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[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] dmullens:
version 2.2.0

Well, it seems there is a new update (2.2.0). Is this going to be added to the files on the OP, or should I try to figure out how to update my SD card manually? I don't really care that much about the update, but it seems my nook reboots, goes into recovery and wants to install an "untrusted" file. I always tell it no, but wondered if it might be good to get the 2.2.0 update anyway.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] verygreen:
Updated OP to 2.2.0

Also sdcard for ovation(ONLY, hummingbird remains the same) changed. The initial sdcard image (only cyanoboot) - now has convenient menu (based off somewhat old snapshoot of bokbokan's menu-enabled cyanoboot) to select your boot target, allows you to boot recovery or whatever you have on EMMC (default to boot from sdcard still).

For upgraded installs you also will need to flash a cyanoboot upgrade that you can get here: cyanoboot-ovation-2.zip.

Nook HD+: stock-ovation-2.2.0.zip

Nook HD : stock-hummingbird-2.2.0.zip

Looking at 2.2.0 changes in the source, some more sdcard instability work is done. In particular it should now be safe to use Sandisk U1 16G sdcards (it was ok to use 32G and 64G ones before).
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] verygreen:
Thanks to Bokbokan uploading his cyanobot with menu source for hummingbird, here's now menu-enabled images boot images for NookHd as well.

If you have already installed 2.2.0 from before, just flash this zip to get you updated: cyanoboot-hummingbird-1.zip)

Otherwise, just grab the new zip here: stock-hummingbird-2.2.0-new.zip
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] tyepye:
Is there a way to get an SD version of Stock that is pure stock - e.g. secure mode on/ADB (as root) off

Wanting to use this to run a few apps that detect root in CM but they are still detecting root when using this SD version of stock - they work fine under stock on emmc.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
This version is not rooted unless you answer yes to the root question when CWM reboots. Reread the OP.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] tyepye:
hmmm... wonder what the apps are picking up on then, definitely not rooting it in CWM.

will do some more research into the apps themselves.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] agantai:
guys i need some help please,i'm looking for stock rom for Nook HD which i can install to internal memory not to SD card. anyone knows where i can find this rom ? thanks
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
Yes, go to my HD/HD+ CWM thread linked in my signature and look at item 6 there.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] agantai:
thank you very much,i have downloaded stock 2.2.0 from your link. :good:
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] smatticus:
sd card not booting

hey so i wrote the card as instructed but the hd+ just keeps booting into the cm11 emc install. i was having a similar issue when trying to do bokbokan's c11 sd install. the nook just won't boot from sd. but when i went to do the emc install of cm11, it worked without fail. thoughts?
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
Not booting from SD on the HD+ is well known. Look at this thread and post any follow ups there:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2288688

Edit: are you saying the first SD you made to start the CM11 process still boots? If so, use that to flash the stock zip.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] smatticus:
i'm trying to do verygreens stock 2.2 on sd. i overwrote the other recovery because the sd install requires a special recovery (as per his instructions) so emmc recovery or the recovery used to install the emmc recovery isn't supposed to work. now i have a perfectly functional cm11 nook hd+ but i have no way to use the nook stock without reverting back to stock emmc, and i really liked using the sdcard stock image before.

i should note that this hd+ is an older one which ALWAYS booted from sd before. it seems more like it depends on the recovery image burned to the card since emmc installs seem to work fine, but the sd ones do not.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
Many have complained that once you flash the 6045+ CWM to internal it will not boot from SD again. Try reburning the initial SD used for the CM11 install and see if that boots. If it does, use it to flash the stock zip back to internal. Then you should be able to make and boot the SD from here. Then once that is set up, boot to the SD recovery and flash the 6045+ CWM back to internal.

If none of that works, I will try to make a zip that is flashable with 6045+ that puts 6036 back on internal. You can be my tester.

EDIT: Try flashing the attached file with your internal 6045+ CWM. It should replace the CWM with 6036, which will be able to flash the older zips like the plain stock zip. It may even allow the SD to boot again. Let me know how it works and I will move it to my main thread if it does.

EDIT2: It worked so removed and updated my HD/HD+ CWM thread with the rev2 files. They work on both old and new CWMs.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] smatticus:
it worked on the first try. it just booted up right to the recovery and i could install the older CWM and then install the sd card stock. here's where things get weird: after getting stock registered i went to reboot to run the install unknown sources .zip and then nothing, any subsequent tries were met with nothing, i installed your modification so the cynoboot menu would appear, but it only gave me the option for cm or recovery, no sd. and now its gone back to barely booting fro the card at all
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
I'm not following you. What do you mean, 'met with nothing'?

And by unknown sources zip, do you mean my Extras zip that I made for the stock SD install? The regular Enable Unknown Sources zip will not work on the stock SD install.

And what modification for cyanoboot? You should not need any mods if you followed verygreen's instructions in the OP. His newest image includes the menu.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] smatticus:
ok i did what you asked me to do, i installed the old cwm. the sd card would then boot (yay!). i was able to get everything up and running in stock (i did not root). i then rebooted to install the "extras.zip" the one you made for stock on sd, installed that. then: NOTHING. "met with nothing" means all the future attempts i made to boot the sd card were "met with nothing". well sometimes nothing. the nook will just ignore the sd card and boots right into CM11. sometimes it would hang on the black nook logo screen and go nowhere for minutes on end, sometimes it would appear with the cyanoboot menu but freeze at "loading recovery from sd", and even when the menu WOULD appear, i would only see "boot from stock" or "boot recovery", no SD option would appear. i added your cyanoboot modification because i was just trying stuff to see what worked.

at this point i'm ready to just abandon the nook aspect of the device since i have a perfectly functional cm11 device that has an emmc recovery that will be able to flash nightly builds. But if you think of anything, i will still test it for you.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
Ok, be sure to flash back that original CWM so you can update the CM11 when you need to. That 6036 will not do it.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] metropolitans:
I've installed CM11 to emmc on my HD+ and stock to the external sd card, and all seems to work fine. But there appears to be one thing I'm confused about. I used a 32gb card to install stock to. When I am in CM11, it says that total space on the sd card is only 116mb. Did I do something wrong? I assumed that most of the space on the external card would still be available for my books, music etc, accessed from CM11, which I plan to use 95% of the time. If not, I might have to abandon this idea.

It is possible to partition the 32gb card before installing stock to it? Could I allocate say 70% of it to CM11 and the rest to stock?

Thanks verygreen and leapinlar for making this option even possible.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
What you are seeing is correct. To do what you want, repartition the SD from 116Mb to something bigger as soon as you write the image before you boot to the SD. Then CM11 will see that larger partition and the rest of the SD will be made available to stock on SD once you boot.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] andtron:
Hi leapinlar, what partition tool you are using?

TIA.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
Mini-Tool Partition Wizard. It is free.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] metropolitans:
I've tried this multiple times -- with 2 different 32gb cards -- and have met with total failure. After I expand the first partition from 116mb to around 23gb, then all of a sudden my HD+ won't boot from the sd card. It either goes straight to CM11 or it won't even power on (It acts like it's bricked but I can eventually get it back to normal).

Here's what I did. Maybe some step needs to be modified? ...

1, Format card with SDFormatter using default settings

2. Use WinImage to burn "ovation-sdcard-stock2.img" to the card

3. Use MiniTool Partition Wizard to increase the size of the first partition from 116mb to around 23gb. I made sure after that the first partition was active, primary, FAT32, and designated "LBA" as before

4. Insert card into the powered-down HD+ and attempt to boot.

The two cards I used are a Transcent 32gb class 10, and an Adata 32gb class 4. With the Transcend, it would mostly boot into CM11 on emmc, but occasionally I would get the temp-brick with the device failing to power on altogether. With the Adata, I could not even boot into CM11 -- the device would never power on.

For now, I have put stock on a smaller 8gb Transcend card. And I now am using the Adata 32gb as a normal card for external storage with CM11 on emmc. But that means if I want to use stock, I have to switch out cards. So this is not a really feasible solution.

Any ideas how to make this work? I even tried looking through that thread about various ways to get problematic sd cards to boot with the HD+ and none of the solutions worked in this case.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] Sherip:
I would check to see if one of your cards works works when using smaller sizes for the 1st partition, such as 16gb and 8gb. Do they even work without adjusting the size?

Sent from HD+ MAG2GA CM 11 from SD
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] metropolitans:
While I haven't yet tested adjusting the first partition to a smaller size than what I was doing, the cards do work without adjusting the size. I already used the Transcend 32gb to install stock to it. It's just that without any adjustment of the first partition, it only leaves a teensy weensy bit of space leftover for CM11 on emmc to store files. It's basically useless to CM11.

I've also had no issues in the past creating and booting to CWM sd cards for a variety of mods for the HD+, but I always used smaller sd cards -- I believe the largest one I used in the past was 8gb.

Currently I have stock on an 8gb Transcend, but I left the partitions as is after I burned the image to it. When I get a chance later today, I will redo that card and see if adjusting the first partition to something much smaller than 23gb makes a difference.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
You might also use a different partitioning tool like EaseUS Partition Master. It is also free and seems to me it worked better for me when expanding boot partitions.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] metropolitans:
I've finally gotten this to work with an expanded first partition on the sd card. The key is that there appears to be an upper limit to how far you can expand that first partition. I do not know how card-specific this limitation may be, but on my Transcend 32gb class 10, anything much over 19.5gb would simply not boot. Thankfully 19.5gb is a generous and workable amount for me, though it is not ideal and I would love to have that extra 5gb or so that will go wasted under stock. I might buy a Sandisk 64gb class 4 card in the future to see if I can get more external storage for CM11 with it. Perhaps it might not be as finicky as the Transcend about booting into CWM with an expanded first partition.

Both stock and CM11 on emmc are working smoothly now, and booting into either is an easy matter. I love having easy access to either stock or CM11 on my device.

Thanks to leapinlar and Sherip for your help on this.

leapinlar, I have two questions:

1) Six files are left over in the first partition of the micro sdcard -- kernel, MLO, ramdisk.cwm, ramdisk.stock, uboot.bin, and uImage. Can I delete any or all of them? Or are they still needed to boot into stock or CWM on the card?

2) Is there a relatively easy way to make the default boot CM11 on emmc instead of stock on the card?
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] leapinlar:
You need to keep those files there so the SD will boot.

And on the second question I though verygreen modified the boot loader so you can choose, but I don't know if you can change the default. Bokbokan did on his SD boot, but don't know if verygreen implemented it.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] metropolitans:
Yes, there is a boot menu you can go into. But if you don't go into the boot menu and don't touch anything, it just goes straight to stock on SD by default. I was just wondering if there was an easy way to change it so it goes straight to CM11 by default instead. But it's not a major issue and the way it's set up now is fine. Thanks.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] metropolitans:
Wanted to post an update as the problem of booting from a card with an expanded first partition has been totally solved by simply using the method of dropping the boot files onto the active first partition of the card instead of burning the image file. It is a method I used previously from leapinlar’s root stock thread, and I don’t know why I didn’t try this earlier, instead wasting hours and hours attempting to get the other method to work with multiple cards. I could kick myself.

Right now I’ve got a brand new Sandisk 64gb card set up with the first partition of 53gb dedicated to the boot files plus external storage for CM11 on emmc. The rest of the card, about 7gb, has stock on it. There is no wasted space and everything is set up just as I want.

So in case anyone is looking to set up their card with an expanded first partition, you might want to try this method with the separate boot files first. There are 6 boot files, and you can get them by either un-archiving the image file from the original post in this thread or by burning this image file to a card just so you can collect the boot files that are deposited in the process.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] athlonfan:
EaseUS Partition Master did the trick for my Sandisk 32GB class 10. The trial version didn't allow me to resize the partition though. Minitool failed to boot the device from SD with any partition size I tried.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] prusling:
Hi, I've hit the same problem - with Sky Go Tablet which refuses to run, saying that the system is rooted, although I definitely said No in the install. Did you have any luck in getting this stock build to report as unrooted to such apps?
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] tyepye:
No, I was trying to get the same app working but couldn't figure out what it was seeing to think it was rooted.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] prusling:
Such a frustrating app, it's the only reason I keep stock on my emmc and use SD card for cyanogen. Would much prefer the other way around...
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] lorddunlow:
Reviving an old thread, but I'm trying to get this installed on a bigger card. Doing what you said above boots the SD with the selectable Cyanoboot and CWM. However, it won't mount /sdcard or anything else, so I can't install the stock rom. What am I doing wrong?

I formatted SD card to FAT32 with SD Formatter, I made the first and only partition active using Easeus, I copied the boot files from the installed image onto SD card, but it still says can't mount sdcard. How'd you do it?
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] ST Dog:
Where did you get the files?

If you only have one partition, then there's no partition to mount as /sdcard.

Recommend you go back to the 1st post and do it that way instead of trying extra stuff metropolitans did.

Once you have that working you can revisit alternate partition schemes.

It you look again, his card has at least 2 partitions, one for boot files and one with the actual installed ROM.

And the files you need on the boot partition for installing are not the same as what is left after installing.

Get the special versions for installing from the first post. They set up the SD card and some other stuff so you can install the ROM

If you write that special image you will have a small boot partition then a larger portion for the system when it's done.

metropolitans wants the boot partition larger as it's the one CM (installed on EMMC) will see, and he wanted to us it for storing other stuff.

Without the method he used, then most of the card would only be used by the stock ROM (installed on the sdcard).
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] lorddunlow:
I realized I was missing something. I'll see if that works. I installed this successfully on a 4gb card, but I want to use a 32gb card I have.

A new issue I'm having is any time I go through the initial setup, it errors out saying there is no credit card information on file and directs me to nook.com to fix the problem. I updated my payment information, but it still errors out. I know I can skip OOBE, but I would rather setup my account.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] ST Dog:
If you want the whole 32GB set aside for the stock ROM, then just follow the first post.

No partitioning needed. when you write the img file (after unzipping) to it it's rewrite the partition table anyway.

Not a clue. I seldom use stock.I set it up months ago, played for a few weeks and haven't really touched it since.
[Nook HD, HD+ Android Development] metropolitans:
Sorry I missed this post. I don't check into this forum as much as I used to. Did you get this straightened out yet? If you read the entire thread, you'll see where to get all the files from and how to set up your SD card according to your needs. I still have the 64gb card set up in my HD+ with 6gb allocated to stock and the rest is being used by CM11 on emmc for storage. It's still working great, though I don't use stock as much as I thought I would.

As ST Dog said, you need to set up your SD card with 2 partitions before installing stock on it. Set up your first partition as: Fat32, primary, active, and set partition type ID/type to “0x0C FAT32 LBA” ... The first partition is where you will drop in the 6 boot files. The second partition you set up as unallocated and logical. Stock will be installed into this second partition. For me, I set up the second partition to be only 6gb and left the entire balance of the 64gb card to the first partition.

Hope you got everything working. If you still have any questions, just ask. I'll monitor this thread for a few days just in case.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] celica7:
after bad flash i have only qhusb_dload ...

is bricked or i have posibility to repaire it

thank you
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justin11141:
When I download poweramp it doubles some of my tracks but reads all of them. But when I download rocket player it doesn't double but reads all and on play music it reads like maybe 1/4 or 1/2 of the songs on my phone

Also what is a good music player that will let me set cover art (in a similar way to poweramp) but will also read all tracks? Thanks
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ganon11000:
Ever since I got my N4 (November - original launch model) the micro USB port makes a clicking sound when moved and when moving USB disconnects!

more importantly, my N4 headphone jack is lose or something because sound is fine but if I bump the connector I set of Google now or pause music etc..

Is there a way to disable this button / feature and should I cope with these issues like I've been doing? Or should I RMA?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mihahn:
Personally I would go for RMA if you didn't drop the phone or anything like that and you didn't cause the problem ;)

Sent from my Nexus 4 running Android 4.2.2
[General Questions and Answers] gelbaz:
Hello to you all.

Need some help, bought a chinese Galaxy SIII compatible a little less than 2 months ago, model: star i9300 3G, MTK6577.

Today the screen stopped working though the phone itself keeps working and getting calls, just the screen stays black.

Nothing happend to the phone, it didnt fall down or got knocked or got wet, it did worked well this morning.

I tried to charge the battery fully and change to a different battery, didnt help.

Please if someone has any idea,clue,experience what to do.

Thanks in advanced.

Gaby

:confused:

P.S - hope i'm in the right forum.

- Maybe something with the Proximity sensor ??
[General Questions and Answers] Chrizzly92:
do you see a boot logo or something? try to boot into recovery (vol-up + PWR) and if the screen still stays black, its a hardware issue.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PatSmith:
Hi everyone,

since the site policies won't let me (as a new user) ask this question where it belongs (in the opinion anyway) I gave to ask here. I found that most people who flashed this rom and had issues with multi window simply missed out to activate this function in their settings. While that has done the trick for them, it's not the problem I have. When I go to the settings the multi window option is simply greyed. I love the rom and I definitely wanna keep it but I'd like to get this working. What shall I do? Any suggestions?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] cac9478:
Im switching to the S4, this is ridiculous.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cuppeerr:
It's like a galaxy....
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] benny3:
Who's to say you wont get the same or even worse with the S4, It can happen with any model you get
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] cac9478:
I had the note 2 since it's release date and with much lower PPI I never once noticed any stuck or dead pixels. After using this phone for only 2 days I began to notice these. I could deal with it if there were just a few of them but this is crazy.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cuppeerr:
Yes but if you get another phone there's no guarantee that there wont be more of less dead pixels. It's a crap shoot.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] felacio:
Do you think we all just deal with dead pixels and this is a completely normal thing?

Ok, well...see yaw layer. Lolololol.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] dandan2980:
Just did a pixel test mine looks fine. You just had bad luck why don't you just exchange it
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] motoelliot:
Looks like user error! o_O

Sent from my aluminum T.A.R.D.I.S using taptalk 4 beta
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] BrianBaker:
Screw Getting it replaced.All HTC Ones have turned to s*** because 1 phone is loaded with dead pixels...You were looking for a reason to hate it to be honest with you.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] gk1984:
I'm never buying a screen again! My girlfriend's parents' TV got dead pixels after using it, all of my phones get dead pixels in the shape of middle fingers, it's just offensive. I wish someone would invent a paper screen with ink... That way when it messed up I could change the page...
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] fr0st420:
Go get a iPhone. You belong with that group of chodes
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] cac9478:
I know that most of you don't venture too far from xda, but if you did you would realize this problem is very widespread. One guy went through four of them at the store and found several dead pixels on every single one of them. To all of you that say your screen has none, look closer because I highly doubt that. HTC's biggest failure has always been quality control, and the One is no exception. I decided to give them a chance again after using Samsung phones for the past 3 years, and I have to say I'm extremely disappointed. I'm not going to waste my time swapping out phones over and over, when I could just exchange it for a phone company, that from my personal experience, doesn't exhibit such severe defects.