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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mukyo:
got a problem restoring back also.

i enabled the multi touch updaye so now in stock Nook TS not working.

sobs...

i am now on

cm-10-20121231-NOOKTABLET-acclaim-HD-SDC-img.rar

and using it as baseline.

Seems to be quite slow and i already use class10.

not seeing butter smooth

how much different actually if we flashed to emmc
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] malloneem:
I've not had any trouble restoreing, I did read a while back something to do when restoreing if you did a keyboard hack or anything like that, Check at the bottom of the link I sent earlier, It should have another link for that issue & may help ya. I have had a few people that reported issues getting newer CM10 to work but when they went to an older build and it worked also I have heard theres little success with 10.1. I'm sure some will say they used them and it worked fine but I am just letting you know that I have had some pm's that they didn't so it's hit & mis. The wifi issue we usually get going with a full wipe. With the multi issues your having I would really try the restore and upgrade to 1.4.3 again and look in the comments in the link for more help, This link may help you as well, http://raywaldo.com/2012/06/how-to-un-brick-a-nook-tablet-8gb-or-16gb/#comment-3852)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
Use the Touchscreen FW flasher app (provided with CM10 ROM) to go back to 2-touch.

Best uSD class for running ROM is class 4, frequently recommended brand is Sandisk.

BTW, the supplementary files in SD_Boot.zip (in particular boot.img) which are provided by XDA developer Succulent are built specifically for his ROM builds and ChrisHoffman's ROM builds, and also are for specific build versions. It's more likely than not that these supp. files would not work for other ROMs (e.g., SGT7) or the newer CM10.1. See Succulent's original blogpost on CM SD creation at http://iamafanof.wordpress.com/2012/11/11/how-to-guide-bootable-cm7cm9cm10-sdcard-for-nook-tablet/. The OP should have stated this in his first post, so that folks don't waste time using these files to build SD version for ROMs that they are not intended for.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mukyo:
OK so nook rom restored. wife happy. abit. as a bit messy not really restored all the apps as per usual. :)

digixmax, is that true? i thought faster class would yield in faster read write, hence loading all resources in and out would be faster as the OS runs and copied from faster SDCARD to RAM.

Another puzzles.

My Kingmax 16G class10 does not seems to be booting consistently. I only managed to boot twice earlier. Never again till date.

I repartition before, but now even if reflash the image both my own repartition 8G (from class4) and original 2G none of them boot.

Tried two same spec sdcard of them.

what actually makes uboot failed to launch?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] malloneem:
Your correct 10 class is faster, Sandisk is preferred because other brands tend to have the issues your having. The reason a 4 or 6 is optimal for the NT is because the nook itself has issues with the class 10 being to fast for the nook to handle efficiently.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mukyo:
Darn... pity class10. These are really fast ones. Measured them myself.

I guess i should look for class6 then. Spent twodays not getting class10 working consistently

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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] malloneem:
Yeah, I stick to the Sandisc on everything now, I use a class 10 in the phone but the class 4 seems to work best in the NT and you wont gain much with a 6 so ya ought to save a few bucks and just get the 4's for the Nook. Just my opinion but I think you'll have less headaches
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
Running an OS requires fast reads/writes of mostly

randomly

placed,

short

data blocks. Media (music/video) download/retrieval on the other hand requires fast reads/writes of

large

data blocks that are usually

sequentially

placed. Classes 10 and 6 are optimized for performance of the latter type of reads/writes at significant expense the performance of the former type of reads/writes. Sandisk Class 4 is frequently recommended because of its best performance for read/write of random/short blocks.

Read this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1005633 for more detailed comparison of different brands and speed classes of microSD.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mukyo:
Ahh.. now it make more sense. I always look at the 1st two parameters only.

I think you are right.

Maybe i will try to benchmark all my card again. See how it goes.

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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Authorita:
Wow!!! That is one hell of a verbose set of instructions.

Now here is the problem with the instructions; it is SO verbose, that most people who actually NEED the instructions will get themselves into a bind somewhere along the line and have no idea what to do to get out of it.

Instructions boil down to this;

- wipe sdcard.

- create fat32 partition, set boot flag, and format.

- create a bunch of linux partitions and format ext4.

- replace fstab's and updater-script's on "systems to be installed".

- copy bootloader/etc. to fat32 partition.

- reboot into recovery and "install" them.

BTW: You can do this on any operating system if you understand WHY it does what it does. The instructions are tailored to an evil virus because that is OP's choice because OP decided to write out the steps rather than explain the process.

I don't suggest trying this without understanding the process.

And if you understand the process, the instructions I just wrote are easier to follow.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] malloneem:
Thanks, there's No virus scare, Many have used very successfully and if they understood everything they would not need a detailed guide, For those who do understand all of this a doubt they would spend the time to read. The reason was to help those who don't know how to do the 6 vague steps posted in many places. By the amount of Pm's thanks and donations I would say it's a safe method. But thank you for your input and helpful comments are always welcome. As for the donations, I plan on forwarding all of them to Succulent every time they hit $10. as he was the one that went to the hard work of creating this process, I just noobified it. This is the last I reply on this.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mukyo:
is there a way to actually do the other way where the Nook ROM is in SD and these CM10 is in emmc?

been looking a post.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] malloneem:
It's Plausible but I don't know of any post's on it. Just wonderin, what would be the advantage of that or is it just a preference for you?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] RhinoNelson:
I am not sure the performance difference - which is negligible - would justfiy the amount of work necessary to swap the Internal to External/SD Card and then flash a new ROM.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mukyo:
Wife wants to keep nook rom. But i want to run cm10 faster.

Although i saw post that people seems to not encounter lagging response.

I am lagging until the point where force close wait-close window thing popup if i am launching sonething new.

This lag is minimum in class10 btw.

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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] BoostedB18C:
Higher class of SD card doesn't mean it will perform better. Class 10 SD cards don't respond well with the NT. Class 4 and 6 work best.

Sent from my NT running Kuzma's CM10.1
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mukyo:
I heard that sir. But clearly fron my own trial. My class4 suffers worse. Brand different though. And never noticed i dont buy sandisk ubtil now lol

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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] malloneem:
Before I got away from the card and just went CM10 on emmc I didn't expereance any lag so it may be a rom or install issue. Never the less, If your only interested in NT os & CM10 only, why not try re partition and just have a single boot with CM10 and see if that helps?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mukyo:
I am on singleboot.

Maybe i should try to get me some sandisk

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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] malloneem:
Get you sum, Could be the prob all along. That's all I've ever had so can't say how much better they are from experience but haven't had a problem with the to date. After you get one let us know if that did the trick.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] SlowCobra96:
If your SD install is lagging then something is wrong with the card or the install.

Sent from my CM 10 nook tablet. Thanks devs!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mukyo:
Which cm10 are you guys in right now. As in SDcard.

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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] malloneem:
One on this link, But he November version. No issues on our 2 NT's
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ftd0411:
WIFI Issues

First, thanks for the guide. All three of the ROMs boot without issue for me, however, I am unable to get WIFI activated on CM7/9/10. If I reboot into the internal Nook ROM WIFI comes back. In CM10 (11/24 release) I notice under settings that the WIFI region defaults to Europe (I'm in the US) and if I select the US button, exit out, and go back in to WIFI settings, it defaults back to Europe. I don't know if that's the issue, but I am stuck. Any suggestions?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] malloneem:
I haven't heard of Europe being an issue yet I'm in the US also and have never looked @ the region lol. , I have had a few people reporting wifi probs, but they said re wiping cache & Dalvic fixed.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] hardingn88:
ok so i have a question with this as i am new to the nook tablet thing. I bought a nook tablet 8GB that i thought was "rooted". I had only had it powered into the CM7 it had on it. well i didnt wanna format the sd card cause i had some games and things saved on it so I went into my files and deleted what I thought I didnt need (i had never heard of booting into SD card because i rooted and put CM10 on my nexus internal). I seen the clockworkmod file and didnt touch it. There was no .zip or any of those things on there but i must have deleted something that i needed cause after that EVERYTHING i tried to open force closed. I held power botton down and went to "reboot" and at that point it booted into nook 1.4.3 I have been very worried about turning it off to see if it will power into CM7. What I would like to do (just incase i messed up the wrong thing) is just start over and make a sd card with CM10. does anyone know how i can safely do this? Im really lost and really wanna get CM10 or at least CM7 back running
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] asawi:
Answer available in Q&A section.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] strikingkpr:
I tried to root my sgs3 today and wasn't paying attention and used the wrong guide. I used the stuff for the non-us phones. Now when I turn my phone on, the only thing that shows up is "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in Kies & try again." I've tried using kies to reset it but I had never used it previously so it is unable to connect to the phone. It basically has 2 states now, off and the one described. is there any way to fix this?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] alien_28:
Try flashing the stock firmware using Odin and then root your phone(with the correct guide this time :P)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] strikingkpr:
how do i use odin? ive been trying to find something on how to fix this for most of the night and ive seen a couple places where it says that but when i ask how they say to go to the download thing and i cant get to that anymore. is there another way use it?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] alien_28:
Enter download mode by pressing the three keys power button+home key+volume down.

If it doesnt work enter recovery mode by pressing power button+ home key+volume up

And if both won't work you might have to use a usb jig
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] strikingkpr:
neither of them work. how do you do the usb jig?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] alien_28:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1767763
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] strikingkpr:
id much rather not wait the several days for shipping. i would love to get it fixed tonight but if i cant my friend said he should be able to force a factory reset using command prompt or something
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] zetsui:
listen to what people are saying to you. go into download mode. Your phone turns on and it should be able to go into download mode now. I wouldn't mess with command prompt if i were you or your friend. Once your in download mode download the stock image for your carrier and the correct phone model and flash it through odin
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] haveagr8day:
Pull the batter and put it back after a few seconds, then press and hold power, home, and volume down until the custom os warning screen appears. Then press volume up to confirm download mode and use Odin to flash.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] wujiku:
try this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypmqJbZqOaU
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] twanskys204:
This is for sprint
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] furntree:
Just to clear things up. When the device says "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in Kies & try again." It is putting itself into download mode and you should see the normal download mode text at the top of the screen to clarify "Product Name, Custom Binary, ETC". The previous posters are correct, you must flash via odin. Follow the guide here very carefully and it should be fixed.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739426

Remember the recovery screen you are seeing IS download mode so pretend you already put the phone in download mode and follow it from there.

Best of luck!
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonawald:
Hi, I was flashing a new rom to my HTC HERO cdma. The new rom didn't work got stuck on the white HTC logo. I have tried other ROMs but each one says verification failed. Is there a way to turn off signiture verification if I an't get the phone to boot?

I couldn't install rom Manager for some reason (there was a problem parsing this package). I forgot to do a nandroid backup before flashing so I can't go back to stock. Have spent hours googling, searching this forum and haven't figured it out yet.

What are my options? Help Please
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajrty33:
Toggle signature verification in recovery
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonawald:
That's the thing. I cannot. I have the stock recovery and need a way to changeit to a recovery that I can toggle signature verification with. I have no idea why it allowed me to flash one rome then no others. but that's the case. I was able to flash shpongle.3.5 everything seemed to go well, but It gets stuck on the White HTC logo. Noother rom I have tried will pass verification. I don't have th eoption to toggle it.
[HTC Amaze 4G] usafmaverick:
OK Im out of ideas. Ive searched threads high and low, googled, etc. I am trying to update to a ROM post-ICS (though Ive had the issue in ICS roms too. I cannot get my GPS signal to lock to my location without enabling Wifi. Im rooted, S-On 4EXT recovery. Tried using Energy, CM10, Kang CM 4.1.2, Fourth Bar Infusion, Speed Rom, CM9.... Done complete wipes of boot, system, data, cache, and dalvik between every flash.

I have tried multiple multiple different roms. Gone back to unrooted and reloaded the stock ICS rom (which GPS did lock), then rooted and flashed a rom again and bam no more gps. So somehow the GPS works, but as soon as I load a different Rom it fails. Some roms Ive had fail when trying to register on the T-Mobile carrier network. Verified APN settings every time. Downloaded FasterFix to manually set the GPS pool, downloaded GPS status to reset and redownload GPS data also. Never has any luck in any of the roms.

Im out of ideas, I need GPS for my job. Only time Ive gotten GPS to lock since leaving ARHD3.0 was when I flashed back to unrooted stock ICS RUU. Please help!

Edit: I reformated all partitions, reformatted internal SD, relocked bootloader, reloaded stock ruu, and now gps wont lock there either. Guess Im going to the Tmo store tomorrow for a new phone.
[Windows Phone 8 General] the_tyrant:
Windows Phone 8 technically only allows apps to be installed from the marketplace.

However, Microsoft pretty much has left us with an avenue that would allow us to easily create our own custom 3rd party marketplaces.

With Windows Phone 8, Microsoft has introduced the "company app store" concept. This is originally intended to allow companies to easily distribute LOB applications to its employees.

http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/business/custom-hub?wa=wsignin1.0

Note how the whole system pretty much relies on a certificate. Anyone with the certificate can sideload applications signed with said certificate.

Now this gives me the idea, why can't the homebrew community purchase their own certificate, and use it to create a 3rd party homebrew marketplace?
[Windows Phone 8 General] Jaxbot:
Let's bump this up, shall we? (Since I'm not going to bother making my own thread, if nobody is going to reply to it)

Here's what I've learned through my evaluation of the company app system. The requirements are simple:

-Company Dev Center account

--Requires that you have a legally registered company (e.g. an LLC), which is verified by Symantec

--$99 plus whatever fees are associated with the LLC

-Symantec Signing certificate

--Requires the company dev center account

--$299

This is actually much less than I thought, as I was expecting this to be limited to the enterprise. Rather, anyone with chump change and some legal papers can get a certificate that allows anyone to sideload apps.

The legal papers is where it gets complicated, unfortunately. If it were just the money, I'd honestly consider a fundraiser to start a homebrew store. The certificate simply needs to be used to sign the enrollment tokens (which are just provxml documents with the cert in them), the enrollment token needs to be distributed to the masses, and then the cert is used to sign all the 'brew. It could be setup pretty easily with an online system for registering devs, uploading xaps, and having them signed, for example.

But the requirement that I have an actual company makes things really complicated; I'm not sure how much verification Symantec does, but I'm under the impression a security firm like expects legal registration, which is not something I personally have, nor something I particularly want (LLC taxes are pretty steep these days)

So, here's the question. Does anyone out there have a "company" dev center account, or has played with "company apps", and is willing to experiment to see if this system would be at all useful for homebrew?

Curious to see if there's any interest. In theory, a WP8 Cydia-like app could be developed very easily
[Windows Phone 8 General] Omega Ra:
this sounds very interesting, though I do not have a company...yet. Does it have to be an LLC? I am thinking of starting an IT/computer repair company here in my town as a side business, not 100% sure yet, but considering it.
[Windows Phone 8 General] snickler:
Jaxbot, you sly fox ;).

That's a great idea.
[Windows Phone 8 General] RustyGrom:
A couple issues to consider...

Might want to read through the WP Store T&C carefully. While those may very well be the only requirements to get a company account, I wouldn't be surprised if there are much more in the terms to keep one. In other words, distributing your app to non-employees could get your company account banned/disabled/revoked. I haven't done the leg work on this so not sure.

The VeriSign cert you get will likely have requirements to be maintained by a single person or group. Publishing the private key would almost certainly (and quickly) get this revoked. So you would either need to someone to manually sign/publish all the apps or figure out an automated process. That should be possible but would likely take a good bit of work to get going.

My $.02. :)
[Windows Phone 8 General] DavidinCT:
Jaxbot, did you get a WP8 device and if so, what model did you get ? I know you were trying to get one.

What would be interesting is to see what type of apps you can deploy with this. Could something like this open a full unlock or Interop unlock becase the corporate account could get those type of pemissions to their devices ?

Is this tyed to the Active Directory in anyway, knowing Microsoft each user might need an account in the Active Directory to be able to use the "Company Dev center"? There could be a lot of limits depending how you can connect to the server that runs it.

Do they have a test version ? Maybe that can be used in this case, just to see if it works and could use a deeper investment to get this working. If you could get me a full unlock from this, I surely would pay up a little for it.
[Windows Phone 8 General] RustyGrom:
I believe there are a few things you can do with corp apps that can't be done with regular ones but there's not much. Definitely not full interop unlock (at least not directly).

No. It's not tied to AD at all.

I don't think there's a "test" version. The $400 it would cost is chump change for any legit company. Microsoft could waive the $99 fee for someone they're working with but you'll still need the $299 cert and Symantec/VeriSign isn't gonna give that to you for free.
[Windows Phone 8 General] piaqt:
I'm just an end-user, but YEAH! Dev-unlock: $99. Full unlock: priceless. Definitely would pay a bit.
[Windows Phone 8 General] RustyGrom:
This wouldn't be a full unlock. It would just allow devs to publish apps to an alternate marketplace and users that are not dev unlocked could easily download them.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Jaxbot:
Correct. The ToS needs to be really well understood. Some people seem to imply that users outside the company are okay to enroll, but I'm not sure. However, I'm not really sure if the enrollment even touches MSFT's servers at all, and if T&C violations would cause a problem. Something that needs to be looked into. If it's a definite breach of T&C, I say it's not worth it. My $0.02

Unfortunately no, all my research has been on the emulator. All my attempts to get my hands on a WP8 have proven fruitless so far.

No, definitely not full unlock. Interop, I'm not sure. The apps are signed and installed, so I have no idea if ID_CAPs are limited. An app like Folders could definitely be deployed, though, with the new WP8 apis.

No, you can enroll within active directory, it says that in the instructions.

What he said. Basically, it would give us homebrew apps that fit into the limitations of the SDK, but not necessarily the limitations of the certification requirements. Folders, Themes, etc. could likely be built. Apps such as CacheClearer and Tweaks, probably not, but again, I have no experimental research on this yet.
[Windows Phone 8 General] RustyGrom:
This presentation from BUILD (http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2012/2-014) should answer most of your questions. The phone does 'phone home' to Microsoft to check the publishers and apps installed. Also, capabilities are limited to "same as standard marketplace apps" however the 'company store' app can install apps and manage apps that have been published through it.