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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] t-r-i-c-k:
OK it's late and at the moment I can't factory reset my nook to test this, so it is in fact completely untested. But, I think it should work. It's the nearest thing to a one click I could come up with. If someone can test it and it works ok I'll start a new thread. No need to download/setup anything special, it's all here.

On the NOOK

Disconnect from USB

Factory restore & initial setup

Browse to this:

http://www.launcherpro.com/apk/LauncherPro-0.8.6.apk

When it's done, click on notifications center

Press on downloaded apk file

Complete action using package installer

It should say "install blocked"

Press settings

Tick unknown sources (press ok)

Pick Development

Tick USB debugging (press ok)

Tick the other USB debugging further down

Uncheck Automount

Back/Back

Connect the Nook to the MAC. On the nook you should see "USB debugging enabled" in notifications center

On the MAC

Download the nooktablet-mac-root-0.1.zip file from http://www.mediafire.com/?6n29pl5l2vev79d

unzip it

cd in to nooktablet-mac-root-0.1 directory

./go.sh

Sometimes adb doesn't wake up immediately. Just try go.sh again if it says it can't find your Nook and you are sure it's in debug mode and plugged in properly.

On the NOOK

Click on Notification center again, and press on the Golancher Icon again. Install the Goauncher

Reboot

After reboot, slide to unlock and it should ask "complete action using..". Pick LauncherPRO

Open Marketplace which should be on the launcher screen

Sign in with your google credentials, attach the device to your account

Install button savior from the Marketplace.

Browse to www.amazon.com/app-email

Click notifications and watch for Amazon appstore apk download

Click and install.

You should now be live with Android Market & Amazon Market.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] t-r-i-c-k:
OK I just wiped my Nook and actually tested it; the script did have a bug. I just uploaded v0.4 which fixes it

http://www.mediafire.com/?qq5umms67cym76p

If you're able to give it a try again from a factory refreshed point, please do.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mlb107:
Ok, logging in late and just saw this post. What add'l steps are needed after unzipping this file?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] markb1439:
I can't get past the first step (revealing the hidden settings), and I've tried on four Nook Tablets now.

When I run the first downloaded apk, either nothing happens or I get the 'Please “Archive” then “Unarchive” the application to try again' message.

In some of my tries with different apks I did eventually get the hidden settings, but could never install an app. At that point I always got the message that the Browser failed. There is a "Force Restart" button but that does nothing.

I've tried over and over, and erased/restarted over and over.

What could I be doing wrong?

Thanks,

Mark
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] t-r-i-c-k:
See my other thread
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] t-r-i-c-k:
Dont really know to be honest. I can only guess that the first time the unknown sources warning came up, you didnt press the right thing. You could try a factory restore and start over. Lots of people have tried this with success at this point.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Chillboyx:
Please forgive me. I'm a complete Noob. I'm stuck at this step....

unzip it

"cd in to nooktablet-mac-root-0.1 directory

./go.sh"

I have no idea how to CD. Do you do that in Terminal? I unzipper the Nooktablet mac root folder into my Root Mac drive. and on the desktop. Please help.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Chillboyx:
I figured it out. For the noobs out there like me. If you've saved it to the desktop...

Open terminal

type cd /users/(your name here)/desktop/nooktablet-mac-root-0.4

hit enter

then type ./go.sh (enter)

you must have already installed the Android SDK on page 1 for this step to work!.

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has anyone figured out how to add Amazon market place and Android market place icons on the original NOOK desktop? or how to add apps i've downloaded to the Nook desktop? OR do I have to use launcher pro each time i want to use oone of them?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] dragon_76:
Um, Android settings?

Q: Is there a way to access actual Android settings or just the Nook version?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Slowmo310:
The reason i ask is because I have not been able to find a answer to this anywhere in the forum.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] conundrum768:
Not yet . . .

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EDIT:

Looks like rooting may open you up to a full 11gb of usable space

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19545454#post19545454

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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] rmm200:
I think the question was "Can we repartition memory to make the B&N partition smaller and the user partition bigger" Was that the question?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] conundrum768:
That was my interpretation of the OP as well.

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I was wrong: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19545454#post19545454
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] blackstar84:
The brown flip cover showed in this video, is it available yet, I bought the black one..with the note..cause I did want to use it as soon possible..and I was unable to find the brown flip cover, where to buy it ???

I live in Sweden...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOlJbJnvpfw
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] DMax99:
Not available yet and that brown one could even be specially made just for that show purpose
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] blackstar84:
still looking for the brown cover...I have the black now..it is ok..but looks kinid of boring, the brown would make it like a new phone.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LazPL:
I'm in Sweden too. Please post if u ever find that cover! Thnx.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] xxsicknessxx:
I have the new skyrocket 2 galaxy phone. I managed to root it by my self. Was very hard. For me. First time first smart phone. I love it.

Anyways im wondering I got oneclick, clockwork. I got the basics. I backed up my apps. Here are some questions.

First. Where can I fully restore everything in case of a horrible mess up? Its already rooted.

I hate loosing what I did to the phone already and starting over with a fresh rom (I have to flash right) well is it worth it? Is there a rom that will really help speed my phone up? I use the hell out of it, I mean I use it for everything so more power would be great or better wifi or better battery life.

Also last basic question. Whats safe to remove that will help my phone speed up a bit. BloatWare. I don't want to brick my phone.

I am learning now but some help on these first questions would really help me get started. Just.. I rooted it now whats the basic of the basic I can do to it. If there is a good thread I should read let me know. I am so new to this.

Thank you I am a noob at this sorry in advanced I will read the forums as much as I can to answer my own questions. I just want to make sure if I mess up or a update comes or something I can put everything back to update then re root? Im not sure if this is like flashing a bios on a computer which I have done.

I no how to overclock computers. Its just I never did this stuff on a phone. Never had a smart phone. Thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] OffcerClancy:
That's quite a mouthful, mate. Remember, the search function is your friend. Probably in your case the best option. I've seen dozens of posts asking the same questions. Good luck.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Drybonz:
Hey guys... I'm using the version of the HTC IME keyboard that is included in Calkulin's rom (which is great), but it has a divided spacebar with a ".com" on half of it.

I used to use an HTC IME keyboard on another device that had a wide spacebar, with no ".com" on it, and I am wondering if anyone could kindly point me in the right direction for that keyboard that would be compatible with the E4GT. I keep hitting the ".com" when I'm trying to space.

Thanks for the help! :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] robosiris:
Smart keyboard, better keyboard or ai keyboard (to my knowkedge). You can adjust the size and length and the keyboard
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Drybonz:
Thanks guys. I actually started using the ICS keyboard and I'm really liking it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] GGXtreme:
When I realized DicePlayer supports hardware acceleration up to 1080p MKV on the Infuse regardless of ROM, I was hit with disappointment that most of my 1080p movies are over 4GB, which is beyond the file size limitation of the FAT32 internal storage partition. Formatting my internal storage to ext4 would suck, since most of the computers I plug my phone into will be running only Windows (and not sure if this would work to begin with).

Then I found this on the SGS2 forums: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15001824&postcount=23

Anyone interested in porting/implementing this for compatibility with Infuse kernels?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Djveneko:
Here is a link to an article that announces the ics keyboard had hit the internet there are mirrors for you guys to download it:

http://omgdroid.com/download-ice-cream-sandwich-keyboard/

I can now say that it works great.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] asimons81:
Works great on my HTC Glacier, as well as a handful of other devices reported by our readers. Enjoy, folks!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] josepresas:
Its good! Its very responsive better than my stock ssung one. Great find! :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Djveneko:
Gotta contribute some how even if it means looking for links to post that might come in handy later on =). And i do agree its really responsive I'm in love.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] shawnshine:
Finally, a keyboard that keeps up with my thumb! Now if only I could get the speech recognition button to function ...

Edit: the updated version in the Market fixed the voice key.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] tehgyb:
It works great. Nice and smooth!

What killed it for me was the fact I couldn't use swype with it (Unless there is some kind of setting I missed but i doubt it)
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onlyoneromeo:
ok. im a lil confused. heres my situation. i rooted with revolutionary. then my charging port broke and now im stuck with root. i dont want to return the phone like that so im tryin to find a way to unroot before i return it so i can avoid the hassle of tryin to convince verizon not to honor my warrantee for a defective chargin port. since i didnt have access to the charging port i let the phone update to see if it would kind of knock the root off the phone and return it to stock. well it looks like its back to stock but when i reboot using the power button and vol down button it says "revolutionary" and "s-off"

so i figured im still rooted and i was going to try and use the adb wireless method but when i go to install busybox or adb wireless it tells me i need to have my phone rooted. i thought s off meant it was. guess not.

can anyone tell me how someone in this situation would get the security back on and the revolutionary stuff off my phone ?

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[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onlyoneromeo:
btw when i try an open up the adb wireless app it says my kernel does not have all the neccessary features to run this app if that helps any
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xpiatio:
Have you tried taking out thevsd card and putting it into a computer to get the original rom file
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onlyoneromeo:
Yeah I have tried several different methods of doing that but they said that when you roily with revolutionary there's something special you need to do to the phonen to override it when unrooting because th revolutionary method locks it.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpyazel:
I think you're just going to have to send it in as is. The only way i know to remove revolutionary hboot is through adb/fastboot commands.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madman34:
have to do this,,,,

hboot was replaced with revolutionary, so running a stock RUU should put it back. s-off is unlocked NAND and signing, so although part of root, is not root in itself. A stock RUU 'can' put s-on back but I am not sure for sure if it does. It is really just setting of some bits and stuff, so give that a try if it has to go back anyway it is the best way to wipe it anyway.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidstech11:
Did you find a way to fix the problem? Or are you going to take a chance and send it in as is?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpyazel:
The revolutionary hboot can't be overwritten by an ruu. It was designed so it can't be. The only way to do it is from a computer through the usb cable.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpyazel:
Grr... Not liking the new Tapatalk.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LeftyGR:
Drop your phone down some stairs. It will be super broken. Still covered under wty. They won't look at your phone except to say, "yep. It's f-ing broke". Then toss it in the trash...

Sent from my Eternity Infected TB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] viniturb0:
Ghost volume button issue on most devices

No micro sd card support

Confusing user interface

No Facebook contacts sync

No native social network widget

Can't add more home screens

Fuzzy speaker

Lock screen vibration can't be switched off

No digital clock only analog widget

Quadrant benchmark only 1500 score

Lag in many areas

No Facebook events calendar sync

Only 5m camera

THE VOLUME BUG HAS REALLY PUT ME OFF AND SAMSUNG ARE STILL TO ACKNOWLEDGE
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fdm1:
Ghost volume button issue on most devices - Valid Concern

No micro sd card support - Shouldn't be a surprise

Confusing user interface - Seriously?

No Facebook contacts sync - Facebook's fault, not Google's

No native social network widget - Again, look at the social networks for blame

Can't add more home screens - Never been more than 5 in stock android

Fuzzy speaker - valid concern

Lock screen vibration can't be switched off - Don't have one, so can't comment

No digital clock only analog widget - Never been one in stock android

Quadrant benchmark only 1500 score - Don't have one, so can't comment

Lag in many areas - Don't have one, so can't comment

No Facebook events calendar sync - Never been in stock android OR from facebook's app

Only 5m camera - Shouldn't be a surprise

Most of this is your own fault for not knowing in advance, or isn't a valid point.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lcrkz0023:
"Massive"??...thats a strong term to use. Most of your points are either things we already knew or there are other ways to circumvent, so therfore a non-issue. I think you just wanted to make a thread just to be making a thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oka1:
+1 to the other comments.... it is in the best interest to your homework before you purchase, not the day after

The ghost volume and fuzzy speaker are the only real concerns......... and Really. . . . . How many here are going to keep this stock ??? hmmmm???

My guess the sound and volume will be eliminated when either Voodoo is adapted to this phone or some other equal

And, as far as all those other issues custom roms solve all of them

As for me, I always try to get something that has great hardware the software doesn't matter, we here in XDA will customize, make, kang or just create what we need.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knut150:
Seems to me that this threads are becoming typical every time a new device hits the market more so in this case with all the hype of the Nexus. Buyers remorse, lack of due diligence? Or something else…
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kindiboy:
Other than the low volume problem, this post only proves how ignorant you are.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WhiteHartMart:
Previous post sums it up.

UI is fine - blame the user not the tech!

I don't have the volume issue but that would be the only concern I would point the finger at.

Making a deal about vibrate on a lock screen - what next??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shodney:
Saying that there has been a "lack of due diligence" implies that people have just gone out and bought the phone with no knowledge of it whatsoever. This isn't true. I read every single hands on, preview, and article I could find on the Nexus before I bought it, and not a single one mentioned any of the problems or small annoyances we have been having. So, tell me - how has showing "due diligence" made any difference to me?

Buyers remorse? Sure, that could factor into it - but only because of the problems.

These threads are becoming more typical because the devices are getting more expensive, and we are becoming to rely on them more for our day to day life. If problems are happening, they become more of an issue to us :)

This can be turned off in Settings -> Security -> Vibrate on Touch
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WhiteHartMart:
Not sure that setting is in Security - think its in display - and deselecting it in display has no effect on lockscreen ;)

Then again - maybe I'm remembering incorrectly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GiveMe2Beers:
This post only proves that for some people being polite is only an optional feature.

And also that is a lot easier to insult someone behind a monitor rather than face to face in real life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lamecake:
Oh and Quadrant is one of the worst benchmarks available. Try some others like linpack / antutu / cf-bench. Eventho those are probably not optimized for ICS, they at least use multithreading etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK00431:
I actually agree on the interface/UI. Menu key appears on some apps at the bottom some at the top some dont have it at all. Also there's no menu key on the main android screen which Paul O'Brien has modded to show that its there in the code to be used. Not sure what Google were thinking there? Same old Google for me, rushing out updates. ICS needs some polishing in my opinion. Battery life sucks still on the OS too which I would have thought they would have addressed this time around. That volume bug is a pain too, BIG ONE!

This is my opinion mind, hope Google sort these things out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FISKER_Q:
If you're talking about what i think you're talking about then that is actually intended to be like that.

Apps that use the keyboard (Such as messaging, gmail, maps, etc.) all have an action bar where, amongst other things, the menu is that the bottom. When you start using the keyboard, the action bar is removed, and the menu button is then moved to the upper right side of the corner.

Of course, any other app developer can put this wherever they like, and for the apps not currently compatible with this type of menu they have the "compatibility" menu in the software buttons.

As for, what i assume you mean the launcher, it's possible that there is still code for it in ICS to be compatible with older phones that may be upgrading to ICS but will have the 4 capacitive buttons instead, including the menu button.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jebus99:
You mean my 4500 score in Quadrant using my tweaked kernel is meaningless???!?!? I don't think I can live any more...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qwerp_:
if that is your case, i don't see a point you complaining, might as well go get another make handset.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WhiterThanWhite:
I'm looking at my Motorola Milestone, which I believe is stock Android, with an option for seven and nine homescreens. But I don't use more than five anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kindiboy:
Am stating a fact, ignorance is not an insult. dumbass is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fdm1:
if that's the case, it isn't stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blunden:
No, the Milestone is not fully stock Android but it's close. The launcher is slightly different as you've seen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JohnSteveDoe:
Obvious troll is obvious. Let the thread die, the OP doesn't care about your replies anyways - hence the lack of any sort of reply.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KiNG OMaR:
Google removed Facebook contact sync in android 2.3.3.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GermanGuy:
GPS?

Did Samsung finally fix GSP issues with the release of the Nexus or are there still problems (e.g time to lock to a signal, losing signal)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xRogerxC:
Really? You don't even own the phone yourself, and you criticize him for posting his opinion of a phone that he does have? There's always one of you in every thread around these forums. And then, there are the followers....

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Ah, here's our first follower now...

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And here's another follower......

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Wow, you've not only established yourself as a follower, but an asshole as well!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mb02:
Ridiculous post. Who buys a $400 phone sight-unseen without any knowledge of the OS and then goes into the biggest dev forum to complain about opinionated dislikes (with only two actual hardware issues)? Who says you need to own a phone to understand the heavily generalized complaints?

Anyone who has owned any Android phone in the last year alone can attest to all of these "gripes" aside from volume issue and camera. The OP simply did not do his research before throwing cash at a carrier. You, on the other hand, should go back to the hippie convention and take your "arguing for the sake of arguing" philosophy with you. People forget this is a forum, not a blog. We will respond and you may not like it, get over it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xRogerxC:
My post had nothing to do with your right to respond, but you guys jumping the OP's ass for making his opinion known. That was not necessary. In fact, I don't believe I addressed you anyway, so if I were to follow your philosophy, that would make you a hypocrite.

As far as me going back to the "hippie convention" you refer to, I proudly served my country in the U.S. Navy for 20 years, defending your right to be a jerk! I'm going to assume you've never served your country in any way, shape or form. I bet I'm right. Most likely, you are some punk kid still living with his Mommy and Daddy, and your idea of courage is to talk **** from behind a computer monitor. The truth hurts, doesn't it?!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fdm1:
Yes, I do not have the phone, but I have had the G1 since day one and the N1 since day one, and have followed android very closely from the beginning. I am well aware of what to expect with the hardware of the GN and what to expect in ICS as stock android. The complaints that I could not speak to because I don't have firsthand experience with the GN, I didn't.

However, many of the OP and others' complaints are pointless as the specs of the phone (5mp camera, no sd, etc.) were made clear weeks before it went on sale and some of the complaints of missing features in this particular thread are and never were actually parts of stock android (i.e., more homescreens, FB events calendar sync, no digital clock widget).

Many of the complaints don't serve any purpose other than to whine and cause other people looking for valid reviews and/or VALID problems with the phone and/or ICS (the volume problem - which has numerous more productive threads open already and didn't really need another one) to not actually look into the phone and develop their own opinions, but rather they assume that the OP (who was highly uninformed as to reality) knew what he was talking about and form their opinions on his nonsense.

Also, just as the OP was allowed to make his opinion known (as I didn't ever ask that the thread should be deleted), I believe we too are allowed to make our opinion known that the OP was clueless as to what he should have expected before dropping a large sum of money on a phone.