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[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] damian04:
stuck at htc screen

unlocked boot loader via htc website

tried to flash stock vivid kernel and holicakes via vivd aio now stuck at fastboot screen

now before anyone says it i did read part of the super guide HOWEVER the rogers ph3img file link no longer works the ruu link directs me to a download site which no longer has the file ( listed there but when you try to download it it's no longer there)

now i alos can't get in to cwm recoverty either from fastboot i select recovery reboots to fastboot reboot fast boot etc i have no doubt if i could get the ruu or ph3 file for rogers it could be fixed if anyone has links to these files
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] daspazz:
In this case you use an external SDHC card. (Inside the back of the phone next to the SIM card) Copy files to it and mount it with recovery and flash files from there to the phone. Its not hard. But it is developmental software and firmware. So flasher beware! :rolleyes:

This really isn't rocket science. If you read what pirateghost told you too. and keep plugging at it you can recover from almost any soft brick. I proved that a few times myself.

I love pg's boot logo!! :D Spinning Andy ROCKS!! And his GUI installer is damn cool too!

THANKS pirateghost!
[Android Apps and Games] Aganar:
How many times have you been talking to someone on the phone and said, "Oh damn! There was something I wanted to tell you but I've forgotten it now!" What if there were an app that could let you make "reminders" attached to contacts within your phone, so that the next time you call them or they call you, it will automatically display that reminder on the call screen?

I'd buy it.
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Quick V6 Configuration Guide

This is an artifact, almost. But if you have questions about the configuration process for the v6, this is what I used.

The V6 Supercharger menu asks users to confirm operations at several points, usually prompting you to press the Enter button, y for yes or n for no. Those are just confirmations of intent and those steps are skipped in the guide. They are common sense though, and should pose no problem.

The script and the method of modding the services file is the product of the hard work of zepplinrox. I just followed the directions to save people the effort. Any risks are yours and yours alone, as always.

1) Download and Launch Botbrew. Botbrew will bootstrap in some necessary packages

2) Install package repository-mateorod[/] and press the refresh packages button at top right.

3) Install package mateorod-v6

4) Reboot. You will see an "Android is upgrading" pop up over your boot animation.

5) Open a terminal and run the following:

su -c v6

6) The script will run. The program should automatically run the Driver Options. (If not, enter option 26 in the main script menu to continue following this guide).

Choose 1-3 for scrolling speed. (do yourself a favor and select 1, for the fastest)

7) Y for yes to integrate into init.rc

8) Enter y if you do not want the V6 script animation.

9) The script will enter its main menu which has 30 options. Select option 7.

OpenGL Users: Some slightly less aggressive settings have been reported as resulting in increased stability with OpenGL.

10) You will be prompted to Super clean and Reboot.

This is no longer necessary. The supercharger settings take place immediately. But you can do it if it makes you feel better.

11) Disable and reenable zRAM at 18% in settings/performance/memory management/zRAM in the device settings if you experience lag later. Since this requires reboots, I have changed this to as-needed. Update HacDan informs us our kernel does not have zRam compression. Verdict: Unneeded!

12) Rerun V6 script and read the info beneath the menu list. It should indicate that

-Launcher is Die-Hard, i.e. Supercharged

-ADJ fixes NOT NEEDED

-OOM Groupings Fixed

-Current AND prior minfrees = 8, 14, 75, 90, 95, 125 mbs

-Supercharger Service is installed, and

-Supercharger Level = 100% Supercharged.

If so, then you are correctly installed and running, and your values are sticking after reboot. That's it
[Nook Color Android Development] rampart51:
mateorod....nice job here....I've been wanting to do the V6 thingy for weeks but everytime I read those original posts I got a little paranoid.

I run MIRAGE on an SD card and the information you provided here worked well.

I'm not sure V6 is helping a lot but its only been a day. I'm seeing no HUGE increase in speed and in some cases....maybe a little slower.....but time will tell.

I just hope it is easy to back off if I want.

Thanks again for your documentation.
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Glad it worked for you. Unsupercharge is an option in the menu, should you want to undo the changes. This update makes backups of all of your original settings during the setup process, so they are quick to restore.

Thanks for trying the guide for me.
[Nook Color Android Development] Modded Darts:
Have you tried root explorer to see if it works

Posted from Asus Transformer Prime
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
I have tried to repack the modded services.jar into the nightlies using Root Explorer with varying results. I haven't downloaded the last few updates, but navigating within zips has been buggy in ICS for me. When I tried to copy/paste, it appeared to work, but the file remained unreplaced.

I usually use the latest release candidate of Total Commander for file moving, as its dual window format is easy and it uses a progress bar for large operations. But it too is buggy using the nightlies.

FWIW: I have tried ES Explorer, Root Explorer, Total Commander, OI File Explorer 1.2, and Astro with only Astro working for me.

Having said that, replacing the file is easy on a home computer . I just try my best to find a way to do things entirely from the Nook as a personal idiosyncrasy.
[Nook Color Android Development] archangelz:
Tried using astro to put the services.jar in, only getting bootloops (1 hour+ and counting, way too long). Tried putting it in before and then flashing the update.zip (2/25 ICS). Tried letting it boot for 2 hours, nada.

Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
[Nook Color Android Development] grayfoxmg1:
Only thing I can think of, is that you have something in your data that is working against this. My advice is to grab a clean nightly(one you haven't messed with) and put it on your sd. Boot into recovery clear cache and dalvik, update to that nightly, and see if you get through. If you can't than you might have to do a clean install.

But if you get through, than perhaps you should run titanium backup to be safe. Launch root explorer and swap the service.jar files. Reboot and clear caches. If you are able to reboot completely than continue on your directions, if not than perhaps your .jar file is corrupt.
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
I made a services.jar modded from eyeballer's 2/26 non-opengl build. Has cut down on the bugs so far. I will run it in my device tonight and if it looks unharmful, I will replace the top file tomorrow.
[Nook Color Android Development] grayfoxmg1:
PM me if it works, than I can replace my files on Sam's thread.
[Nook Color Android Development] Rick_V:
When I do step 11 in the second post (rerun V6) nothing happens I just get dropped back to /sdcard #.
[Nook Color Android Development] grayfoxmg1:
This happened to me, download Script Manager from market(it's free). Run your V6 script in that program.
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
An encore (nook) specific services.jar for the 2/27 builds will be up in about 20 mins.

Update: Now up on original post attachment list.
[Nook Color Android Development] grayfoxmg1:
Okay so I made this ZIP, it should replace your service.jar with the newest one for V6(from mateorod's post), and the bootanimation to the official CM9 one (Video Link)(Tnpapadakos' files).
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Grey

Could you be more specific about what is included in the zip you just posted here for anyone who isn't following the other thread? I read it fairly regularly, but I have no idea myself. There are a ton of tweaked packages running around right now, they can be hard to keep straight.

Thanks
[Nook Color Android Development] -somebody-:
yeah i have to agree, its precisely why i gave up on running ics on my nook, too many messy mixed messaged threads going on mixing mods. itd be great to just see an ics rom compiled with everything included to make lives of idiots like me easier.
[Nook Color Android Development] grayfoxmg1:
I fixed it
[Nook Color Android Development] numus:
Am I the only one who can't find V6 U9RC6.9 and doesn't see build.prop options?
[Nook Color Android Development] seth.i.simmons:
Thanks for that zip! Just a heads up though, if you drop any boot animation in /data/local, you dont have to worry about it being overwritten when flashing a new nightly. The one in /data/local overrides the one in /system/media, and will not be replaced on install of a nightly.

On another note, for those that have the boot animation already, or just want to have the script and latest services.jar, I made a zip (actually based off of yours, grayfoxmg1, since I'm new to this) that will copy services.jar (EDIT: This is for the 0227 services.jar file. I will be uploading a zip with the 0302 one shortly.)(mateorod's latest Nook specific one) to /system/framework, and will put the V6 script (latest RC6.9, named "V6.sh") onto the root of your sdcard. If there any issues let me know, as I am new to making flashable zips.

Zip without boot animation (EDIT: This is for the 0227 services.jar file. I will be uploading a zip with the 0302 one shortly.) :

http://db.tt/fUIddDP4

Zip with boot animation placed in /data/local to make it (EDIT: This is for the 0227 services.jar file. I will be uploading a zip with the 0302 one shortly.) :

http://db.tt/MjJ5LEgK

(If this is the wrong place to put this, or for any reason you dont want it here, just let me know and I will remove it!)

No, for some reason (I suppose he just uses init.rc tweaks now) there is no longer that option. Ran the script 3 times, and no build.prop options :/
[Nook Color Android Development] farandel:
Im sorry.. that was the autocorrect. I meant samiam
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Ahh..I've been there with the autocorrect.

Sam doesn't clobber his builds that often, as Greyfox indicated. So his builds have prebuilt pieces in them that are from older roms, including but not limited to things like the kernel and other important parts.

As greyfox said, honestly, the best thing you can do, so as not to be running a ROM that is composed of older and newer pieces that don't ideally go together is to change to eyeballer's builds.

You can get those at Techerrata.com or use Goo Manager in the Play Store.

If you really want to stick with Sam's builds, and want to use the packages, go to /system and open your build.prop. Find the build date. On the second post in this thread there is a download list that has the package you will need to match to that build date.

Note: If you switch to eyeballer's, please select clean archives in the Botbrew settings, and refresh packages before installing a package. I just updated the packages just in case you had found a problem.

The current packages for ROMS from 5/31 onward (eyeballer) are:

android-framework-services-v6-0.0.4-15

and

android-framework-pdroid (v6 and non) 1.3.2-12

Please check those version numbers before installing the mateorod packages, just to be safe.

Thanks!
[Nook Color Android Development] gaikokujinkyofusho:
I am missing something (seeking Pdroid on my sgs2)

Hi, first I want to thank mateorod for last time, i had requested help for getting Pdroid on my kindle and it is now running like a charm.

Second i want to apologize as even though I got it running (with help of course) on my kindle, i seem to be missing an obvious detail in getting pdroid installed on my sgs2. I installed botbew [ok], installed repository-mateorod [ok], refreshed [ok, i think?] (on bottom left hand side now?), then was going to "Check the PDroid package" (step 6)[not ok, stumped] but couldn't find it. :confused:

I installed it on my kindle a few weeks ago so the specific details are a bit fuzzy now but I had thought that with repository-mateorod installed that I would be able to install the pdroid framework package but i have been looking around and honestly can't seem to figure out the next step. Does botbrew automatically see I have an sgs2 and is not showing me anything because there are no packages for the sgs2 yet?

If some patient soul could point me in the right direction it would really be appreciated!

-Gaiko

PS Sorry also if i shouldn't be posting about sgs2 on this thread as it seems to be for the nook, i just followed a post from the Vibrant forum and couldn't find a more appropriate thread.:(

--

Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100

ROM: Resurrection Remix ICS ROM v.1.9.1 for Galaxy S2 i9100

Kernel version: 3.0.32 Siyah v3.2.6+
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Posting in this thread is fine. I use it as a bit of a catch all for random devices at times.

The problem is that I have to add devices manually. Botbrew filters the packages by device to ensure that no one installs an incompatible package in a situation just like this.

If you want to use a package on a CM9, AOKP or AOSP (basically, anything that isn't a co,book or custom ROM you won't se for other devices) post a zip of your services, framework and core.jar, as well as your build.prop. I will see what I can do.
[Nook Color Android Development] gaikokujinkyofusho:
Thanks (very much) for the speedy reply. Attached is a zip of my services.jar, framework.jar, core.jar, and my build.prop.

So once you have worked your magic a pdroid framework package for sgs2 should show up in the repository-mateorod in botbrew?

Thx again!
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Hey, do you mind if I make the package for the current version of this ROM? It just updated on 5-27. It is just that if I patch this old one, in effect, I am only making something usable to you alone.
[Nook Color Android Development] gaikokujinkyofusho:
So there is something newer than Resurrection Remix ICS ROM v2.0? Well anyway beggars (me) can't be choosers so go for it, i will just upgrade.

Thanks again!
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Ha! My mistake! No, your files are the newest. I guess the maker of this ROM doesn't clobber his builds between updates, so the build date was old. Not the usual method, I wouldn't think, but no problem.

I'll update this post in maybe 15 mins when the packages are up.

I just didn't want you to go hunting for an update that doesn't exist.

Note: It does look like the rom is due to update (in a couple hours actually), but don't worry about that. I'll look at that when it does later.
[Nook Color Android Development] gaikokujinkyofusho:
Sorry about the confusion.

Right after I posted i had some self doubt and checked the thread and noticed something new should be out in a few hours but I will probably hold off as i don't have to be on the absolute bleeding edge.

About that though, when i do upgrade to the next rom (perhaps after a few versions) would I need to bother you again for an updated pdroid framework package each time an upgrade is done?

Cheers,

-Gaiko
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Yeah, I saw the imminent update as well, but we can worry about that later.

Probably what I will do is wait until that update settles, maybe a day or so, and then I will put a thread up over there somewhere with updated packages for the update. You can already have your package installed, but I will keep the 2.0 packages available for download to use through Botbrew.

But that's for another day.

I have added 3 packages to both repos (Botbrew Anise and Basil). If it just says Botbrew in your app drawer, then you have Anise. But it doesn't matter, the install process is the same.

Edit: These packages are for the Resurrection Remix rom for the GalaxyS2! You won't find them with any other device!

The packages

Just V6 Supercharger

android-framework-v6-resurrection

Pdroid

android-framework-pdroid-resurrection

Pdroid+V6

android-framework-pdroid-v6-resurrection

Should you choose a package with V6 functionality, you will need to download the script for the V6 packages separately.

Clean Archives in the Botbrew settings, and refresh packages. Select your package and install it and then Reboot! You will need to configure both Pdroid and the V6 according to your wishes after reboot.

Thanks for your interest!
[Nook Color Android Development] gaikokujinkyofusho:
Thanks for posting it so fast (I am at +4 GMT so didn't get a chance to try it until now). I really appreciate the patience and support!!!
[Nook Color Android Development] farandel:
The script is amazing!! I just have a quick question.... when I do a full wipe to install a new rom, do I need to redo the entire process?? Thanks sooooo much in advance!!!
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Well, anything positive you have to say about the V6 Supercharger is due to the hard work of zeppelinrox, the dev who wrote the script. What we offer in this thread is to create the necessary files and easily install/replace them.

You can/should thank zeppelinrox here.

As for repairing the packages after flashing an update, I am glad you asked. I just updated the package in the Botbrew repo due to a change in the Cyanogen repo which caused the previous packages to break newer updates.

Because this is happening nearly twice a week, I would like to suggest a tweak to the install method.

After a new flash

Please select Clean Archives in the Botbrew menu (top right)

Refresh Packages

Swipe to the Repairable screen

Unless you flash on a daily basis,

you should see an Upgrade button

on the android-framework-whatever package. Please repair the other packages and then update the android-framework package and reboot.

Please

, install packages only on the latest install. This will ensure that you only install packages to the proper ROM. If you really, really don't want to upgrade, their is a list of downloadable packages in the second post. But installing to the latest nightly is the safest practice. Then, whenever you choose to upgrade your ROM, you can just update your packages with the above procedure!

This is to ensure that you don't accidentally reinstall an older package that will break your flash.

If you do happen to install an older package that causes bootloops, there is no cause for concern. Just press the 'n' button and select boot to recovery. Then reflash your ROM and please report your experience here.

Thanks!

A Tip: Reinstall your packages so that the android-framework-whatever package gets repaired last. Installing that package is causing an automatic reboot, which you need anyway, but this way you won't have to relaunch Botbrew afterwards.
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
I don't have my device with me to test, but in honor of the CM team pulling the Google 4.04 r2.1 source tonight, I have updated the Botbrew repo.

Anyone using these packages who will be updating when the builds come out later tonight can rest easy while installing anything from this thread.

Please clean archives and check the version numbers before installing the mateorod packages:

v6 only is

android-framework-services-v6-0.0.4-17

and both of the pdroid packages are

android-framework-pdroid-X-1.3.2-14

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[Nook Color Android Development] grayfoxmg1:
Hey man, hate making more work for you, but Samiam303 has claimed that all his builds will now clobber every night. I figured I would give you a heads up so you can be on the look out to see if you must make another install method for them.
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
Thanks, yeah, I saw that. I am going to have to edit the OP and some other stuff, but it will actually make everything easier. Eyeballer already clobbers daily, so it will streamline the process and lower the likelyhood of mismatched ROMs and packages.

So I am glad he's making the leap.
[Nook Color Android Development] mateorod:
My Nook has unfortunately met with some disaster. For right now, and possibly forever, I will not be able to, like I have these last three months, test these packages nightly to ensure they're up to date.

I am, however, willing to continue maintaining the packages.

What this means for you, if you're using any o the packages, is that the day will come when you update and install the package and it will result in bootloops. These packages were going out of date twice a week. Luckily CM9 started a code freeze right before my Nook died. So it had been steady for a week or two- hopefully this will continue.

But if you install a package and get boot loops, don't worry. You don't need to wipe or restore a backup. Simply reflash your ROM, with no wiping, and come post in this thread.

I will update the packages as soon as I see the request.

If you have access to a Linux environment, you can always count on support for the Nook with the Auto-Patcher in my signature. It will automatically create a flashable zip that will enable PDroid, the V6, or both. It isn't the solution that package-management is, but it works.

Soooo...

I do want to thank those of you who have been supporting the project. It has been quite a learning experience for me. The XDA nook community is a great one; I consider myself very lucky to have owned this device, at this time. I especially would like to thank greyfoxmg1 for his continued interest and reportage towards and for this package thread.

And of course, inportb, who allowed me enough of an inside view of Botbrew that I was able to end up hosting a repo. It was my enthusiasm for Botbrew rather than any other software that fuelled this project. I just wandered into his thread, noob as it gets. Inportb was patient and kind as I fumbled my way through this thing. He didn't have to spend his time teaching me the many things he did, and I am profoundly grateful to him for letting me tag along.

This wasn't always the most popular thread. For quite some time, it would lose a star every other week due to a 1 star vote. But you guys, whomever you are, would invariably vote it back to respectability. That always made me feel like my time was appreciated- it did make a difference, to me at least.

Well, it's getting a little dusty in here:p, so I am gonna wrap it up. I will probably replace the tablet-sized hole in my life shortly, so I will be around. And, I haven't ruled out getting another Nook yet, either. This is a pretty fine machine...

as a bonus...some cowboy hats...followed by some victory:cowboy::cowboy::cowboy::victory::victory::victory::victory:

regards
[Nook Color Android Development] grayfoxmg1:
Get an ebay nook, and continue your tablet lifestyle for less than $200 dollars, also thank you for your kind words and I promise that if I ever get a bootloop from your package to report asap so that we can fix it for everyone who follows this thread.
[Nook Color Android Development] gaikokujinkyofusho:
Request for Resurrection Remix ICS ROM 2.5.1

Hi mateorod, i upgraded twice and resisted bothering you about a request but 2.5.1 is just about perfect (had bug issues with some of the previous vers) so I thought I would request support for RR 2.5.1. Included are my core, services, and framework.jars and my build.prop (i think that is it?).

Thanks so much for the support!

-Gaiko
[Nook Color Android Development] inportb:
I was away for a few days, and therefore totally missed this thread! It is at this time, I think, that we should be pitching in as much as possible. If mateorod is the brains behind the project, then we must be the eyes and ears; testers are every bit as vital to a project as developers. Meanwhile, this other project is also worthy of attention, and may have even greater implications than flashless framework replacements.
[Nook Color Android Development] NapalmDawn:
When I add the repo and hit refresh, it stays at 226 packages and never seems to grab the mater ones.
[Nook Color Android Development] routey:
Thank u s much for this, runs amazing!