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[Nook Touch General] MGlitch:
Nookmanager hands down. Especially if you're new to the whole process, it walks you through everything once you've made the SD card.
[Nook Touch General] cowbutt:
Same here, pretty much. NookManager worked perfectly for me. The only thing I had to re-do was upgrading from UK 1.2.0 to UK 1.2.1 before using NookManager. Good thing I took my backup of 1.2.0 before rooting!

NookManager could, conceivably, need just over 2GB for a backup - but only if the entire onboard memory is full and isn't compressible with gzip. My backups were about the same size as yours, but I'd suggest going with a minimum of a 2GB card to be on the safe side, and verifying the md5 checksum.

There's currently no code in NookManager to handle multiple backup files; a new backup will erase any pre-existing backup.

That's incorrect; NookManager does backup the entire 2GB internal flash, but it prepares by zeroing all unallocated space so that it compresses well using gzip.

...

32GB Sandisk UHS-I/Class 10 cards are under £17 now, and 16GB cards are under £10, so why bother with less for your main card? Buying larger cards also makes them more likely to still be useful with future devices that you might wish to re-use them in. I went for a 32GB card and loaded all the arddict dictionaries I could find (including 11GB for the complete English Wikipedia) and Wikitravel (~700MB). I'm keeping /media for screensavers (~75MB for all the xkcd strips!)
[Nook Touch General] L_R_N:
My logic here is simple: smaller card -> less time spent on backing it up. One small card for NookManager (which you would only use when rooting or making backups), one large card for data (which you'll always keep in your Nook).

By the way, i did manage to re-size first sdcard partition (where NookManager is), made it much bigger, without breaking NookManager. Now i'm also using it for data.
[Nook Touch General] cowbutt:
Only if you fill it, or back it up by imaging the whole card.

To be honest, though, my SD cards are only portable copies of data that I have elsewhere anyway. On multiple devices and media if (vaguely) important or time-consuming to reconstruct.
[Defy General] syllogyking:
Hang your hats folks...I/O is most likely not going to release a massive architecture overhaul with KLP. See the following report with evidence pointing to Google releasing 4.3 instead (still JB).

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...and-testing-android-4-3-its-still-jelly-bean/

In my opinion, this is very good news.
[Networking] alex-zero:
Hi Forum,

i try the the Howto from http://wiki.xda-developers.com/wiki/bluetoothnetworking on my Suse91 System.

It works fine, but when i disconnect my mda-2 the hotplug-script remove the device /dev/rfcomm0.

See the log (last line):

May 10 17:24:31 lxnote pppd[4842]: LCP terminated by peer

May 10 17:24:31 lxnote pppd[4842]: Script /etc/ppp/ip-down finished (pid 4947), status = 0x0

May 10 17:24:33 lxnote pppd[4842]: Connection terminated.

May 10 17:24:33 lxnote pppd[4842]: Connect time 1.1 minutes.

May 10 17:24:33 lxnote pppd[4842]: Sent 206 bytes, received 1600 bytes.

May 10 17:24:33 lxnote pppd[4842]: Connect time 1.1 minutes.

May 10 17:24:33 lxnote pppd[4842]: Sent 206 bytes, received 1600 bytes.

May 10 17:24:33 lxnote pppd[4842]: Exit.

May 10 17:24:33 lxnote /etc/hotplug/tty.agent[4954]: remove tty device /class/tty/rfcomm0

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

If i try to reconnect he wants to use the device /dev/rfcomm0. So before reconnect i must manual add the device with:

mknod /dev/rfcomm0 c 216 0

Does anyone know a better way?

regards

AleX
[HTC One X] fietspompje:
Hello,

I have an HTC One X, here are the details:

CID: HTC__E11

Hboot: 1.39

Software: 3.18.401.1

Rom: STOCK

Recovery: :confused: none ?

I reallt want the Stock Recovery back, because now, nothing is installed I guess, I've had CWM, but i wanted to go to stock again (for OTA updates), so I relocked my device, and flashed the firmware.zip (for the E11 CID) also from XDA.

Now this happens:

How can i get my stock recovery back ?

Mark.
[HTC One X] fietspompje:
What I've done to fix it:

Step 1: Unlock Device Again (& install CWM)

Step 2: Download nandroid backup HTC__E11

Step 3: Flash boot.img (from nandroid backup)

Step 4: restore nandroid backup

Step 5: Flash recovery.img (from nandroid backup)

Step 6: Flash boot.img again (from nandroid backup)

Step 7: fastboot oem lock

And now im running fine again, i hope OTA updates work! (the nandroid was already up to date)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chickentuna:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...and-testing-android-4-3-its-still-jelly-bean/

Any thoughts? Google might unveil 4.3 on the I/O this May instead of KLP 5.0. I could be wrong though. Honestly I could care less if it's KLP or 4.3 I'm just hoping that Google fixes what they broke on 4.2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Winesnob:
Anyone's guess here. Maybe a quick update to 4.3 for minor issues, and jump to 5.0 later in the summer. I've seen reports of server logs with Android 5.0.1 on a Google X device, and now this report of 4.3. I think JBQ and his team aren't sleeping much these days.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chickentuna:
I'm guessing 4.3 this coming May and later this year it will be the next Nexus + KLP. Anyhow in less than 30 days we'll know
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lonestrider:
I hope 4.3 will be just an update. An update like bug fixing shouldn't need a special event. Then a Motorola Google phone or Nexus (or maybe it's same) for a Google I/O. KLP should also be there with the new devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
"The Android 4.3 devices I've seen so far are Nexus 4 and Nexus 7" :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shahrukhraza:
I honestly think that they are gonna give us support for 4.3 but kill us off on KLP.

But we will still have our great devs! :D:D:thumbup::D:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nikodr:
Personally i would like to have the 4.2 memory errors and leaks fixed,4.2.2 was good but i removed my custom roms and i have tried many,they all had the same errors,lags etc.Now i am on stock 4.1.2 rooted with busybox installed and the louder jelly bean nexus add on for sound.

4.3 ?Honestly i expect bug fixes for Samsung Galaxy nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tydy:
I'm always anxious for new builds. Any word of Babel being implemented into 4.3?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robogoflow:
I think that may be the update to fix bugs and add babel along with security stuff maybe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itasoulas:
hope they won't change coding again. It would take "ages" for custom roms to settle down again :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
I was hoping that 5.0 would be released at I/O and come to my galaxy nexus just to tide me over until I upgrade from my galaxy nexus. 4.3 will probably be a minor update, sort of like 4.2 was and will probably break more things than fix things on my galaxy nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
Wow, you come across so negative!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
My galaxy nexus worked perfectly on 4.1.2, battery life was decent as well, but 4.2.2 ruined my nexus, so many bugs, lag and battery suffered as well. The galaxy nexus has its fair share of issues as well and after owning it for 16 months, it is beginning to wear on me. I still love it but its becoming more of a love-hate relationship.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Winesnob:
Hmmm...I've been delighted with 4.2.2 on my GNex. Never run smoother or been more stable than now. Other than a minor issue with Bluetooth handoff between vehicles and house phone, it's good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deleted member 4151041:
Mine runs beautifully. Idk if it is actually something since I haven't been back to 4.1 since the ota but it seemed smoother. 4.2 is smooth too but 4.1 just seemed... Different... I like 4.2 too though. I love my nexus and won't upgrade until probably late 2014, no reason to...:cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krisnasp:
hope bugs on 4.2.2 get solved on 4.3. and if v5 release, maguro get the update also :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
That's interesting, 4.2.2 just feels like a rushed release to me, lock screen widgets lag and don't seem very thought out and the Bluetooth issues are annoying as well. Even with fresh stock images flashed, there is still a bit of sluggishness.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] salesian1975@GN i9250:
Google on Android 4.3

Will it be work on Galaxy Nexus?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
2 weeks till we find out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Big ZD:
Agreed. Personally, I would much rather have a very polished 4.3JB on my "aging" nexus, than jumping to a rough KLP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crisdj:
I have a nexus and a HTC ONE yes the procesor,the ram,the camera but i think in real life in pocket it is just a phone,in my opinion my gnex is still a very powerfull smartphone,my wife has a nexus s with jb and it is just perfect,so if or not we receive the update i think we still wave an awesome device!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
You can use the Greenify app in the meantime to get a handle on apps that are killing your battery. I have a feeling that Android 5.0 is going to be pretty big when it comes to the battery issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
Who said there is an Android 5.0 coming out?

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
It's an educated assumption, Google may release 4.3 as the next version but they aren't going to continue doing that through 4.4/4.5 etc. That's why it makes sense that 5.0 will eventually release, most likely in the fall with a new nexus smartphone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
It will eventually come out...I don't know why you are saying this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
Well, I'm gonna say Android 7.0 will be so much better than 5.0!

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CADude:
I'm not sure why you think that joke is so funny, because there was nothing to poke fun at in the first place.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
Ya maybe but android 8.5 will blow 7.0 out the water and into space

Sent From My Miui Powered Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
You mean 8.3? because there won't be 8.5 ..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
That's what I ment Lol.

Sent From My Miui Powered Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PVL_93_RU:
You may find my logic strange, but it seems that Google has a tendency of upgrading first digit in Android version number each time a current iteration reaches X.3 (not counting Honeycomb though - that one was Tablet specific)

Like, 2.x:

2.1 (Eclair) -> 2.2 (Froyo) -> 2.3 (Gingerbread) ---> 4.0 (ICS) -> 4.1 (Jelly Bean) -> 4.2 (Jelly Bean) -> 4.3 (Jelly Bean) ---> 5.0 (Key Lime Pie) -> .... etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mortenmhp:
Ye thats strange logic. You are basing this on the move from 2.3 to 4.0, which is the only time they switched at x.3 so far.(you really can't use a switch to 5.0 that may or may not happen in a year. So far I'm not even sure google have decided that yet when they have yet to release 4.3. There might as well be a 4.4/4.5 for all we know)

That leaves 3 major version changes, one of which you have neglected as a tablet push(I'll give you that one):

1.6 -> 2.0

2.3 -> 3.0

(3.2 -> 4.0)

Which means that there is no such trend.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
Yeah, doing it once isn't really a trend.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xsensational:
Is Galaxy Nexus getting update to 4.3?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
We will know in 6 months time alright?

Beamed from my Maguro.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
I don't think so because smart Bluetooth won't be supported on Galaxy Nexus..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] -Starman-:
Hi, I found 2 pictures and a video of a Nexus 4 running what should be Android 4.3. I don't know if this is a fake but I wanted to share it with you ;)

Picture 1

Picture 2

And the video of the new camera app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
We will know the 10 June.

Inviato dal mio Galaxy Nexus con Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
Looks pretty legit. Kernel build date shows may 14.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T-Keith:
Seriously? Can we stop asking for this? Unless there is a technical limitation yes, and even then you will be able to find a rom on xda. And no, blue tooth is not a limitation that will keep 4.3 off the gnex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
Why should people stop asking...? This phone is getting pretty old and its the perfect time for people to begin to question Google's support with this device. Just because you don't like to hear that this device is getting old and that official support is probably dropping off soon does not mean nobody should else should be allowed to ask about it.

The Gnex's hardware does support Bluetooth 4.0 but its the fact that a Googler said it won't be on the Gnex that makes us question if even 4.3 will come to the Gnex.

The developers here on XDA will bring 4.3 to the gnex but there is bound to be bugs/glitches with those Roms at least for a little while. Coupled with the outdated hardware on the gnex and I would much rather upgrade to a newer device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Winesnob:
People should stop asking because no one can definitively answer the question. We'll find out what's next sometime sound the 10th of June. I love my GNex as is, would love to see the Bluetooth bugs worked out, but overall very satisfied. And I'm still running stock.:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bmg1001:
Well HDR wasn't supported officially. We might get the update with smart Bluetooth removed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
Bluetooth is a vital aspect of a smartphone, HDR is not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Starsream88:
Nexus s is very old too and have lot of hardware limitations, but got the 4.2.2 ! So why our gnex can't get the 4.3 update ??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pfmiller:
Bluetooth is vital, and our phones have it and always will. Smart Bluetooth may be nice, but it's current absence proves it is not vital.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bmg1001:
Nexus S didn't get 4.2. At least not from Google themselves...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
Sure it works in 4.2.2 but not in the same way it worked on earlier builds. The bluetooth we have at the moment is fine for headsets but the future requires smart Bluetooth for new accessories and lower power consumption.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T-Keith:
The nexus s didn't get 4.2 officially because the main partition was not large enough. The gnex doesn't have that limitation since it uses a unified file system. Not having "smart blue tooth" is not a limitation to being upgraded. The gnex is less than 2 years old and is not really out of date in terms of hardware. There are many devices being released with lower specs, except maybe processor power.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Quit asking whether the 4.3 update will hit us, time will tell...

And even without Google releasing the updates, there is still custom ROMs....

One thing i'm sure, official Google support will end this year end.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
When's 4.3 coming ? , man I wish I had an iPhone right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AntonyStark:
Wouldn't you be waiting just the same?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
:p yea but I wouldnt have to worry about apple dropping support for future updates for at least 5 years.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seriousia:
What's the point of 5 year support if the only thing you get is an extra row.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] g1junky:
:highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T-Keith:
Apple discontinues support for the same reason Google does. They just haven't changed their os enough to make their hardware obsolete.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Winesnob:
Android devices become obsolete within 2 years, Apple within 5 - so who's the bigger innovator? Guess if you never make much progress then your hardware will be relevant longer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PatimusXPrime:
Yeah guys! lets make a new phone that has minimal "upgrades" to the hardware and software that is lagging way behind the competitor and sell it to the mass of braindead cult followers! I often ask people what the difference between their crapPhone4 and crapPhone5 and they say "well i havent noticed anything" well of course the $500 hole in your pocket.. half an inch bigger screen? hope your girlfriend doesnt rush to upgrade half an inch bigger.. okay i can go on for days.. ill stop now..

PRAYING 4.3 helps out some of the devs with the small things 4.2 brought that pisses people off, lol personally between ATOMv13 and AK kernel I cant complain..

key lime pie...key lime pie
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rmcsc:
So basically what you're saying is that we shouldn't have gotten Jelly Bean because we don't have HDR.

Think about what you said.

---------- Post added at 02:54 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:52 AM ----------

I don't know, man. My iPhone 3G received the latest update (iOS 6.3 is it?), yes. But it's slow as f***. That's why support for older phones is dropped, always.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
I have iOS 6.1.4 on my iPhone 5 an its super fast even though its only a dual core phone, I think apple just need less hardware than say a 8 core s4 to run their OS , my gnex is laggy on 4.2.2 which is also dual core like iPhone 5 ,so I'm only comparing the iPhone 5 with the gnex, I just think iOS is less of a drain than android os an way more snappier an battery lasts 3 times as long with same usage, googles android os is just up an down in performance depending on what android phone you have, way too many bugs on every device for Google to possibly fix or keep up with, that's the price you pay for having a vast variety of android devices, extremely buggy or outdated os an incompatible apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shriom_manerker:
read this :)

http://www.fonearena.com/blog/70678/nexus-4-spotted-running-android-4-3-jellybean.html

best part >>>> "And Nexus devices will be getting the updates first, including Nexus 4 and the """"Galaxy Nexus""""
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ferozfero:
Well glad you lov your iphone bro. But please try not to come to android forums and enforce your opinion on other people here. It won't go well. People love each os for different reasons. You won't get anything for bringing someone over to your side. Freedom, versatilty versus simplicity, speed. Can you really pick a winner.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
Well you're comparing a almost 2 year old phone with the latest I device ya?

Granted Apple's software optimization is top notch with their latest hardware, or at least it's better than what Google did with their optimization..

Beamed from my Maguro.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Millarmusic:
1...iPhone battery better than an android...that's a good joke, I phones have ridiculous battery life and I've owned 4 different versions and never kept one for more than a month that includes the I5 ... And google do not do the software for every different device, they post 1 pure os and the phone manufactures software developers integrate that with there devices...as much as android can be buggy...I personally would choose any android over any iOS device...and if it is that buggy flash feom the many brilliant ROMs to choose from fs ..let's see ye flash on an iphone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mortenmhp:
Now you have got this core thing all wrong. You can't simply compare number of cores on the cpu and expect to see similar performance...

First og all. The gs4 come in a 4 and an 8 core, and the 8 core is not faster it just comes with 2 quadcore cpu's(a fast and a slower one) allowing to change to one using less power when the extra speed is not needed.

Then you conclude that iOS require less resources based on the fact that the GN is not as fast as the iphone 5. This makes no sense since the GN with its A9 processor is generations behind the hardware in the iphone 5(apple developed cpu with A15 like performance). It doesn't matter that they both have 2 cores. The GN is slower because the hardware is 2 years old(it is 1.5 years old and came with 6 month old hw to keep the price down). A more fair comparison would be with the iphone 4s, which is same generation, and that is not taking the GPU into account.(hench you get what you pay for, and the nexus devices actually gives you a great phone at less than half the price, but you can't expect it to beat something that has come out a year later and costs twice as much)

Simply not true that would make your iphone last 3 days.(I wanted to link to a test of the iphone 5 battery life here but all my google search yielded was a massive amount of articles complaining about the battery drain on the iphone 5)

Well obviously since they all have different hardware, that is by design.(if you don't need high end devices you shouldn't have to pay for one, but you have the choice)

Well that is because google doesn't make most android phones meaning they have nothing to do with the changes made to this software, and are not supposed to fix bugs not in aosp. They simply have no way to fix bugs on other companies phones(obviously). Which is why I use the galaxy nexus, and while people complain about some slowdowns, I personally haven't experienced any of these problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Winesnob:
This article has no factual source. That statement is generated by the author, and nothing more than a best guess - basically quoting Google from the release of 4.2. GNex will likely be included, but we won't know until the OTA rolls.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
New release has been reported on Google developers Chromium bug reports running on Galaxy Nexus. We probably wont get BLE, because thats what was stated on project member G+.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
The iPhone 3G was only supported for 2 years. (released July 2008, last update 4.2.1 released Nov 2010)

Yeah they're supporting the 3GS longer, but the latest iOS is sluggish even on the iPhone 4, let alone the struggling 3GS. Not to mention, if you had a choice, would you want to be using an iPhone 3Gs nowadays? I mean having all the Apple elites looking down on your inferior hardware, while you torture your eyes with it's low resolution 160ppi screen, trying to take a picture with it's oh so terrible 3MP camera, or not finding your way anywhere because newer iOS features like turn by turn navigation don't work on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
You owned 4 iPhones an never kept one for more than a month, you sir are either retarded or just talking sh1t as you kept buying them to use for less than a month.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Winesnob:
I love when a verbal slaying is preceded by the phrase "you, sir". Really adds to the impact. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayr76:
If your going to talk about the 3gs well let's compare it to say androids HTC wildfire on froyo which is more the same era an tell me how good the wildfires hardware is an how smooth android froyo feels on it compared to the 3gs on 4.2.1, didn't think so buddy :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
I must be in the wrong thread...

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
Actually I'd compare it more to an HTC Legend (sameish but with less ram, and much nicer metal case). For your info, I loved my HTC Legend. I had it running cyanogenmod 7.1 gingerbread, slick as hell, and way more capable than an iPhone of the era. No way it'd run ICS or newer though.

Soldier is right though, this is about Android 4.3. It'd have to fix all the issues with 4.2.2 for me to upgrade, otherwise, thinking of downgrading to 4.1.2 for the rest of my GNex's life. I miss having my motoactv connected :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
How is the iPhone 5 in the same era as the gnex?

Beamed from my Maguro.