟ!

Αν και για τώρα δεν με βλέπω να φεύγω από την v20 του criskelo να πω ότι χάρηκα ιδιαίτερα που βλέπω Ελληνική προσπάθεια.

Well done my friend and keep going!

RESPECT
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arnoldod:
Hi petsasj,

I'm still new with android and customizing firmware for personal use & your thread give a great contribution along with other learning materials that I read in XDA Developers forum. Thanks a lot for this! :)

I have successfully install MMS, Phone, and No SMS Log mods from you as well as Chainfire CF-Root XXKI3 Root Kernel. I also found other methods to remove bloatware using GScript from: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=15071957 created by socket84. I used this method to remove bloatware from my SGS2 after successfully update my firmware and installing all the mods because Chlorine site was down. The site is already back online as I write this post.

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Glad i could be of help! I'm in the process of learning myself, so should you need any information, don't hesitate to pm me.

@nectons2000

Eyxaristw :-)

The rom still has a long way to go, but hopefully this is a start :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TecQuality:
hey dude, Italian CSC will be allowed soon? :p what are the known issues?

TIA
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
I haven't seen any italian CSC around =/ It's ITV, isn't it?

As far as the ROM's concerned there are no known issues.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karlesg:
congratulations for your efforts!

I especially like your approach with the modded tw launcher!

Good luck with this, I wish you the best:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TecQuality:
yes, exactly :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arnoldod:
I flashed XXKI3 with OLCKH1 CSC and it worked well. It is Malaysia CSC but it also contains Indonesia (XSE) CSC. I put the firmware (XXKI3) .tar file in "PDA" part of ODIN and put CSC on "CSC" part of ODIN and flashed them altogether. During the CWM process part after ODIN successfully flashed the ROM, XSE CSC is automatically install so I didn't need to change my CSC manually through *#272*IMEI#* anymore.

I'm not really sure if this might work on ITV CSC though. I hope more experienced users can confirmed if the method works on all CSC or not and also describe the negative impact, if any, of flashing ROM using the flashing method that I used.

My firmware version through *#1234# is as follows:

PDA: I9100XXKI3

Phone: I9100XXKI3

CSC: I9100OLCKH1

My APN is automatically installed and my interface language is mixed between Indonesian & English depending on the apps. GMail & Maps interfaces are Indonesian.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
I'll look into having a separate base rom file, and different CSC packages as CWM flashables in the future.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
I've tried both packages and they have worked. Are you sure your download is not corrupted?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Added modified keyboard done by me in the second post.

It adds a comma in the first page of the Samsung Keyboard.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kouklakis:
Καλη αρχη φιλε μου!!!

Very good work my friend!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Thank you very much :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arnoldod:
petsasj, thanks for the keyboard with "," on the 1st page of Samsung Keyboard mod! :)

We don't need to switch page anymore to add "," into our texts. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
You are very welcome. Find the latest version here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1278587
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arnoldod:
Nice! I will also follow the keyboard mod thread for updates. Thanks!:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Add suggestions, if you may!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
petsas file mou ti kaneis? question for you file mou..the kernel that you are using is that the latest one that came with the 2.3.5 version? i mean stock that is..

Plus i read it gives better sound quality that old ones is that true? Euxaristw para polli:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kled54:
What does this mod do???

Arabic_Farsi_Urdu_SamsungKBEdit.zip

will it enable arabic reading and writing to the rom???? or is it just a keyboard????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
File mou, the version included with the CWM package is for XWKI4 but works on KI3 as well.

On the second post however, you will find the latest KI3 version. Use that. It has improvements in battery and sound, as well as root :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
This is just an edited keyboard by me.

You can find info on that here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1278587

You need a RTL patch for the ROM. Wanam is currently making a version with Right to Left support (RTL).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kled54:
thx for the reply..wanam has it deodexed. i also prefer odex for some reason..still no odexed arabic ki3 on xda.. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
I could odex wanam's patch for you and add it on the first post if you like. But it will take some time. Tomorrow noon sounds good to you?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kled54:
No rush...Anytime will do man.. i am using jpkg5 and it's an awesome rom.

thx for your kindness..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Petsas i have a quick a quick question for you...the stock kernel that came with the rom can i use it with setcpu buddy? sorry i know that sounds very stupid question but got so used to custom kernels forgot all the stuff about stock:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Nope you cannot use SetCPU. The sources for the kernel have not yet been released, so we cannot add any more code for Undervolting, Overclocking and the like. The only thing we can add to that is root , recovery, and a different initramfs.

That's what chainfire kernel does. And as I said, please use the updated version (KI3 is newer than KI4 that is included in the ROM) that you can find in the second post.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Themes will be added on the 3rd post in a few minutes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Themes are finally uploaded! Sorry for the big delay, but it was the first time adjusting themes for firmware. Next versions will be a lot faster.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elban:
anyone tried installing without wiping (from an odexed / stock rom)?

will it work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Geia sou Petsa file mou...Can you do me a favour and tell me how do i activate push notifications on the galaxy? the most easiest things i bet and cant figure it out:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Push notifications on what exactly? Gmail?

@elban

What version are you coming from? If coming from KI4 it should work without a wipe, if coming from KH3/1 then try it out and let us know.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elban:
actually, KG2 :-)

I hope to try it out in the weekend and then I'll report.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
That is rather old =/ I'm pretty sure it will cause some issues, but you have nothing to lose to try a nonwipe.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
File mou kalimera...what is your font name in your screenshots please? It looks really amazing..by the way thank you very much for this TW..works great on BatistaRom new version thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
You can get the fonts, adfree hosts and BLN liblights on the second post. They're called Rosemary.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
thank you file mou. how is the rom getting on? you getting more people to help you with it? if i can do anything please let me know id like to help:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
Well the ROM is as done as it will ever be :) All i need is a themer :P
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
file mou i did not mean any harm by spreading the word regarding your work and the mods that you have done for the touchwiz. if you saw from my post i clearly mentioned you and i did say to people to come to your thread to say thank you to you for what have you done. i really do apologise for any inconvience and i do hope though you let me spread the word about your work that you do because i think its great and its to be appreciated...and the link for appsorter did work well fo rme
[Galaxy S II Android Development] petsasj:
I know your intentions file mou, don't worry about it. It's just that the appsorting apk is not my intellectual property. It was very kind of the creator to modify it just for that version, and hopefully people using it will award him with a donation. Hence i'd like to keep the link there, with the donation suggestion for him.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Thank you and i appreciate you understanding my intentions. I will make a donation just to show my grattitude. again if i can do anything to help please let me know.