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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] MrIssy:
No Joy.

Well, what a long strange road its been...

I install CWM 6.0.1.2 without unRooting the 16GB NT, and then installed CM10 with it (after a system and cache clear). When I rebooted, it was stuck in a boot loop going back into CWM every time. Tried a bunch of different things (including correcting the partitions) -- no luck.

Decided I should take the NT back to stock, and then attempt the CM10 install. Built the card, went through the procedure, and bricked it. Yep --- hard brick, stuck at a red exclamation point ("contact B&N customer service") when it attempts to reload the B&N software. {sigh}.

So I built a CM10 SD card, and I can boot into that, and the the NT seems to work well off the card. I've lost internal of course, so the charge indicator LED on the USB cord no longer works.

Bottom line: if you want to upgrade from CM7 internal to CM10 internal on a NT, you need to go back to stock first, then go to CM10. I should have left well enough alone.

Bill
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] BoostedB18C:
Not true. I came from CM7 to CM10, when it first came out, without any problems. It was even so buggy then that I went back to CM7 until the main bugs were worked out, then back to CM10. Now on to CM10.1.

Sent from my NT running Kuzma's CM10.1
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
It seems there are more boot-loop mishaps when flashing ROMs using internal Recovery as compared to using SD Recovery.

Does your cable LED work (lit up) with CM10SD?

If not it might have to do with the issue that an NT running many recent/current CM10 builds will not detect cable insertion and go into charging mode if it's asleep at the time the cable is inserted -- you need to wake it up and then can put it back to sleep again.

I too feel that way at times :)

But if/when you feel up to being an explorer again I think it would be worth trying re-flashing CM10 internally using the process I outlined at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2056626.

I am suggesting this as it's not clear to me that your NT internal is totally messed up (unless you deleted some partitions along the way), and you will not be worse off making another run at flashing CM10 on it.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] MrIssy:
How?

Can you point me (link) to which of the various methods you used to go from CM7 internal to CM10 internal, on a NT?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] MrIssy:
Will do.

Actually, the reverse is true... it appears to be stuck on "green", regardless of the charge state of the NT.

I will try it. As you said, I have nothing to lose. Right now the internals are stuck midway through an un-Root. :) I ran the script procedure that supposedly fixes partitions somewhere during the last set of attempts. I thought I ran through your link before, but I must admit, I haven't been record keeping as well as I should (this may have been where i got stuck in the CWM 6 boot loop). Will keep you posted.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] BoostedB18C:
All I did was boot into CWM 5.x.x.x, flashed CWM 6.0.1.2, which was new at that time, rebooted into updated CWM. Clean flashed Chris' CM10 and gapps. Rebooted and it was good, no issues at all. When Kuzma came out with his CM10.1 I did the same thing. Clean flashed his CM10.1 and gapps, rebooted, and I've had no issues.

Sent from my NT running Kuzma's CM10.1
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] asawi:
This is how I did it as well.

I didn't have CM7 installed, but I can't see how that would make a difference. If you suspect CM7 is the cause, go back to stock and start with "fresh" unit!

I had to tackle two small issues when I did it:

1. When my Tablet didn't want to boot to Cyanoboot the first couple of tries I used the card I ran CM10 from prior to the internal install just to kickstart it into Cyanoboot to get to the boot menu where I then could choos "Internal recovery". That card was just Succulents ready-made CM10, so easy enough to make.

2. I also remember I had a bad experience along the way when flashing 6.x.x. I went back and made sure I had the 6.x.x with "flash" in the file name and it worked a lot better. I don't recall what the symptoms were, but I realized something wasn't as it should and went back to cwm 5.x.x and reflashed. (i tend not to worry too much about things once I find a workaround, sorry I can't be more helpful.)

My first install was a bit buggy, but after a reflash it has bee flawless. When doing the second install I noticed that the first install had installed a higher version CWM. I think 6.0.1.9. Don't knowi if that made a diffrenence to why the second install worked better, or if it was just one of those things that happen sometomes the first time... (once again, I don't worry too much once my problems have been solved)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] MrIssy:
No joy.

Tried it, no joy. The install per your above thread went fine, but when I pull the card and reboot I'm back to my original CWM boot loop. I think it was originally created by attempting this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1570022 (Option 1)

When I pull the CM10 install SDcard and reboot, I get the small "n" screen with the Adobe (c), then a big "n" screen (white "n" on black background), and then it comes up in CWM 6.0.1.9. Each restart and/or reboot with no card gets me here. Curious, when I look at the mounts here from CWM, I have a /data1 and /sdcard1 in addition to /data and /sdcard. I do not see them from the CWM (6.0.1.2) -- just the normal /data and /sdcard when I look from the CWM that is on the sdcard when I do the install.

I also tried to install CM10 and jb-apps from this CWM, off the digimax/succulent card, and no go.

How do I flush this version of CWM and get CM10 to boot? should I be worried about the /data1 and /sdcard1?

Issy

I installed ADB just to take a look. Not sure if this helps anyone. I don't see a unique serial number... should I be worried? :)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
Your NT device-specific data such as Serial Number, MAC address, etc. are stored in a bunch of files in /rom/devconf. I've read somewhere that the Nook would go into Recovery if they are missing. This data is also backup in rombackup.zip in /factory, so you should be able to manual restore the data files by extracting them from this zip file -- see http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1619985.

(BTW while looking around via adb did you see BCB and BootCnt in /bootdata, if not you might want to look at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1515788).

If the above does not help, you might consider (re)-flashing the stock ROM using the info and tools at https://github.com/succulent/acclaim_recovery_sdcard.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] MrIssy:
It looks like I have all the needed files in /rom/devconf and /bootdata. I'll take a look at the last link.

Issy
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] TechNinja49:
Sorry to ask a question that's the opposite of the thread topic, but I saw this right before I was going to make a new thread.

When you downgraded from CM10 to CM7, was all you had to do was flash the new ROM and CWM? No problems with cyanoboot? I want to downgrade myself but I read that CM7 isn't compatable with cyanoboot.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
You might also want to check the integrity of BCB and BootCnt as explained at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1444630.

---------- Post added at 04:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:08 PM ----------

Cyanoboot is packed together with CM10 boot into one boot.img file which gets installed at /boot. When you flash CM7 ROM its boot.img will replace CM10 ROM boot.img in /boot and thus effectively remove Cyanoboot (assuming the CM7 ROM version you picked, e.g. Team-B Alpha CM7, does not have Cyanoboot built-in).
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] MrIssy:
Very good idea... there have been many reboots on this NT. I checked that they were there by adb, and pushed the reset values over... no help. (btw, adb PC drivers are very sensitive to which version of CWM is running when you connect the USB --- CWM is all I can really getting running on this right now -- 6.0.1.9 and 5.X seem to work ok, 6.0.1.2 did not)

Issy
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] TechNinja49:
I finally had the time to try it and it worked! Although cyanoboot was still installed after I flashed CM7 it still booted up fine. The only bug is that the boot up Team-B static image is squished in the corner but the animated cyanogenmod 7 image loads fine. It seems a bit slower than the SD card version even after a reboot, but I doubt cyanoboot has anything to do with it. Thanks again!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] MrIssy:
So, as OP, I'll note that despite Digimax's excellent suggestions, my NT is still bricked. It does work fine with a CM10 card in it, and that's how I will continue to use it. Also, the charge indicator that is bogus while charging it with the MicroSD card removed, works fine when running CM10 off the card.

I think this thread has a wealth of info for anyone with a bricked NT, or trying to figure out how bricked an NT really is.

If I ever get it unbricked internally, I will post back the solution here.

Issy
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Falc0nPuls3:
hey guys how is it going ... :D

I just came a cross this new OS called Tizen (pardon me if you already have heard of it)... i was wondering if we can get it on our ace too ... i checked the demos on youtube it's pretty awesome no laggs nothing and it's 3D and .... just wow . by the way it's open source :D :D

quick reply ...!!!! it would be awesome if we could get it on ace

one more thing apparently it's being developed by .... wait for it .... wait for it .... INTEL :D ... and of course the Tizen Community
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Prawesome:
Are you serious? -.-

That's like a downgrade..You actually want to change your OS to another OS which doesn't even have many apps..

I don't think anyone will bother to port it..The way I think about it, its not worth the hard work

And no, it's not developed by Intel.Its developed by Samsung and its supposedly, a lot similar to Bada

"Everybody gets so much information all day long that they lose their common sense." -Gertrude Stein
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Falc0nPuls3:
well....it looks good plus it's really smooth ... which is probably like a dream for us on android ... (not that IOS is smooth no, android ftw)

and i got the info from Wikipedia here i attached a little screen shot ... highlighted the bit where it says intel :D ...

and it is worth man ... come on ... give it some time it will have enough apps too ... as if we can get loads of apps on this device right now ...(ok at least more than Tizen probably) but still ... :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpaceCaker:
Same like firefox os :p
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TJ_Ahluwalia:
What do you mean having smooth OS is a dream?!?! Put on some nice ROM (Or make your own)(AOSP) some tweaks and you got a super smooth phone.. Stop acting like a noob... And read (Not exactly related but you should have a look) this
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Falc0nPuls3:
buddy what u sad is to the thread as car to carpet or ham to hamster ... come on ... always think twice ... in terms of flashing ROMS or Creating them since the day i got this phone ... each ROM on xda's been flashed a couple of times onto my phone ... the only gingerbread based firmware that felt a little smoother in truth was CyanMobile the rest nope all the same (yet even laggier) ... JB is totally messed up cause it buffers 3 times more so it obviously needs more ram which is not available on our phone ... and I'm pretty happy with ICS .. it's smooth indeed but still RAM problem is there every often ... I made my own rom with all the tweaks i could put in ... (GingerIceCream) ;) ... tweaks or scripts only apply to certain occasions and their affect is so little ( a fraction of a second ) that u can barely notice anything ...

Yet it's all about the way the OS is written ...

having said all that I STILL LOVE ANDROID ... :) and i will as i have

but all I am trying to say is that having a extra ported OS to the device only shows the flexibility of the development on the device it won't be harmful if not useful :D

thank you ...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hitch3ns:
Hey everyone and Merry Xmas :)

I am new as i said before in all android world "coming from iphone jb and mess"

i got Galaxy s2 i9100G OS ics 4.0.3

i wanted to put jb rom on it Revolt one or whatever is good and stable now

so here what i know so far and should do

1st i learnt i must Root my device so i can add any rom

and to do that i must Download Odin then put my device in download mode and flash clockwork v 6.0.2.1 or something

then reboot my device

and put it on clock work mode then flash rom i want

is what i said correct ? or am i missing on anything and is just flashing clock work v 6 is equal to meaning of rooting my device ?

Ty.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
I don't suppose you actually read the installation instructions in post 1 of Revolt ROM?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hitch3ns:
ordinary geddvis

i actually did

all it says if you coming from stock

just flash clockwork via odin when your device in download mode , reboot

then open clockwork recoverymode

then flash the rom after you put it on your internal card reboot

and ofc in middle the wipe data and resetting factory settings stuff

but i read many things about rooting n here n there made my confused

for example this topic

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2065581

made me think is clockwork is not what root mean ? or its somthing different
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
That's funny, because no where on post 1 of Revolt ROM is ClockworkMod mentioned. But you mention it twice.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
he did say "correct me!"

from sii xda-ded
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
True.

I guess post 1 of Revolt ROM DOES link to this guide to root an I9100G, which DOES mention ClockworkMod. However, this also contains very clear and concise instructions.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hitch3ns:
If coming from a Samsung Stock ROM:

1-Read this article on How to root your Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100G (Link) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1679778

2-Wipe Data

3-Wipe Cache

4-Wipe Dalvik-Cache

5-Format /system

6-Flash ROM

7-Wipe Cache / Dalvik-Cache

8-Enjoy ReVolt ROM !!

that's whats said .. and what confusing me is not all steps is 1st one which is rooting .
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hitch3ns:
in some videos it doesnt in clude to talk about root.zip

and other guides doesnt say anything about it , is that normal ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
you can alway watch a youtube rooting ics vid while keeping xda on another tab.

sometimes it is better to graphic something that you read.

let us know if you pull it off.

from sii xda-ded
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
There are literally dozens of ways to root your device. It's pretty simple, dude. Follow one set of directions. Don't worry about other directions that are not the same. Hell, the guide linked in the first post of Revolt ROM has three options just in that one post.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkyG82:
I think you're getting confused because nothing explains where the root access is gained.

It is contained within the custom kernel which also gives you clockworkmod. Cwm is a custom recovery that has many more features than stock.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hitch3ns:
you got me !!! now i understand :D ty

not its time to read about different roms and which is better and which issues it got :)

ty for help everyone :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kmaq:
dont forget to nand backup (from cwm) before you flash new rom :)
[HTC One S] pyromaniac1:
I tried Reflashing a viper one s rom (dirty flash) aroma got stuck at 90% trying to "restore stock sense camera". So i did an adb reboot. After that My recovery got bugged. I would go into a bootloop if I tried an adb reboot into recovery, stuck at the htc developer only warning screen.

If i try to manually go into recovery through the bootloader. It starts up but I can't flash anything. If i try flashing/fixing permissions/clearing cache, recovery just reboots itself or crashes and again goes into the bootloop. I tried reflashing twrp/stock recovery/cwm through fastboot. all of them have the same issue.

I'm now trying to use the Soft Brick fix, but after pressing clear storage I'm in stock recovery and the progress bar doesn't move. Please Help me someone
[HTC One X+] MikeWash:
Hey guys my name is Mike!

I have just joined xda developers forum because I have been experiencing a problem in which I have no idea to solve.

Well today I tried rooting my One X+ by downloading a .bat file called rootboot V5 ( it can be found on google)

It said to only to use if your software version was 1.14 however my version was 1.15

Anyways I ended up bricking my phone when I clicked the .bat file and now my phone doesn't get past the boot screen.

I have unlocked my device already and I know because I can get to the bootloader screen and at the top it says "UNLOCKED"

Also, my device is no longer recognized by my computer.

I honestly have no idea what to do, if someone can please help me with this issue, I will be forever grateful.

Also, i have an AT&T model of the HTC One X+ and I only got it yesterday. :crying::crying:

I have rooted phones before but this is absolutely terrible.
[HTC One X+] TheJokah:
have you tried using adb to get into recovery? have you tried this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1994961
[HTC One X+] PopaStefanx:
Install a ruu. And you get stock. Try the original. Ruu of your phone.

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[HTC One X+] MikeWash:
Noob

No, I have not tried getting into recovery by using adb. I have the file though I just don't know how to access it. (obviously through cmd)

Also, this may seem like a noob question but how do I download that tool you just referred me to? There is no link on the page for a download.

thanks :D
[HTC One X+] MikeWash:
How?

How exactly to I install an Ruu and where can I find it for my device on ATT?

and I still don't know how to download programs from forums on this website :D

I'M A NOOB.
[HTC One X+] PopaStefanx:
No problem. I search it.

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[HTC One X+] saibz:
Check the second post: http://d-h.st/users/hasoon2000/?fld_id=2808
[HTC One X+] PopaStefanx:
His problem, is that his pc don't reconize the phone. He should install recovery or install ruu. But if the pc dont reconize the pc he can't. Try using the tool, installing recovery, look at the Info. And use only if is write for AT&T user, if you don't see that ask the tool Develope and keep calm. Good night. When you have flashed recovery try installing a Rom. Good luck.

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[HTC One X+] skdubg:
when PC doesn't recognize the phone, then install Pdanet.

it included the correct driver
[HTC One X+] nugzo:
Here is the ATT ruu in my dropbox. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10203258/RU....55.17_18.20.95.55L_release_290329_signed.exe You must relock the bootloader before running this. And your pc must see the phone because this is ran from the PC. You have to be in fastboot/bootloader, relocked, then run this RUU. It will return the phone to stock. Also just because you cant see the phone as removable storage, doesnt mean the computer doesnt see it. The only time you see the phone as removable storage is when booted completely, otherwise you have to check the device manager.
[HTC One X+] MikeWash:
I downloaded Pdanet and it said it had the correct driver however it requires me to turn on the debugging mode and of course I can't do that because I am stuck in at the Quietly Brilliant screen.

I am going to find out how to relock my phone and download that Ruu and see how that works I guess.
[HTC One X+] techlogik:
Basically got the same thing. Can get into TWRP recovery fine, can ADB boot.img. Have to adb sideload from PC, and I get the install fine.

But, phone never goes past HTC white screen upon booting, just sits for 10 minutes or longer.

Gonna try to RUU method after a relock myself.

Anybody has more ideas, let me know. It's like the SDCard is corrupt and can't be accessed but only through the sideload or in a good rom booted.

EDIT: did the RUU trick above, booted, SDCard is nor formatted and showing up properly in Windows, ROM booted...start over and try again.
[HTC One X+] MikeWash:
So your computer doesn't recognize the device either?

Everytime I try to flash a different recovery it says waiting for device.... and just stays there because my computer doesn't recognize it.

If we do end up relocking it and flashing a Ruu, we are going to need our computers to recognize the device first so it is is pretty much pointless to relock it at the moment.

Do you have any other quicker way of communicating so maybe you and I can help each other out. Like a messenger or something?
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
How did you flash the rooted boot.img if your PC wont recognise the phone?
[HTC One X+] MikeWash:
I finally fixed it

Well guys, after one hard long day of being in possession of a paperweight I finally fixed the issue.

It turns out I flashed the wrong rooter for my device.

I followed this guide to get through it!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2051032\

In the guide you pretty much flash a different ROM through adb sideloader. As long as adb recognizes your device, it doesn't matter about installing the correct drivers if they fail on your computer. Just follow the guide and put in the correct commands in cmd to download a new ROM. A list of the ROMS are attached to guide as well so you don't have to search for them.

THIS IS ONLY FOR AT&T AND TELUS MODELS BTW.

THANKS EVERYONE FOR THE HELP AND GOOD LUCK OTHERS WHO ARE STUCK IN THE BOOT SCREEN.
[HTC One X+] PopaStefanx:
I'm happy for you.

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[HTC One X+] garydyck:
Please help :( bricked my phone cause im a noob

hey guys, i really fudged my phone up (htc one x plus) telus canada , i tried to root the phone so i could gain sixaxis controller ....ended up going horribly wrong i have no idea what to do i cant use sideloader, i cant seem to get the drivers to work no matter what i try (used lots of techniques described in these forums)i installed team win recovery so when it starts up it wont load into htc quietly briliant it says something along the lines of this version is for development purposes or something also when i try to exit out of recovery mode it warns me that there is no operating system on the phone anymore i have been trying for four days solid now........is there any way that i can just get the phone back to the way it was before i started this fiasco aka stock from the telus store my email address is gary_ivan_dyck@hotmail.com any help would be greatly appreciated

also as you can probably tell im a super noob with this stuff...jailbreaking ipods is one thing but this whole episode has got me dumbfounded i have not the faintest idea what to do

anyone who helps me get the phone back to normal to the point i can use it i will pay you 30$ immediately as a token of good faith thanks again
[HTC One X+] nugzo:
This debacle would probably not have happened if ATT hox+ had its own forum. Agree OP? ;)

Just pickin @ androhero :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] WarDamnGator:
whats good y'all? im trying to root a i727 and the SU zip that i have gotten from the HOW TO guides is not working, it downloads fast and wont install on the phonel. is there a different zip file for ICS 4.0.4? Ive searched this fourm and have no gotten anywhere, Im using TWRP.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] RastarNation:
Any particular error message? Also are you flashing the SuperUser zip file or the SuperSU zip file???