yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nook Color Android Development] webyrd:
Installed kernel over 1/27 nightly, have had one SOD while charging, two unexpected re-boots (one while opening stock browser, one while opening NOOK app) since flashing modified kernel.

Had previously run nightlies 1/02 through 1/26 with no SOD's or re-boots - no performance tweaks other than OC to 1100.

Will run like this for a few more days to see how it behaves and re-post.

Edit/update - 1/30/13, ran yesterday evening no problems, unexpected reboot when I plugged in charger before bed, SOD this morning after charging overnight.

Edit/update - 1/31/13, set max CPU to 800, had SOD while waking after charging 2± hours, one unexpected reboot while opening a feed in Google Reader, made it overnight with no SOD (not charging).

MSBN QI0CM9PJ23L

DATE 12/25/2010

CODE OMAP3630 ES1.1

CYTTSP

OMAP3ISP REVISION 15.0
[Nook Color Android Development] frankusb:
Hi,

I loaded this over 20130127 last night and I found the battery life was great overnight (~2% for 8 hours), the system seems very responsive, I didn't notice the annoying did I touch it thing where touches seem to be randomly ignored. I enjoyed using it.

But, this morning a touch seemed to get stuck, I've never seen this before on any CM10 build. Turning the screen off then on seemed to get rid of the phantom stuck touch.

QI0CM9THBDN

12/27/2010

OMAP3630 ES1.2 (l2cache iva sgx neon isp 192mhz_clk )

input: cyttsp-i2c as /devices/platform/omap/omap_i2c.2/i2c-2/2-0022/input/input2

Edit: Still running great, no SOD, very responsive for the past 24 hours.

Edit 2: Another day of great performance - 0 problems.

Frank
[Nook Color Android Development] meteorrock:
Flashed the latest "weekly" here from Jan 27th. Overclocked to 1100 mhz with zram at default. Noop I/O scheduler with V6 supercharger speed scripts. Probably another tweak I forgot about. Using "Luckypatcher" for apps to combat wifi lag with apps wanting to call home.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Each new build for the CM 10 has been an improvement in speed and response time for me. Still using the same modifications that I posted in here before.

No SODs to report. Actually CM 10 is now faster and smoother for me than CM 7.2 was . Most of the lags are gone, only notice slight lags on web pages like youtube and other heavy graphic pages, probably the specs on the nook color using Jellybean with its overhead can not handle it well. Once and a great while I will get a slight hang on touch response like the user above noted though.

Like the others stated, the notification drop down tick box is still up against the settings in the pull down notification tab. Just a slight GUI glitch.

Well done work by the developers here. Very through and professional. I would recommend this build to anyone wanting JB on a tablet. I even told my mom to not bother buying me a nexus 7, to save her money, my nookie is just running fine with CM 10. Donation time :)
[Nook Color Android Development] Mr-Glass:
I am sure you would still enjoy the N7 - GPS - Bluetooth, however I will say I use both equally - People I know who want to get into their first tablet - I suggest for them to get a NC and I will put it on for them.. In my opinion it gives them the full Android Tablet experience over some of the no-name brands.. that usually do not even come with Google Play..
[Nook Color Android Development] meteorrock:
Sounds great. I use my nook color with CM 10 in school here and we compare it to the nexus 7. I have to admit its not as fast as the nexus, but its a close race. Plus I got all of that storage on the nook color with the included 64 GB card I bought for it awhile back. Just hard to give up that storage space now. If nexus came out with just a 64 GB tablet, even without an included expansion for memory, I would jump on it.

Apple ipad is coming out with a huge memory for one of their tablets, 128 GB? Its pricey though. If I lost that at school.... there would be no replacement for me :)
[Nook Color Android Development] Mr-Glass:
That is a good point I too have a 64gb card in the NC and use it as a Data Warehouse really the 32gb is more than I need on the N7 and with OTG it makes it really easy to move - movies and music on and off.. I always love to show friends with Ipads my NC with over 10gb of Movies and over 10gb of music.. Then really make them jealous with Dice player on while checking email or XDA at the same time.. The Devs truly did an Awesome job on our NC!!
[Nook Color Android Development] Nurdyboy:
wifi broke

did a dirty flash from 20-27 nightly and my wifi broke.... connects to the wifi and but never actually lets me do anything, download from the market use apps that require a data connection nothing. Anyone know what to do?
[Nook Color Android Development] webyrd:
That happened to me once on MiRaGe, in CWM did a factory reset and cleared cache then re-flashed, got everything working again.

---------- Post added at 06:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:24 AM ----------

Did a dirty flash of 1/27, did not flash test kernel, set max CPU to 1100 - made it 22 hours so far, no unexpected reboots, no SOD even charging overnight.
[Nook Color Android Development] Lakland:
Same here!!! I am getting better results with cfq, instead of noop
[Nook Color Android Development] RamblingBarba:
Mine has been rock solid for months. Every nightly better than the last. I am on 1/20 using Launcher 7 and it's great. Only missing the USB host. I was holding off the speed scripts till USB came in. I hate having to rerun them and the NC isn't running bad without it. Super thanks Devs...
[Nook Color Android Development] pdahiker:
Dirty updated to 1-27 nightly and it is rock solid, much more stable, no SOD's so far, and standby battery life is much improved.

Also bumped processor to 1100 and no issues.

Best version yet.

Sent from my CM10 Nook Color with Tapatalk HD
[Nook Color Android Development] mjlazarus:
I installed 1.27.13. All is well, except bluetooth is unreliable.
[Nook Color Android Development] brymaster5000:
Just wanted to say thanks for this. I don't really venture over to the NC forum often as it is my wife's. But I do keep it up to date for her and she will love this. Fantastic work.
[Nook Color Android Development] stolenmoment:
I got a single SOD with this kernel flashed over the 1-27 nightly. The device was perhaps 95% charged, not plugged in, and idle for over an hour, which is unusual for me; I usually plug in when idle. I've had no SODs with recent nightlies. Info in the survey.
[Nook Color Android Development] thejrcrafter2:
The 02.03 Changelog says "3d3861f: Add a separate defconfig for CM 10.1/Android 4.2 builds".

Does this mean we are getting a CM10.1 build soon? And what is defconfig?

Thanks a lot,

thejrcrafter2
[Nook Color Android Development] nguyen2011:
I have same error "unfortunately, android keyboard aosp has stopped" on 1/27 and 2/3. Wipe everything, still the same. Doing update for a friend's nook. Will try the old one 1/14. But if anyone know how to fix it, greatly appreciate!

Edit: no luck on 1/14 either.
[Nook Color Android Development] 1800collect:
I went to TWRP recovery from CWM Recovery. I tried doing the fresh install again for the 2/3 release and had the same problem. I then wiped System and then data and cache. After that it worked. Like always ensure you're flashing the correct gapps. I've had goo manager download the wrong version before.

Also I have heard wiping System isn't good. But it seems TWRP just wipes the Rom when wiping System.

Warning taking any of my advice could do significant harm to your Nook Color. I WILL ALWAYS CONSIDER MYSELF A NEWB. So double check anything I have said.
[Nook Color Android Development] nguyen2011:
Thanks so much. It works now!
[Nook Color Android Development] webyrd:
Ended up having one SOD on 1/27 weekly (no test kernel) after charging for 1.5 hours, no reboots. Flashed 2/3 weekly (no test kernel), SOD while charging overnight, no reboots. Would it help debug to flash test kernel? Will probably flash 10.1 alpha later, don't want to now (on jury duty, need entertainment) - should I try test kernel with that?
[Nook Color Android Development] mr72:
Hey guys, I tried the 1/27 build and the test kernel, ran into some issues. I really want to make it work. However, when I tried it I am running into some serious stumbling blocks, maybe you guys can help.

First, I really want it to be as fast and stable as CM7.20 (InteractiveX or conservative governor, 1200MHz max, see my sig for details), but it's not. Not even close. Not when configured for 1100MHz and similar governor settings. Am I doing something wrong? Or is there a best-practices for getting it to work fast?

Second, I am using adw launcher with CM7.20 and the icons are smaller than they are with adw launcher on the CM10 nightly. Any way to get them to the same size? I have 6 rows x 6 cols configured and these default icons are just way too fat. And the dock is way too big. I suppose I need to do some DPI mod?

Third, and this may be the deal breaker, I depend on remapping the buttons, swapping "n" and power. I like waking up and sleeping the device using the "n" and not power button. I used an app "ButtonRemapper" that works brilliantly on CM7.20 but it doesn't work at all with the CM10. Is there a different way to remap buttons on CM10?

I have some time to fool with it this week so I may experiment with it some more, especially if there are some suggestions.
[Nook Color Android Development] webyrd:
Hey mr72, thanks again for the CM7 performance tips, you helped me quite a bit back then. At this stage, I have to agree that CM10 is not quite as fast as we had CM7/MiRaGe going, but to me it is as smooth unless multi-tasking (background downloads or backups), which slows things down more than I remember from CM7. If I remember, it took a while before CM7 got to where it was, I think the devs have done a great job with CM10 so far, I'm sure it will continue to get better as things progress.

skwalas has a pretty good thread on CM10 performance tweaks at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2112756

I think that CM10 is more sensitive to the different hardware / firmware versions in the NC, various people seem to be reporting different results from some of the settings.

My experience has been that for me, the best overall performance to battery life ratio came using pretty much stock CM10 settings, other than overclocking to 1100. Checking Allow purging of assets in settings > performance > memory management seems to keep enough memory clear that I have not used V6 Supercharger for the last few weeks, although V6 does seem to keep a little more memory clear when using the more aggressive settings. I also had trouble getting ADW to display as I liked, switched to Nova and have been happy with it so far, seems a bit smoother than ADW or Trebuchet.

Not sure about button re-mapping, glad you are still around, good luck
[Nook Color Android Development] mr72:
Thanks for the tips. I'll take a look at that thread. I seem to have far less free time this week than I anticipated so I didn't really have time to go looking for how to remap buttons on JB, but I hopeful it is possible.

Just getting a little bored with CM7.20 (using the stable CM) and thought it would be fun to work with something else.
[Nook Color Android Development] webyrd:
I know the feeling, you might also want to check out the Schizoid Rom, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2119727

Sounds interesting, supposed to have a lot of customization options - I was going to give it a try but then CM10.1 released and I had to give it a go.
[Nook Color Android Development] eyeballer:
Sorry for the host issues, our server was scheduled to be upgraded last night but clearly something is taking longer than expected. Should be back shortly.

Direct link to the survey: https://docs.google.com/a/teamw.in/...mkey=dHFhRDR5dzdVd3hfSTBvSnpjYVpna3c6MQ#gid=0
[Nook Color Android Development] BlueKalel:
Hi all, I put CM10 on my nook colors and so far they are working great. I've been trying to swap the emmc and the sdcard but with no luck. I tried modifying the vold.fstab but after a reboot it changes back. Does anyone know how to make the swap persist?

Thanks,

BlueKalel
[Nook Color Android Development] jamesbra:
I'm on original hardware nook and I cannot get wifi to init. I've flashed back to cm7 to make sure my wifi chip is not borked and it isn't. I've done three clean installs with new dls each time and still no joy. Log attached.If there is any way to produce better log please holler back. I can't toggle it on/off because it hangs at turning wifi on. I have to either wait several hours for to o back to off or toggle airplane mode, which is what I did in the log provided.

http://pastebin.com/REyBBD65
[Nook Color Android Development] pckoloji:
anyone having trouble with calculator app? when i click FC directly, never opens
[Nook Color Android Development] BlueKalel:
I can confirm that the calculator app FCs as well. I've also noticed that is takes a long time before the mass storage is recognized when I plug the nook into the computer. Can anyone confirm this is happening or if its just me?

Thanks,

BlueKalel
[Nook Color Android Development] dr_tracker:
Same here, everything else seems OK, including some LW that were not working before.
[Nook Color Android Development] jamesbra:
Calculator also fc's on me.
[Nook Color Android Development] olm3ca:
Download links are working again. Thanks!
[Nook Color Android Development] eyeballer:
Caclulator is a known issue, it's a problem with CM upstream, there looks to be a fix in the works.

And yep, all the links should be back up. Upgrades complete :)
[Nook Color Android Development] purpleurkle:
Hey guys, I just want to say how impressed I am with this ROM. I run theses roms off sd cards, so when my kids get on, I pop in mirage 7.2 for netflix capabilities, but since I don't use netflix personally (on my nook at least) I'm able to use cm 10 as a daily driver. Been running it for 3 days without problem, that includes no sods. I do have one silly question though, is there anyway to create a short cut to an app on the home page? Anyway, loving it guys, great work!
[Nook Color Android Development] jamesbra:
Long press and then choose the homescreen you want by moving the icon left or right :)
[Nook Color Android Development] aludal:
Mapgate on Nook Color with Jelly Bean/CM10 Alpha 1 here: http://fineoils.blogspot.com/2012/10/nook-color-jelly-bean-mapgate.html . Jokes aside, great ROM, tons of fun, thank you, fattire et al.! Calculator, Google Earth and many other "complex" apps don't really work, so what? It's Alpha 1, enjoy!
[Nook Color Android Development] pckoloji:
i just tried usb connection with Windows 8 release preview 64-bit

mtp mode: device manager detects nook color but nothing changed in my computer

mass storage mode: this time nook asks for permission. after approval again nothing changed in my computer and no new drive letter added.

both ways i am not able to transfer files through usb.

i restarted nc while plugged. now i see nc in my computer and internal storage 4.2 gb + sd card are both accessible.
[Nook Color Android Development] _highway_:
so i was reading the first post, and thinking about building my own . . . does anyone know how much space the android sdk and java sdk take up when installed? i only have like 6 GB left on my / partition. /home is on another, larger partition.
[Nook Color Android Development] That Baker Guy:
are you trying to install the os to the sd card or to the emmc?
[Nook Color Android Development] envied:
i still get it on wifi full but if i set cpu to partial it doesnt SoD
[Nook Color Android Development] BlueKalel:
I already have cm10 installed. But some apps require the use of the sdcard. I have 5gb of internal space, emmc, that I want to use as my sdcard. I know it was done before with cm9 and cm7.2 but I can't make it happen on cm10.

Thanks, BlueKalel
[Nook Color Android Development] That Baker Guy:
ohh i gotcha. i think if i recall correctly you have to re-partition the emmc? i think you're only allowed 1 gig to use as sdcard storage the rest is locked up. depending on how new your nook is

im not too familiar with that because my os is installed on the emmc, and i can use my actual sd.
[Nook Color Android Development] lollyjay:
I am sooooo grateful to the developers for this ROM. Kudos. Only minor problems. Amazing for alpha release. I notice AC charge is slower than with CM7.2

Sent from NC CM10 XDA
[Nook Color Android Development] davidr415:
+1 on slow charging.. really grreat ROM.
[Nook Color Android Development] mr72:
Well, I managed to brick my NC by trying to restore the backup of the CM10. Now I need to see if I can resurrect it. Restored the backup of CM10 and then hit "reboot system now" from CWM and it never would boot, no display, no sound, no nothing. grr. That's what I get for being bored :)
[Nook Color Android Development] deesto-xda:
I have been running solidly with many of the nightlies for some time now. The one problem I've seen over the past few iterations is that once in a while, when the device is idle and the screen is black, the screen will blink once every 10 seconds or so. If I let this go on, it will kill the battery overnight. A reboot seems to fix it, but I don't always notice when it's happening (unless it's pitch black in the room, i.e., while I'm sleeping) so it would be nice to figure out the cause.
[Nook Color Android Development] leapinlar:
No response means no or corrupted files in /boot. Just boot with a bootable CWM SD and flash a rom again to get the files back. If that does not fix it you may have to do a partition repair from my thread linked in my signature.

Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10 on SD
[Nook Color Android Development] jekagan:
You're not the only one. I have seen this as well.
[Nook Color Android Development] dombeef:
Same here, it would be helpful to at least know why it is doing that.
[Nook Color Android Development] mr72:
Thanks for the info! This worked just fine. I think I may stick with a clean install of CM10 for a little while and see if I can make it any fun.
[Nook Color Android Development] steven676:
PM issue. If you check your dmesg, you'll see something about the core powerdomain failing to enter sleep -- that seems to be strongly correlated to this problem, though I don't think we know why.
[Nook Color Android Development] meteorrock:
Just flashed the latest nightly , or "weekly" CM 10 for the nook color. CM 10 20130203

Seems just a tad less laggy than the last weekly. Each update just keeps getting better. No other outstanding bugs I can see to report at this time.

No SOD to report for me. Here are my mods and specs. Some of these mods are just for fun. Try them and see if they help you in performance on the nook color.

Still noticed the icon for the pull down notification screen is still off center. Just a slight glitch in the GUI. No big deal.

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CM 10 20130203.

Here is my specs on the motherboard: QI 11M98TD6K

Date of manufacture: 01/18/2011

OMAP: OMAP3isp : Revision 15.0

Touchscreen: FT I2C Touchscreen driver

Governor: interactive

V6 supercharger speed script with a modified service.jar.

<Noop> I/O scheduler.

<Zram>at 18 percent default in the performance settings of CM10

<Luckypatcher> for apps to reduce Wi-fi lag on apps calling home.

Allowing purging of assets in memory management.

Kernel samepage merging ENABLED.

Surface improvement at DEFAULT.

16bit transparency DISABLED, because who wants blotchy graphics on a tab?

Entropy Seeder app.
[Nook Color Android Development] mr72:
FYI --

I am now back up and running the 1/27 nightly, and since I broke it and wound up having to do a factory reset (in effect) to get it working again it is now working much better :)

I identified what killed it. It was the "LCD Modder Pro", trying to set the LCD density to 120dpi, which busted something in the recovery, that was fixed by using LeapinLar's instructions. I tried this many times and every time it killed it.

Good news? CM10 is working nearly as fast as CM7.20 was.

Bad news? I still can't figure out how to set the DPI without squashing the install. But I have really only tried one or two things.

EDIT: I was also mystified about not being able to remap the buttons until I found the /system/usr/keylayout/gpio-keys.kl file. Change it to include the following to swap the "n" and "Power" buttons.

# gpio-keys.kl

# This is the keylayout for the hardware buttons on the Nook Color.

key 116 HOME WAKE

key 114 VOLUME_DOWN

key 115 VOLUME_UP

key 102 POWER WAKE
[Nook Color Android Development] leapinlar:
When you are in CM10, create a file in /data named local.prop. In that text file, put this line:

qemu.sf.lcd_density=120

Save it and reboot. You should have the new density.

Sent from my Galaxy Tab running Tapatalk
[Nook Color Android Development] MechaGen:
Sweet! I have to try this.

Sent from G-Note
[Nook Color Android Development] plasticarmyman:
and if i add WAKE to the end of 114 and 115 will that enable wake for the volume?....i know this is a dumb question but i prefer verification :P
[Nook Color Android Development] eyeballer:
Or..

Settings - Display - Enable volume rocker wake. ;)
[Nook Color Android Development] plasticarmyman:
yeaahhh, that's never worked for me....on any ROM on this device
[Nook Color Android Development] mr72:
In that case I'd say try editing the gpio-keys.kl as you suggested, adding "WAKE".

can't hurt to try :)
[Nook Color Android Development] stolenmoment:
That's how I DISabled wake on volume in CM7.
[Nook Color Android Development] eyeballer:
That's strange.. works fine here..
[Nook Color Android Development] jekagan:
I just caught the device doing this again tonight when the screen turned off after a timeout. Interestingly, when I turned off WiFi and then explicitly turned off the screen, it stopped.

I wonder if some kind of background network activity has a wakelock. Weird.
[Nook Color Android Development] meteorrock:
Did a fresh install of the CM 10 20130210 on my nook color, did a complete data and caches wipe on install through recovery. Went without adding any mods or scripts this time to check over performance on this build. It is now running as smooth and stable as the mods and scripts I had before, since the nightlies for CM 10 went up a month ago. I will forgo in applying any mods and scripts for this nightly. It runs well without them now with no noticeable lag through websites like youtube. Good job guys :)

No SODs to report, I was not having the problem of my nook not waking up out of sleep mode since applying nightlies though.

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Getting closer to being stable. Only bug I noticed is the one everyone else noticed, the icon pull-up for the notification screen is still in the middle up against the settings icon, a slight GUI glitch.

The only tweak I did on this build is overclocking the CPU to 1100 mhz in the performance options to MAX. All other performance options I left at stock settings. No other mod or script applied at this time. No need for them. I might apply the entropy seeder in a few days, but I will let the on-board bug tracker for this cyanogenmod build report this build as stock for a few days first. Did no other tweaks in the performance options or apply any other kernels or mods at this time.

CM 10 20130210

Here is my specs on the motherboard: QI 11M98TD6K

Date of manufacture: 01/18/2011

OMAP: OMAP3isp : Revision 15.0

Touchscreen: FT I2C Touchscreen driver

Governor: on demand [STOCK}

V6 supercharger speed script with a modified service.jar. {NOT APPLIED}

<Zram> {NOT APPLIED}

<Luckypatcher> {NOT APPLIED}

Allowing purging of assets in memory management. {NOT APPLIED}

Kernel samepage merging {NOT APPLIED}

Surface improvement at {DEFAULT}

16bit transparency , {DEFAULT}

Entropy Seeder app. {NOT APPLIED}

I/O scheduler {NOT APPLIED}
[Nook Color Android Development] jeff.p:
Where can I get the CM10 nightlies now? they don't seem to be available through rom manager or cmupdater. i haven't downloaded a fresh rom since early january.