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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] axay14:
hi guys,

i have a bricked 8GB nook tablet and it has been so as i had wrongly flashed a 16gb rom onto it.

now it has a 16gb partition table layout and cannot go back to stock.

Veronica has suggested the following solution to get my tablet unbricked.

so i request you guys, if you have a working 8GB nook tablet, please copy the partition table layout onto a SD card and send it to me..

Originally Posted by lavero.burgos View Post

@axay - im afraid you will need the help of a 3th user that own a 8GB nook Tablet to perform the following steps in order to get you a copy of a 8GB nook tablet genptable as i don't have one:

First he needs to have the following:

1. Sdcard with enough space, min 2gb.

2. Ubuntu up and running

3. working ADB

Steps:

1. In an empty or formatted sdcard create a folder named blk

2. Download script.zip and unzip its content in the root of the sdcard

3. Boot into internal CWM, plug device to PC, open a terminal as issue the following commands:

This will create and copy the stock nook tablet gpt partition table in /tmp and later will be moved to the blk folder located in your sdcard

Code:

$ adb devices

$ adb shell

~ # cd /sdcard/sbin

~ # ./genptable /tmp/genptable

~ # mv /tmp/genptable /sdcard/blk

~ # exit

$ exit

Thats all, now please upload the genptable file so @axay can use it to restore his Nook Tablet. Thanks!

-------------------------------------

@axay once you get the genptable file you need to copy it to your sdcard and issue the following commands in a Terminal while in CWM sdcard:

Code:

$ adb devices

$ adb shell

~ # cd /sdcard

~ # dd if=/sdcard/genptable of=/dev/block/mmcblk0

~ # exit

$ exit

After that run parted again and post the output, please note that you may need to format the partitions and possibly eliminate and recreate them depending of the damage. So im going step by step, in case you need to go farther then i will post the other steps.

Here is the parted print output that i found of a 8GB Nook tablet, use it to compare it with yours:

Model: MMC M8G2FB (sd/mmc)

Disk /dev/block/mmcblk0: 7818MB

Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B

Partition Table: gpt

Number Start End Size File system Name Flags

1 131kB 262kB 131kB xloader

2 262kB 524kB 262kB bootloader

3 524kB 16.3MB 15.7MB recovery

4 16.8MB 33.6MB 16.8MB boot

5 33.6MB 83.9MB 50.3MB fat32 rom

6 83.9MB 134MB 50.3MB fat32 bootdata

7 134MB 522MB 388MB ext4 factory

8 522MB 1164MB 642MB ext4 system

9 1164MB 1611MB 447MB ext4 cache

10 1611MB 5620MB 4010MB fat32 media

11 5620MB 7734MB 2114MB ext4 userdata
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
I have a development Xoom MZ602 with the 4G LTE modem running the final official Verizon build of JellyBean 4.1.1 (JRO03H). This version should hit market as soon as VZW releases it (don't ask, I dont' know when that will be), they have already signed off on it so it should be soon as this will be final version.

UPDATE:

You wanted it, here it is. I am leaking the official JellyBean build for the Verizon branded 4G Zoom MZ602. The build is currently UNrooted and is NOT A ROM! This is a Nandroid backup. I have a developer bootloader and flashed CWM to my recovery just to bring this to you untouched. (It's the same JB build, JRO03H, as the wifi version but with Verizon's hardware binaries and such... amazingly not really any bloatware)

You do need to have CWM loaded to enjoy this.

Download the file, extract the contents and drop the folder into the /clockworkmod/backup/ folder in your device.

Boot into CWM recovery and go into restore, select the 2012-08-02.23.36.52

Technically this should only work on models with the 4G LTE upgrade installed but I have had confirmation that it works on 3G models as well. Use at your own risk, I've only personally tested this on the 4G version.

A reminder, this is NOT rooted... This is the stock, base JellyBean Build to be released by Verizon. This isn't a hack job, it's the real deal, untouched and ready for your enjoyment.

http://db.tt/11zyxvuw - Any Mirrors available?

Thanks 911Junkie for the mirror: http://goo.gl/wYiO4

Filename is JB.RAR md5: 7307d1b19cd4304b8f9696edf2fc68e9

Let me know how this works for you.
[Xoom Android Development] johnny0911:
I do! With or without your stuff I can always factory reset it it makes it easier on ya.
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
I set up a poll, if I get 10 people wanting it then I shall get it ready... I won't post something with all my apps/misc on it for fear of my identity being stolen.
[Xoom Android Development] thehavock18:
I want it.
[Xoom Android Development] johnny0911:
Okay that is fine.
[Xoom Android Development] khanh1289:
I'm sure team EOS would love to put their hands on this.. NICE!
[Xoom Android Development] serranom:
Is the boot animation the same as ICS?

XOOM running EOS Nightly JB

If anything helped you, remember to THANK that person.
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
To my dismay, yes. Exactly the same boot animation.
[Xoom Android Development] buzzdroidx:
riiight...

no linky?... thats kinda lame:rolleyes:
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Do you happen to have a publicly available ftp or host site where I can upload the files to? I will figure something out later tonight or tomorrow.
[Xoom Android Development] tumpy:
I am #9, I would love to get a copy of it, you can upload it to Google drive, I have a few movies over 500 megs on mine..
[Xoom Android Development] johnny0911:
You could open a box.com account, it is free and they give you 50 gb for free. They also have a awesome android app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.box.android&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
[Xoom Android Development] tumpy:
50gb was a promotion a month or so ago I did get in on it now it is 5 gb.when you join...

---------- Post added at 09:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:26 PM ----------

50gb was a promotion a month or so ago I did get in on it now it is 5 gb.when you join...sugar sync also give 5gb..
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Original post updated. http://db.tt/11zyxvuw

Let me know how this goes.
[Xoom Android Development] tumpy:
perfect on my 3G with radio working, i use eos recovery to load it, i notice when i did the restore the data error out and didn't load, I reboot an setup my gmail account i notice all of my app from market start to download and install, this is most important for me because timewarner tv app do not show video on rooted tablet, thanks a bunch compnird..
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Glad it works on the 3g model too. It has slightly different drivers so wasn't sure.
[Xoom Android Development] johnny0911:
Will give this a try when I get home. Thanks again for sharing!
[Xoom Android Development] johnny0911:
I keep getting md5 mismatch when trying to restore.

On both rouge and team eos recovery's

.

Edit: got it to work had a corrupt file or something.
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Groovy. Yeah, I should post an MD5 of the RAR file huh... I'll do that in a bit.
[Xoom Android Development] johnny0911:
Anyone experiencing wakelock issues? I have had 116 in 2 hrs even after factory reset. Is this normal on JB?
[Xoom Android Development] unchainedrssr:
Took the plunge

So far, so good. Everything seems to be working just fine but I will need to test it out a bit more. No Verizon apps so NFL doesn't work. That will kill it for me. Any way to get these from the OP?

I was nervous about trying this out but I couldn't let that stop me. :)

4g works, WiFi, Now, my apps from Google backup downloaded/ installed upon logging in to my account. Seems very responsive but I will have to put it through the paces and see how it fares.
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Download the My Verizon app for tablets and log in. Then go into the play store and download NFL APP. That works for me. If not them PM me and I will see what I can do.
[Xoom Android Development] dweezle:
I copied the folder called 2012-08-02.23.36.52 to my Clockwork, backups folder. I did a nandroid before starting the process, I can see both Nandroids (the VZW and the one I just did) in Windows explorer. But, when I boot into CWM recovery, only one backup is available, the one I did on my Xoom this morning. What do I need to do in order to see the VZW 2012-08-02.23.36.52 backup. Also, assuming that I can see the VZW nandroid, what, if anything should I wipe before I restore to it?

BTW I ran an MD5 on the downloaded zipped file 7307D1B19CD4304B8F9696EDF2FC68E9
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
After you copy the files to the sd card, power it all the way off and back on... allow to boot into android and then make sure you can see it in astro, or other file manager. Journalised file systems do that on occasion.
[Xoom Android Development] dweezle:
I managed to use the method you suggested, but got "Error while restoring /system!"

any ideas?
[Xoom Android Development] tumpy:
I use Eos recovery to restore, the only error I got was from the data which I didn't need it because that was his personal data...
[Xoom Android Development] fillossofer:
I get the same error.
[Xoom Android Development] TheNinthPlayer:
I'm pretty sure this is the WiFi build. It may have been pushed to you by mistake. Did you have a custom ROM; it might have fetched the update from Google?

I find it odd that the VZW version would have the same Build name as the WiFi build and the Baseband version didn't change from what us ICS guys have.

Not stating fact, just guessing...
[Xoom Android Development] thenemis:
check backup directory name. there must not be space or symbol
[Xoom Android Development] tjrocks91:
I wish the original poster pulled the update.zip before installing it.. but hopefully jb gets released soon.
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Because this is a development install. I do not have access to the update.zip, it was not a push from VZW but a load directly from Motorola development. Yes, it will be relased soon but no idea when.

This is the best I can give you for now, sorry to disappoint. :silly:
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Um, no... the build is the same OS build, the difference is in the binary files for the hardware (LTE/CDMA radio). since other than that these are the same devices there isn't a need to build an all new OS. Try loading the WiFi build on an LTE version and you will not have a working radio.
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Make sure you aren't changing the names of anything, CWM will only see it if you extract as is. I use WinRAR and select the file and "Extract to" selecting the destination as the sdcard of the xoom. You probably need to wipe cache/data before doing the restore... LIke I said before, I don't build ROMs this is the best I can do for you.
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Steps to get the Verizon NFL app working:

1. Download the "Verizon Login" app from market. This is an official Verizon app.

2. Download Verizon NFL app and launch, you will be prompted to login.

3. Login with your My Verizon account ID. (same one you manage your account with)

3.1 If you are on a secondary line to the primary you will need to have your primary account grant My Verizon access to the account.

3.2 Create a second My Verizon account for your specific line.

I find this works best to login the first time via cell and then it works fine via WiFi after that.

Mine had issues when I popped a SIM in for a line that didn't have a My Verizon account setup, once I created one it worked perfect.

Hope this helps.
[Xoom Android Development] TheNinthPlayer:
Okay, so Verizon didn't push the update, Motorola did. That makes more sense. This is probably just the WiFi build with the 4G radio dropped in so they could trail it. They haven't bother to change the Build Number yet, and I'm pretty sure they will, since in the past no WiFi or VZW Xoom has shared the same Build Numbers.
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
Just to reiterate what the OP said, we at Team EOS have an unofficial MZ602 JB build up and going, and the OS rev and LTE/CDMA radios are indeed the same as in ICS.

All we're really looking for in this build is to see if any of the LTE proprietary files have changed, and the build fingerprint. Everything else will be the same as in our WiFi/LTE builds.
[Xoom Android Development] Delirious17:
Error while restoring /system

What the heck??

AND NOW I AM STUCK ON THE DUAL CORE 'M' SCREEN WTF
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
If you are coming from a rooted/custom ROM then you will probably get this. Try wiping all data/cache/dalvic through CWM and try the restore again. If you are coming from a stock load of ICS then it will likely work a little better.

If you know fastboot commands then you can always try forcing the /system using the system. img file but I don't have my device with me to confirm if this works...

Use at your own risk:

fastboot flash system system.img

This is how I flash but my setup is a little different.
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
Not in this case- the system.img file that's stored in that RAR is actually a YAFFS2 filesystem image (I guess that's how "Nandroid" stores them).

You'll have to use a recovery that does Nandroid backups/restores to get it to work.
[Xoom Android Development] compnird:
Thanks for clarifying... I wasn't sure and can't look at it right now.
[Xoom Android Development] Delirious17:
EOS recovery r6 did the trick!
[Xoom Android Development] kcrudup:
Hello- I'm with the "Team EOS" ROM group, and is there any chance you still have the original 'update.zip' (or equivalent) file available? It turns out that while our LTE JB ROM is already up and running, your VZW ROM has a new radio baseband for the built-in CDMA radio, and we'd love to be able to get that to incorporate that into our builds. Unfortunately, the radio baseband firmware isn't part of the /system dump you've provided (and thanks for that, BTW!).

Thanks, Kenny
[Xoom Android Development] despich:
No Root

I understand this is a stock not rooted image. Couple questions though..

1. Can I just root it afterwards? (I assume not as it makes sense someone would have done that already and then posted the rooted image) So their must not be and root method established for it?? But it seems like their would be since it's the Xoom and they have always been super easy to root.

2. Do you loose your ClockWorkMod option after you do the install so you can't easily "back out" and go to another rom. (I guess you could always load a older stock image via Odin and start over that way)

Dan

---------- Post added at 10:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:13 AM ----------

The original Poster "compnird" does not have access to the update.zip. i.e. he didn't load it, he got the device after it was loaded.

Because this is a development install. I do not have access to the update.zip, it was not a push from VZW but a load directly from Motorola development. Yes, it will be relased soon but no idea when.

This is the best I can give you for now, sorry to disappoint.​
[Xoom Android Development] skizzigh:
Error

I get a the follow message

Checking MD5 sums...

Erasing boot before restore...

Restoring boot image...

Resotring system....

Error while restoring /system!

I have a customer rom on my xoom now. I have did a completely whipe. any help would be much appreciated.
[Xoom Android Development] countzyx:
Goo.im is totally hosed, can someone share EOS Recovery R6?

I've been trying since last night to get a copy of EOS Recovery R6 from goo.im with no luck whatsoever. They seemed to have performed an upgrade and they were using a Lustre setup to store everything; it seems that when they added the new storage, Lustre thought those held the truth and erased everything in the old storage.

Anyway, could someone share eos-recovery-r6.img (or .zip) in a Dropbox public folder or something? I tried the original instructions and get that error while restoring "system" that a lot of people are getting. I'm hoping this will get over that hurdle and I have enjoy some sweet Jelly Bean goodness on my Xoom.
[Xoom Android Development] DsturbD:
i can share it when i get home in a couple of hours if no one has posted it before then

never mind, i see someone posted it in the EOS recovery thread

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30229042&postcount=192
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
Dude you are the man. I also noticed it came with a new CDMA radio (03.1A.66SP) but no new LTE radio. I know it's not as easy to dump Xoom radios as it is on other devices, but does anyone know of a way to do it? I'd love to have that new 66SP CDMA radio if at all possible.
[Xoom Android Development] Motawa88:
will it work with wifi only?
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
The title of this thread says VZW. This is a leak of the official Jelly Bean 4.1.1/JRO03H OTA for the Verizon Xoom models MZ600 and MZ602.
[Xoom Android Development] countzyx:
Jelly Bean makes the Xoom so sweet.

:victory:

While I screwed up enough to require RSD Lite to recover, I did get my Xoom on this copy of Jelly Bean and it truly is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing, compnird. It really makes this old tablet shine. :) Everyone should be on JB ASAP!
[Xoom Android Development] daytonboi:
I posted in the general section and didn't get any hits. maybe if i post in the rom thread i'm using i might get some help. Not sure if anyone else is having this problem or not. Within the past couple weeks my xoom has not been connecting the the VZW network. It sees it just fine I have what seems to be full coverage, i even get a 4g icon but it won't turn blue. However, if i turn on the wifi , the 4g turns blue and in the menu under mobile state it says connected. Anyone else experiencing this.
[Xoom Android Development] LycaonX:
I went from stock VZW ICS IMM76L (4.0.4) to this and my radio wasn't detected at all. I've got the 4G LTE upgraded MZ602. Has anyone else ran into this issue?

Edit: Reflashed stock HLK75D and let it grab all of the OTA updates up until ICS, then re-restored this and it's working fine now. /shrug.
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
Huh? HMJ37, HTJ85B, and HTK75D all showed up on both the Xoom WiFi and 3G/CDMA models.
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
Looks like this JRO03H leak either failed VZW testing or was never intended for public rollout to begin with. The VZW Xoom build would be JRO03T if this is to be believed: http://www.handsetdetection.com/properties/viewheader/Motorola/Xoom/505fb942bfa0909f17004a03
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
I find it absolutely heinous that the Verizon Xoom still has no official Jelly Bean update. I don't know if this is Verizon's, Google's, or Motorola's fault but Jesus. Enough is enough. Yeah I know... custom ROM yadda yadda. That's not the point. The Verizon Xoom, like the Wi-Fi-only model, gets its updates from Google. This shouldn't take so long. The Wi-Fi model got 4.1.2/JZO54K six months ago now. Even if Google was relying on Motorola to make some radio fixes before releasing to Verizon for approval, is six months not enough time to coordinate this? I get that the Xoom's sales numbers were dismal (when you charge iPad prices for something that isn't an iPad, what do you expect?) and that the Xoom is no longer a priority device for Google, Motorola, or Verizon. That said, just get the damn update out there so they can finally put this device to bed.
[Xoom Android Development] simonbarsinistr:
There's only one company responsible for the delays; Verizon.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
It's because vzw is still kanging my sh*t! :mad:
[Xoom Android Development] alex94kumar:
As soon as the motorola x phone comes out I'm going off contract.... as it says below this post I have a motorola droid 4, and its okay on verizon, but those greedy scumbags will not be getting any more of my money.
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
Why would they pay for development, it they can steal it. Typical Tactics.
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
I think I may have figured out why this build never got released. It looks like this build has issues with DRM. Google Play Movies doesn't work on this build, even if unrooted and unmodified. Any content you try to stream returns a "rental period expired" error, which is a common problem on rooted devices. It works fine on the stock IMM76L ICS ROM, though. Has anyone else had this problem with this build?
[Xoom Android Development] dweezle:
Same here
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
Thanks. That would certainly be enough of an issue to stop it from being released.
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
Hey, if you don't want people stealing your stuff, don't put it on the Internet. Ask photographers and musicians.
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
Now that soak test invites have gone out, there are new AOSP tags as well. The Verizon Xoom will be getting Android 4.1.2, build JZO54L. According to the changelogs, there isn't much new between JZO54K and JZO54L outside some Xoom-specific stuff affecting the CDMA and LTE network stack that someone from Motorola committed back in February. JZO54L is tagged as android-4.1.2_r2. Hopefully the soak test rolls out soon.
[Xoom Android Development] oldblue910:
And our wait continues... ugh.
[Off-topic] daz_2000:
Im in the market for a new laptop..been kooking at the i5. Do Amd compete? Or should i ignore them??
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
i5, more power and better battery than any of AMD's offerings :)
[Off-topic] veeman:
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpus.html
[Off-topic] daz_2000:
Cheers. Thats a useful chart
[Off-topic] ross231:
Go for i5 OR i7...

They have some really good graphics on board (i think)
[Off-topic] daz_2000:
Gone for an i7 with a seperate nvidia graphics card in the end.
[Off-topic] DroidModder:
Intel. There was a time when the i3 was the top of the line, and then i5 but now with the things we do with our computers,etc. The i7 would probably be the best choice. That's what I did
[Off-topic] daz_2000:
Looking forward to it. Got a custom build laptop. 8gb ram. i7. Nvidia 1gb card. Ssd hd.
[Off-topic] bradleyG:
Where did you get your laptop from?
[Off-topic] daz_2000:
https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/
[Off-topic] got556:
I love AMD for my gaming rigs...cheap and good.

W/ that said for a laptop I'd go with an i5 or higher and call it a day.
[Off-topic] Doraemon02:
I think that you'll get better suited with an Intel i5.

I bought a pc to my girlfriend with an AMD processor and today I regret it, she likes it but when I need to use it, well, let's just say that could be better..

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Off-topic] mikocok:
I think you can choose AMD, for best price and performance comparison.

AMD have better onboard graphic, I think.
[Off-topic] Felimenta97:
Bought a AMD. My actual PC. Regret it infinitely...

Sent from my LT26i with Tapatalk 2
[Off-topic] H5N1v.2:
Intel rulez :p

Gesendet von meinem NexusHD2 mit Tapatalk 2
[Off-topic] rockstarar:
Intel!

--sent from my glacier.
[Off-topic] Eternalty:
Got an Intel i7 on my HP dv6

Sent from Team Pirate
[Off-topic] prime_225:
Intel FTW..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ocbenji:
I hope I am posting this in the right place.

I have a photography studio and we are adding the functionality to upload a photo using our website and the Aurigma Up app for download or purchase.

I have been able to test it with Gingerbread and below but I need some brave testers willing to test it on the very popular Note with ICS or a Note with JellyBean.

All you would have to do is get the free app Aurigma Up.

Then go to yhtsup.com on the phone. It will ask for a name (use whatever name you want) and an email address (this is where it will send the link to your pictures)

It will then take you to a page to upload the photos. When you click on the icon that looks like a floppy disk it should load the app. Pick a picture or two to upload and click upload. After it finishes, click proceed.

Thanks in advance to anybody who helps test this out for me!