yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] swc2001:
Well that stinks... yeah I figured that wasbthe way it would be. Also I have bought the titanium backup pr version 3 times one for every hoisehold member with an Android..... I know I didn't have to buy it three times. There are work arounds. However I wanted to reward the people that make that app because it is awesome. Unfortunately I am lazy and was hoping to avood having to do even minimal work. Oh well a project for another day. lol
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] TEDTALKER:
It still gives me the same errors, and how would I view/edit my files via USB cable? It wont show up on my computer, and I cant boot up into stock because I have the internal version.

Also, new question: Im replacing my current 16gb nook with a new one, how could I move ALL of my CM7 android stuff to the new one, without moving anything from the stock (which is bricked)?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] miniblue:
I assume you have turned on USB to copy files to/from your computer.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] chaqfoistylo:
Netflix Streaming in HD?

Hi All,

I've been trying to figure out how to get my CM7 NT to stream Netflix in the HD quality of the stock Nook ROM.

I've tried several edits to the build.prop (ro.product.____ and ro.build.___), to no avail.

Are there any specific lines in the current CM7 Internal build.prop that prevent Netflix from streaming in HD, like how the NT comes originally? Or is it some other issue with the CM7 build? Has anybody on CM7 gotten this to work?

Many thanks in advance.

Also, in messing around with the build.prop, I fixed the dates being weird in CM7 (for example, Friday registers as the digits 06) by changing ro.product.local.language=en and ro.product.locale.region=US
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] hashish16:
I am not sure what I did. I have CWM installed (not sure how I did that, I think using the CM7 ext-sd card method). So when I tried install CM7 internal now my tablet requires the ex-sd card installed to install apps and what no. I can see the in ternal memory, but its not accessible.

I have searched for the past hour, and maybe I am doing the search terms. I tried the Int-over-Ext_SD_Mod_4_CM7_AFinal thinking that was the fix, but it isn't.

Can someone point me in the right directions. Thanks!

(I feel like CWM points to the ext-sd card, and I have 16gb NT)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
Boot failure after renaming Phone.apk and TelephonyProvider.apk

Since Cell Idle and Phone Idle showed up on my Battery-Use stats as by far the biggest consumer of battery, I thought it would help if I turn off Phone.apk and TelephonyProvider.apk by renaming them (via adb wireless command line interface). Unfortunately, when I rebooted the NT right after renaming the two apps, it crashed in booting into CM7 (off SD card) and rebooted into stock ROM instead. I tried to back out of this process by mounting the CM7 SD card on a Linux system and renaming these apps back to their original names, but surprisingly that failed to correct the boot failure problem.

I am thus curious if anyone else has tried this method and succeeded in fixing Cell/Phone battery consumption problem.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] veeman:
Just checking out the "competition" ;)

Looking good so far, keep it up.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] tmoulder:
Complete noob question

First, apply worship to Celtic and his crew. You guys rock!

Second, for the update zips mentioned on the support thread - how do I apply these to an existing internal install? Is it like a fresh install, or is it applying a patch? Are there any consequences - zaps my apps, etc?

Thanks!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] fabulosospucas:
thank you and stuff

First of all, I really want to thank you guys for your work, you rock! I have a question, before I used cm7 I had a lot of trouble with stock rom with Wi-Fi connection, and I knew it wasn't router related, because I never had a problem with my other devices. Anyway, since I'm using CM7 on SD, I haven't had any problems at all with my Wi-Fi, it has fixed my troubles and I want to know what was changed in the rom for this to have happened.

I'm very happy with my tablet because of you guys, thanks a lot!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
Speaking of wifi...

before my tribulations described here and in several after it:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25536288&postcount=856

my wifi had exhibited MINOR annoyance--specifically requiring some manipulation to get it back after a sleep of some period. It was minor because I could always get it back with an off-on process and hitting the app Wifi Analyzer.

Amazingly, after all the manipulation to recover from the previous desktop loss, wifi became perfect. When I wake the tablet, wifi is reconnected after just a very short time.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Domiel:
Can't acces internal media on usb

So what if my media partition doesn't show up when I connect to the computer? I can find it in the file browser on the nook but only my external sdcard shows up when I connect usb.

I've extended the media partition to 10GB instead of the stock 1GB but shouldn't matter, also tried installing the ribbon-soft mod by veronica which includes a multi mount app but it just force-close on me...

On a 1.4.1 rooted B&N I see both media and sd-card via computer.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mdpark84:
Hello. I saw someone else who had this same issue but never saw a solution.

8GB NT running 1.42

16GB Wintec SD card

sd card boot solution

I was able to boot off the sd card the first time without issue and just navigated around a bit, nothing crazy. After rebooting, I went back into the NT interface. Later, I powered down completely with the usb cable plugged in, got the N splash screen, then the Team-B screen, then just blank. Has anyone else run into this and what did you do to fix it? Thanks!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] envygreen:
little help if anyone knows?

I'm helping a coworker with her 16GB NT. I'm a nook color guy myself.

I wrote the SD bootable image and it comes up good. I downloaded the correct Gapps file and dropped it on the SD for install.

I can't seem to figure out how to boot to recovery to flash the zip though with an SD card install. On the NC, I'd just reboot, hold down power and the N for the right amount of time. Is there a trick to installing Gapps for the SD version?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] captican:
Nook tab recovery flasher is how I get there.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mdpark84:
Going to answer my own question here. Turns out it was the card (a "wintec"). Replaced it with a SanDisk and no more boot issues. Hope this helps someone else.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] stoneysins:
I'm Having an issue with booting my Nook tablet 8gb into CM 7.

I installed the rom to the card and It worked fine for the first week, now when we boot to the card it will boot into CM 7 and we can see the home screen then 10 seconds later it takes me back to the nook os.

I'm using a polaroid Class 10 16gb micro sd

Any insight as to whats going on?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] old_fart:
my guess is that its the card. dnld Crystal Disk Mark and see what the 4K random scores are.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
Won't tell you a thing about this problem. Nobody has determined that a particular score is needed for booting or running. Many people have found class 10 cards did not work and class 6 did work. Nobody knows what the key is--one card will work and another one won't.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] sangahm:
But it might. People have said one card or another works and related the class of the card, not the random seek score. Perhaps that's what we need to be giving, and we might find the correlation (as we did with the NC).
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
Then I ask you: what is the random seek score that will make the card work for CM7 on microSD card in the Nook--all versions? If you do not know that answer, there is no reason to go find out your card's number...when you do, you will not know if it is a good number or a bad number.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Timmons:
Won't boot from SD Card

Which install are you using (Internal or SD): SD

What version is your CM7 download that you are using (should be alpha final now): alpha final

Do you have any mods on your NT (updates or system modifications) no

If yes to above what have you installed

Where is this bug (main system or which application): no

Can this bug be easily replicated:

If yes to above how can we replicate it to check:

Description of the bug

Any other information we may find useful

Trying to go through and create an SD card bootable CM7 using the directions here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1481826

The card won't boot on my NT 8GB version 1.42. I'm using a g skill class 10 32 gb card. It writes without an issue and creates the partitions but nothing happens upon inserting it into the tablet. I've tried having it boot attached to the cord and unattached without any difference. I've seen other posts about using a u-boot.bin, MLLO and flashing_boot.img and writing it to the card so it will boot from it but am wary about that because of the sticky on flashing and primarily I don't want to flash it internally at all. Are there any other steps I'm missing?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] cpizzle98:
TEAM-B logo jumping and flashing?

Internal install

Using Alpha Final

After installing from my sdcard and wiping and factory reset, I rebooted. Now I'm on the screen with the logo "TEAM-B presents" and then the screen is jumpy and hasn't gotten out of this state for more than 5 mins. Not sure if this is supposed to happen or should I keep waiting to see what happens.

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

CP
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] sho0318:
The internal version will NOT work on an 8GB NT. It only works on a 16GB NT. I went through the same thing just a few days ago. However, the external SD works with either 8 or 16GB NT. The problem I am having with the external SD build on my 8GB NT is that I have to connect a powered USB cable to it when it is off in order for it to boot into CM7. If I just hold the power button to turn it on, it defaults to booting from whatever ROM I have internally.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
Have you tried this method http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25668292&postcount=13? I don't know if it works on the NT 8GB model but it does on my 16GB NT.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] dethik:
rom has treated me well. Only issue is Wifi getting hung up every time i let it sit for a while. Just have to remember to turn off wifi everytime done using it.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lenardo:
so what you want to do is have stock nook- possibly rooted- internally and run cm7 off the sd card and you want to now how you back up cm7 on the sd card?

simple, you don't.

this is what you do. first off backup your internal cm7 to a microsd card (not the one you are using for external cm7) via whichever program you use- i use titanium then go into cmw and restore the nook tablet to stock, then either root it or not (your option)

on your computer put your new microsd card into the reader and follow the directions to install the microsd version of cm7 onto said card. (i am using a sandisk class 4 16gig (works wonderfully)

repartion the sd card to use all of the sd card if necessary.

turn off nook tablet

insert microsd card w/ sd version of cm7 on it

turn on nook tablet, it shoud flash the nook symbol on screen then switch over to the Team B logo, boot cm7 off of the card. set it all up and you are good to go

to Switch Back to stock, shut off tablet, Remove microSD card/maybe put in original sd card, turn on tablet, tada back to stock(possibly rooted).

all your external cm7 apps/settings/etc are stored ON the sd card so there is no need to backup the card. at most run an app that will backup the system, and then copy the backup to computer, otherwise, you have all that is needed on your computer to reinstall the os on sd card and start over.

i have been running cm7 external for almost 2 months and except for amazon video player, everything runs great, hell videos run Better on external cm7 than stock rooted nook software.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] swc2001:
Well that's cool. Now one thing that stinks for me is my Nandroid of stock rooted nook will not reload. It says some error like md5 mismatch or somthing. So I don't know how to go back stock. Any ideas?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
1. If I am running CM7 on the microSD card, how do I make a nandroid backup of the native Nook ROM?

2. How do I make a nandroid (TitaniumBackup?) of the card--so that if it were to fail/be damaged, I could restore to a card and have it be as of the date of when the backup was made?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lenardo:
TRY this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1495869&highlight=factory+restore
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
Thanks.

I assume that is an answer to my #1....?

But that does not give me MY ROM back--it gives me a stock but rooted with apps added ROM. Is there no way to back up exactly the state my Nook internal is in right now?

Also...question 2.....open.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lenardo:
JUST do a full backup, then copy said backup to your computer. that SHOULD take care of the rest.

as to why you are getting a md5 check error, sorry no idea, i am just starting to learn this stuff :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
...as in, ummmm, HOW? Are you talking a TitaniumBackup? That won't give you a full restore image, will it? More detail please.

Didn't mention anything about md5.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lenardo:
TITANIum will backup all your apps/data,

to make a backup of the native nook rom you

NEED

to be rooted. then you can just run romamanager, indirects app for clockwork mod and back it all up, from sd version of cm7 you- if i am correct- CANNOT access any of the internal memory, thus cannot back it up you would have to reboot into recovery i believe and do it that way or you have to run it from a rooted nook tablet(i could be wrong on the reboot to recovery bit, if i have not tried it, i do not know). you might be able to get indirect's clockwork mod running on nonrooted, no idea, my stock rom is rooted.

rom manager is/should be installed with cm7 turn that on and you can create a recovery.zip of the current state of your cm7 for backup, apps data etc. copy that to computer/microsd card and if you decide to go backto that version of cm7, just pop the microsd card in/pull it into your system and use rom manager to recover it.

sorry about the md5 check error thing that was a different poster.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
OK, thanks. That helps a lot.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] pimpmaneaton:
Anyone have a working link for the fixed build.prop flashable zip by chance
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] old_fart:
i am a great fan of TiB and agree that it is the #1 choice for backing up apps and data... but i disagree about rom manager... please double check yourself on that one... ( my NT does not do it that way )

thx
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
Ooops. Conflicting info. Would you mind answering my two previous questions as to how you would accomplish those tasks?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] sho0318:
Tried it 3 times and unfortunately that did not work. It seems to me it is timing issue. Thanks anyway.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Timmons:
32gb sd card of choice for 8gb Tablet

Hello,

Should be an easy question to answer since there are so many people with sdcards for the nook tablet. Can someone point me in the right direction for a proven micro sd card 32 gb that works on this tablet and does not require booting via cable to boot into cm7? Cm7 ON the sd card as opposed to internal. Newegg link please? Buellor?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
Not an easy question at all. You have asked the 64,000 dollar question.

There has been no determination of a card guaranteed to work. Fast cards are no guarantee. A particular brand is no guarantee. Though many have reported Sandisk has worked--a few said they did not.

I used an 8GB Sandisk class 4. It works fine. But that is no guarantee for you. Personally, I think there are hardware differences inside the individual units that affect this.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] sangahm:
Based in reports that I've seen in XDA, you can't go wrong with Sandisk cards. Other cards have reported to work too, but SD cards have been consistent. My experience of about a dozen cards showed the Sandisk brand to be the best.

As for booting via cable to boot into cm7, this seems to be a hardware change on later NT that require this, rather than a type of sd card.

As for a newegg link, try this one. I've not ordered from newegg, but a simple search turned this up.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] old_fart:
first, my apologies to @lenardo. he is right ( for the most part ).

But ( i think ) my answer is not conflicting information. Well that's what I believe. . and I think I can explain myself...

you ask : How do you make an android backup?

You do it by running CWM recovery. You can have the recovery on a plug-in ( external ) SD card, or you can have the recovery internal. ROM manager is a way to boot into recovery. Back in January when my younger child ( college kid ) gave me back the tablet. Stating it was lame and didn't do much and he would rather have the $250 and could I take it back please...

well, i did what he asked... ( of course ! ) . I then went to XDA and rooted the device and put on @indirect's recovery. I tried to use rom manager to get to recovery but it didn't work. Arrgghh... After much searching for a solution, I ended up with an app called CWMR touch installer. I was much relieved when it allowed me to boot into recovery. And I didn't go back to rom manager to figure out why it did not ever cooperate ( for me ).

.

But there is some confusion I believe. Titanium backup is used to backup applications and data mostly. I don't think that titanium can do an image backup. The CWM recovery does the image backup. I think of an nandroid backup as an image backup.

Again, I love titanium backup and spent the five bucks in order to get batch mode. I guess I was ( and still am ) pretty grumpy about rom manager. I just went back to try it again. This time it worked ! but now i am running rc1 ( to fix the microphone ) Wow go figure. But I think rom manager is strictly a doorway to get at the recovery utility program. . And having a backup is critical ! . you're a real knuckle head if you don't .

Hope this helps.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Timmons:
SD Card Install - Wifi - Error

Hello,

So i've followed the directions listed here..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1545766

and installed cm7 and cm9 on a sd card as dual boot. cm7 seems to have installed but the wifi checkbox never is able to connect and just says error. Anyone get this before?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] The_Joe:
Please reboot your tablet and see if the problem persists. This is common when the tablet wakes up from "sleep" try searching this thread, there are work arounds.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] illuminatiate:
I just recently had to look this up again as well. Hope it helps.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Narga:
Titanium restoring forever

I've installed CM7.2 final alpha. I used Titanium backup to make all apps backuped but when I restore it, some apps has restoring forever. I must do force close Titanium to do another task.

I'm searching on the web about that, I've found that can solve on Nook Color by enable apps installer in system but it's not works with NT.

Ex: Use Titanium to restore Where's my water?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] old_fart:
here is my guess. hope this helps. a thing about titanium that trips up / messes up a lot of people is the fact that titanium backs up and restores : 1) app, 2) data, and 3) system... that third one is a gotcha / killer ! . ninety nine times out of one hundred, you want to do a backup and restore of your apps and data only and DO NOT restore system. . because the old system files will poison your new creation.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ha2fb:
I need some assistance loading this rom to my NT (1.4.2). Im using Indirect's CWM sd card method to get into CWM. I then eject the sd card pop in second fat32 card and select choose zip from sd card / yes resulting in "installation aborted."

I would try rooting then follow by flashing this rom, but my asus netbook (only avail pc for 2 weeks) is having a generic driver malfunction.

This appears to be my last resort!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
What is "on" the second card you are inserting?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ha2fb:
Solely Alpha CM7 sd version...

I've reformatted this thing segeral times thinking it was the card itself. I've also ejected the CWM reformatted to fat32 and dropped the zip on it.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
Then I am confused. It sounded like you were using CWM to flash something, which would install it onto the internal. That would require you to have the zip for whatever you wanted to flash to internal on the card, then command the flash using CWM.

If you want to boot CM7 from the microSd, the instructions in the alpha thread (link in my sig) tell how to download the image and burn it onto a card on a computer, then you insert the card and boot into it from a power off state.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mdpark84:
I'm using a 32GB Class 4 Sandisk card. If I recall, I ordered it directly from them about a year and a half ago. No issues with it but did have issues with a 16GB "Wintec". If I had to guess, this is probably it but don't quote me on it:

amazon.com/SanDisk-32GB-MicroSDHC-Class-SDSDQ-032G-A11M/dp/B005OGWJUE

---------- Post added at 05:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:35 PM ----------

I've been running smooth on the sd version of this rom now for several days. A couple observations for anyone just getting started:

- If you run into issues booting off the card (especially after the first attempt), it's probably the sd card

- I was only able to extend the 4th partition to take advantage of the unallocated space, this may be just a Windows/software thing but moving and then trying to resize the first partition would not allow me to boot

- Make sure you change your language and keyboard early on, this will fix the missing numbers on top of the keyboard and be compatible with some apps (one complained that my keyboard/language settings were not recognized

The only part I'm still reading up on is the battery drain issue where I can lock the screen and set it down and then 10 hours later come back and see the battery is almost gone. I've searched this thread but seems somewhat hit or miss as to the suggestions or perhaps I missed something. Are there any tips or tricks for resolving the issue or any way to ensure it goes into some sort of sleep state? Any help is appreciated!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
Battery usage is strange. Some people have drain issues and others have excellent life, as I do. I've not seen a definite 'find' as to how to join the good ones.

I'd say go through every settings screen and turn off anything to do with phone.

In settings>Call settings, I have only event notification with a check.

In Cyanogenmod settings> Tablet tweaks--

only Dead zone is UNCHECKED

In Wireless & Network settings, bluetooth is OFF

In Wireless & Network settings>Mobile networks--

Nothing is checked

I don't know if any of these will help, but there is some config that makes consumption almost nil in screen off long time mode.

In Wireless & Network settings>Mobile networks--
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mdpark84:
Thanks movrshakr, I'll give those a try. I also went in and adjusted a couple other things, one being Google Currents refresh policy. We'll see if that does the trick!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] movrshakr:
Oh, that reminds me...any app that does a scheduled or periodic check (like for mail) will really affect the battery.

I know that is a big benefit function for lots of people, but I quit using my tablet as my main email because of that. I will open the email app to send an email occasionally, but do not use it to collect my email for reading.