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[Vibrant Android Development] Digital_Warrior:
Do not download!!!!!!!!!!!

I have ran into 3 so far today that have tried this rom and well it BRICKS, no download mode, no jigg, no odin, no adb, hell the phone does not turn on. Do not download.

Master please stop making roms that kill phones it is not a nice to do.

From what i can tell talking to the people whos phone is bricked is that there is a boot loader in there that is not right.

Master could you please learn to make a decent rom that does not have issues, you will save me and my friends a lot of time not having to clean up your mess. I know you are 14 and still learning but dam kid test and then test some more before you release something into the wild.

If you do not want a rom that bricks try one of Eugenes or a Team Whiskey rom. they are always top notch and you know what you are getting before you even download the rom.

I pray that this post helps out thouse that are considering this rom and keeps them from having a $400 paper weight.

For those that have a bricked phone now here is some advice.

Contact Samsung and let them know that the kies mini update bricked your phone it is the only way that i can think of getting a new phone. Is it ethical that is up to you the end user to decide.

Digital_Warrior

Samsung Vibrant

ROM: Bionix V By Team Whiskey

Lagfix Voodoo

Kernel: Destroyer of Worlds 1.4GHz w/ Voodoo 5

]Modem: KA7

Recovery: Clockwork Recovery, Titanium Backup Paid.

Linpack: 19.478

Quadrant Advanced: 2144
[Vibrant Android Development] lordmalice:
i bet you secretly have a eugene rom on your phone or one of masters kanged from tw roms lol silly kid androids for real devs
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
Install it, play with it, and install another ROM - you will be popular among the Samsung Customer Service.
[Vibrant Android Development] XPLANE9:
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[Vibrant Android Development] shovelhead83:
They all know each other. They dont like Master so collaborate a sceme and think it will work.

"They lie in wait for their own blood. They ambush their own lives" proverbs 1:18
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n__mil:
when i play nfs shift or watch youtube (app under win 6.5), phone is just freezing and restarting,

phone is new, usage incoming 8 min and outgoing 21 min, only instaled nfs shift and core player.

os version: 5.2.21869 (21869.5.0.82)

rom version: 1.66.479.2 (76641) wwe

any help?

thanks
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kurt-willems:
Maybe a Rom Update, or try first to clean up your SD (Format over FAT32)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n__mil:
will try, thanks

last time when phone is restarting, this happened:

FLASH TYPE 5510BCAD

POWER REASON 4

BOOT_W_WARM_RESET
[Windows Mobile Themes] dravik:
Info

I have created a WP7 theme for sms-chat from Vito. I don't know what resolution are working, I use a VGA device, but I think every resolution supported by Vito sms-chat should work.

Please let me know what you think about it, and if it is working on your resolution?

How to install

Overwrite black.bmp and/or black_alert.bmp in your sms-chat skin directory.
[Windows Mobile Themes] yinjianweizxc:
Excuse me,are there have a CAB to install??THX..:D
[Windows Mobile Themes] dravik:
Just copy both bmp files in vito skin directory, found in program files.. its just as easy as copying a .cab to your device...
[Windows Mobile Themes] yinjianweizxc:
Sorry to my english,you meant to copy both bmp files to WINDOWS folder??THX...:D
[Windows Mobile Themes] dravik:
No in the program files folder of sms-chat. directory program files/VITO/SMS-Chat/skins/bin

overwrite both files, backup if you want to..

Please let me know if it works:)
[Windows Mobile Themes] hungelt8:
it works, I really love this theme,
[Windows Mobile Themes] raymond7555:
this is so nice
[Windows Mobile Themes] ny_west15:
thanx bro...
[Windows Mobile Themes] dravik:
THanks for your comments,

Can you please tell me witch screen you are using? I would like to know if this is working on other devices then VGA..

THanks!
[Windows Mobile Themes] hungelt8:
it works with wvga, but the images are not so clear, may be that is sms-chat's problem
[Windows Mobile Themes] enjoyfrancis:
doesn't work for me, wqvga
[Windows Mobile Themes] duo_m:
works on qvga. well done! thank you!
[Windows Mobile Themes] burakgon:
works like charm. I using WQVGA device.
[Windows Mobile Themes] chelsea_fc:
Seems great, will try this on wvga
[Windows Mobile Themes] kkyy18:
thanks for the great work.

will have a try. =)
[Windows Mobile Themes] tmessy:
using spb mobile shell wp7 4.0 by mskip.. anyway how to make this app the "default" text thing? super clean! nice theme
[Windows Mobile Themes] screwdriv:
can i edit your theme and post it here at xda? :)
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maqs:
Hi,

I received my Streak today and I think the former user installed official 2.2 manually. The problem is: everytime I start the streak with my SIMcard inserted, it boots up, I enter my pin code an then the buttons begin to flash, it doesnt react anymore and simply reboots. When I dont insert my SIMcard it works flawless. I already used QDLtool and I also flashed Steve's 1.60, which didnt solve my problem. Does anybody know how to solve this problem?

I also did several factory resets and flashed different recoverys...

Thanks in advance
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maqs:
So I replaced my SIM card and the Problem seems to be gone. May this be provider dependent or is my SIM card damaged? I'll update this thread when a new one arrives...

Btw my provider is BASE (Germany)
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sandman362:
same problem here.

got a brand new dell streak UK version ( not branded ) with android 1.6. insert my simcard ( Fyve - Vodafone ) and it works with no problems. data connections, in and outgoing calls works great. now got the official froyo 2.2 update from dellsite and i have exactly the same problem like you. i used other simcards from my friends ( telekom, base, o2, old vodafone card, blue mobile, etc.) and all cards works with no problems :confused: btw, my fyve card is the newest version, got it in january. tried my fyve card in other phones like desire hd, lg optimus one, htc trophy, iphone etc. works great :confused: is it a baseband problem? have anyone a old basebandversion from official 1.6 version? need help plz :D

greetings from germany
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maqs:
The new SIM I requested from my provider solved the problem. I have no Idea why my Streak crashed with the old one, as said before I could use it in several other phones without any problem.

---

Wenn du bei Fyve anrufst und anmeldest, dass deine SIM kaputt ist, bekommst du ja vermutlich wie bei Base kostenlos eine Ersatzkarte. Würd ich auf jeden Fall probieren! Seit ich die neue SIM habe funktioniert alles tadellos.
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pat.plus:
to those who are still having this problem: not sure if this will be effective, but you might want to try flashing one of DJ Steve's roms on your phone nd seeing if it is not just a problem with the OS itself.

- pat
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sandman362:
@maqs : neue karte kostet 14,95.

@pat : i tried all versions from dj steve and the problem is still there.

I will order a new card and hope this will work.

Greetings from germany
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] henrycafu:
Septedv first

mine does the same thing tooo. it is a spreadtrum samsung galaxy trend duos gt-s7562
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] trill12:
Ive been having to hit the lock button (end call button) multiple times and swipe my finger down multiple times to get the phone to unlock.

Anyone else have this issue? Everything else is working smoothly and flawlessly.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] trill12:
Maybe?! Hopefully?!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] trill12:
Well if anyone cared, if you come from an Android NAND build to a WP7 build, the light sensor gets corrupted.

So, to hinder the lock screen, turn off auto brightness. You should now be able to unlock as usual.
[Nook Color Android Development] theyownus:
***UPDATE***

I am removing this tutorial from general public view. if you read the warnings/disclaimers and are still interested you will need to read the links below and go about it yourself.

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first off credit for this idea go to all the people/sites linked below. IF credit is missing where due please notify me and i will resolve. This is just a gathering of other posts and steps that worked for me.

This will wipe your device. backup anything and everything before proceeding.

If you are not willing to take it upon yourself to research any problems that arrise and fix them yourself DO NOT ATTEMPT.

If you are unwilling to wipe your stock Firmware DO NOT ATTEMPT.

If you are unwilling to start with a fresh nookie color SDcard NO NOT ATTEMPT.

If you are unable to fix your problems or want to revert to stock you can do so following the link at the bottom of the page

This is for advanced users. Make sure you read and reread everything before attempting anything! I take no responsibility and offer no promise of support if you make yourself a $250 B&N brand paperweight. keep in mind the nc is hard to brick (know from experience) but anything can happen, so be warned and proceed with caution.

if something below is not clear visit the links provided and look for your answers there. they are there and the more you read and learn the more sense this will make. if you are still unable to find help post here and i will try to get you going.

now on to the good stuff. I just wanted to gather the various posts and links that i used to gt a fully working froyo running on my nc from the internal memory (emmc) and present them in a step by step guide for others wanting to run NF from their internal memory and have no need for B&N stock. Flash is working if you install the proper apk. this is not installed out of the box. After installing to your EMMC you will be able to use any sdcard as you normally would in android. I am using a 16gb card with no problems.

***steps removed... see top of post***

helpful links:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10254900&postcount=138

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10747294&postcount=2

nookdevs steps for creating nookie froyo sdcard:

http://nookdevs.com/Nookie_FroYo:_Burning_a_bootable_SD_card

nookie froyo thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=883175

nookdevs nookie froyo tips:

http://nookdevs.com/NookColor:_Nookie_Froyo_Tips

wipe nc to stock: (download the images and run the commands from an adb shell.)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=919353

Flash back to clean stock ROM (nook devs) http://nookdevs.com/Flash_back_to_clean_stock_ROM
[Nook Color Android Development] samuelhalff:
As we say in french, you must call a cat a cat. Your NC wasn't bricked at all. You simply needed to touch each corner of the screen one at a time when on "touch the android" screen, starting with the top left corner, then clockwise.

Would have saved you some time :)

If I were you (if I may..), I'd put all the links the bottom of the post. Would make reading easier. As for my code to copy sdcard content, go on and post it directly. Opening multiple pages only makes things more complicated. No problem. As for the Volume keys and gapps, it could be ambiguous, those add-ins aren't required at all. Simple leave a link to nookie tips on nook devs for those who want it?

But of course, this is your post..

Sam
[Nook Color Android Development] theyownus:
I tried the touching four corners. no go. several roms required that back when i was using a D1... I couldnt for the life of me figure it out so just scrapped and started from scratch.

thanks for your input. i planned to clean this up a bit, was just in a rush writing the original. Thanks again for your help. couldnt have gotten this far without your steps to start off.
[Nook Color Android Development] Wordsmith9091:
Eager to try this out ... but will it be able to see a non-NF SD card I enter in? Will it recognize it, and let me see it as mass storage when the Nook is plugged into my PC?
[Nook Color Android Development] modembug:
Very well written, just copy and paste the code into the console for the most part :)... Runs nice and fast, I have a few FC's to clean up but that is due to me not factory resetting the NC prior to doing this as I am an impatient person! I must say it is very nice not to have the B&N notification bar at the bottom of the screen.
[Nook Color Android Development] tnvento97:
So if this is really 2.2, does it have flash?
[Nook Color Android Development] starkruzr:
a) What vold file? Searching for "0.5.8 vold" on this board produces no hits.

b) Executable permissions on what? This "vold" file or something else?
[Nook Color Android Development] myv6mustang:
Don't want to be "that guy" but date should read 1/20/2011. :rolleyes:

Thanks gonna give this a shot.
[Nook Color Android Development] donballz:
What happens to the Media partition?
[Nook Color Android Development] starkruzr:
Also, slightly random: Why doesn't adb ever seem to work over USB with my Nook Color? 2.1 ROM, Nookie Froyo on SD 0.5.8 or 0.5.9, it never sees a device. By contrast, it works fine on my G2.
[Nook Color Android Development] samuelhalff:
Re-run ADB configuration. Make sure id is 0x2080.
[Nook Color Android Development] myv6mustang:
How do we fix the SD card error. I am unable to do anything with the SD card.
[Nook Color Android Development] starkruzr:
Wow. This is INSANELY important and this is the first time I've ever seen mention of it. Every other post simply assumes your ADB "just works." I have been endlessly frustrated by the lack of working ADB on this thing such that every time I do something with my NC I have to find a way to first install ADBWireless.

http://fineoils.blogspot.com/2010/11/pokey9000-has-got-self-booting-image.html

The instructions to get it working are in here, folks. Can these instructions be put in a sticky somewhere? This is about the least-obvious thing I can think of.
[Nook Color Android Development] isolated_epidemic:
Is there any improvement in speed and reliability running this from the emmc as opposed to a class 6 uSD?
[Nook Color Android Development] brashmadcap:
"extract them to their respective folders"

Nothin but bootloop
[Nook Color Android Development] fattire:
What a great idea. If only someone had talked about this weeks ago... Anyway now that it seems people are going to be trashing their nooks trying to do this, it's probably simpler for one to just boot into SD and...

[Replace the files in /system]

It would also be a good idea to clear out /data and /cache or there will likely be bootloops when froyo boots with the old data stuff still around.

That's off the top of my head and totally untested. Seriously. It probably doesn't work, and is totally unrecommended. Anyone who types "rm -rf *" in their emmc system is saying goodbye to their stock OS and will have to live with their decision. All GPL disclaimers apply.

Note also that IOMonster has a nice bootable clockwork SDcard that does all kinds of things, and automating this type of migration is only a matter of time now.

Update: Actually the steps aren't THAT different. /just sayin'.
[Nook Color Android Development] samuelhalff:
I had the same reaction reading the post. Not only is it unfair to you, because I have read your post before attempting anything, but it's also unfair to me because it suggest that he did most of the practical work..

Anyway does it really matter? People who don't regularly read the forum often don't give a Jack of who's responsible for what. Those who do willl know you were first in line. Anyway, I understand your frustration I should have said something. I was just fed up. Sorry.

Please know that my original post recomanded doing dd's of all partition. That way reverting back to stock was easy. My post also mentionned emptying data.....

What do mean steps aren't that different?
[Nook Color Android Development] fattire:
Ah, I just mean it's all the same idea-- out with the old, in with the new. Nothing particularly genius about it. In any event, it's not really a matter of credit. We all stand on the shoulders of giants. I was just amused is all... so let's just have fun, eat, drink, be merry, and dance in the rain.
[Nook Color Android Development] samuelhalff:
It may turnout that English isn't the OP's native language. Although it isn't mine either..

Nothing really seems genius once you get to understanding it.. but as a newcomer, I still had a bit of trouble getting the sdcard to mount..
[Nook Color Android Development] brashmadcap:
So I've been doing this android flashing business a long time

And I've got a real mess on my hands. I'll be ****ing with this for the rest of the night! Thanks!
[Nook Color Android Development] asanchez1986:
[Nookie Froyo from emmc] Stock Boot Animation Looping

Greetings,

I followed the steps to the letter first by reverting back to stock factory NC. After following the directions it boots normally but fails to proceed past the stock boot animation. It will pause and then load the animation again. Other posts/forums point to the cache and or data that may have been left over that could be causing this loop. Any ideas?

Thank you!
[Nook Color Android Development] samuelhalff:
Yes. Sadly this the OPs instructions are incomplete. You need to format data and possibly cache before booting. You can still do so by booting from sdcard and using adb.

And reverting back to stock before proceeding won't make any difference..
[Nook Color Android Development] asanchez1986:
I couldn't figure out how to wipe both data and cache from within ADB. I tried (from within adb shell) format CACHE and the DATA and both returned 'format: not found' I loaded into recovery via a Clockwork IMG on the SDCard and then wiped the Dalvek cache, didn't do anything, then finally the Data/Factory Reset and just Cache by itself which I think hosed it. I'm going to have another go at it tomorrow. Any suggestions? After loading stock, should I then wipe data/cache through clockwork and then do the Nookie Froyo bit?

Thank you!
[Nook Color Android Development] asanchez1986:
SORRY forgot to include that at its current state it now doesn't boot past the text ANDROID_ on the bottom prior to the animation.
[Nook Color Android Development] brashmadcap:
Wow theyownus

You bricked a lot of people's devices with your guide tonight.

Granted I don't really know why it doesn't work, but theyownus did you actually ATTEMPT this method before you did it? I know this isn't constructive but people need to see this post. I've had Android devices since the G1, I've had a Nexus, Galaxy S (for about three days), and now an HD2. I was a ROM junkie with my N1. I've flashed hundreds of ROMs and even baked up some of my own for myself. I've jailbroken every iPhone I've ever owned. I have four LCDs on my desk and three Machines (Mac/Win/Linux). I use ssh every day. I tunnel X sessions over ssh. In short, I HACK INTERNETS. I am by no means new to this, but this guide has left me scratching my head. I'll work it out in the morning, but seriously, did you actually do this? Number one rule on Teh Interwebs: Pics or it didn't happen.
[Nook Color Android Development] samuelhalff:
You're right. That wasn't conctructive.

If it's done properly, this should work. IF you've fomated data and possibly cache before booting..

- Now to get this right if you NC's not booting maybe the best way of doing this is by:

Dd NF to an usb key to access all folders from pc, mainly system.

- boot to NF from sdcard, dd boot.img (found on shadowfox's thread) back onto mmcblk0p1and then install rom manager and flash CWR. Then, from CWR, format data system and cache. And, still from CWR ad ADB works from there, mount all partitions, push system from USB key to mncblk0p5, push the attached volds from first thread to system/etc/ (on mmcblk0p5). Then push 4 attached boot files to boot on mmcblk0p1.

Or,

Wait for my flashable .zip coming around today or tomorrow.

And please stop complaining. I know to OP missed a bit, but anything you do to your phone is of your own responsibility.. If you can't accept that. Then leave it alone..

And, this shouldn't need to be said, but for all our sakes, please stay polite..
[Nook Color Android Development] shadow-box:
For those stuck at looping boot...

I performed the OP install late last night and was stuck with the infinite stock boot animation loop, here is how I fixed it and booted correctly into Nookie Froyo 0.5.9 from emmc.

- First I started with a clean Nookie Froyo 0.5.9 image with the vold from 0.5.8 and permissions set correctly (no damaged SD error).

- Then I followed the OP's instructions.

- Rebooted and went into boot loop, however adb should still be functioning. I manually wiped the data/system with the following commands:

adb shell

cd data/system

rm -rf *

Nook came out of boot loop as soon as this dir was wiped and booted successfully... now to see if everything is functioning as expected (so far so good though).

Hope this helps...

shadow-box
[Nook Color Android Development] nookroot:
so I should just wait a day or two for your zip I started to follow the guide but even if it was perfect i would have mucked it up lol so wait it is

and thanks to both you guys for your time and effort :)
[Nook Color Android Development] fattire:
this is really unclear. That looks like you are saying to remove /data/system, but I believe you are suggesting

and

as individual commands. And then you are saying to delete each. BUT....

PEOPLE-- the procedure discussed in this thread is really risky, and I imagine for some problems will not be easily or quickly fixed. The NCs are hard to permabrick, but its easy to get into trouble that takes a lot of knowhow (not to mention time) to repair. I also haven't looked at what's in those zips in the OP but the stock u-boot.bin has an auto-wiping feature that counts bad boots and if not cleared.. well, I'm just saying, trying may be unwise.

So imagine typing some commands and then the NC will not start. Really think about that blank screen... you staring at it. Wishing you hadn't just followed some random instructions you didn't understand. Pressing the power button again and again and having it just sit there. Getting frustrated. Pressing it again. Still the same thing. Getting mad that you didn't listen. Wishing you hadn't tried it. Still blank. Maybe you're starting to sweat a little. Trying ONE more time. Nothing. Re-reading the thread. Wondering how it worked for so many other people and why not for you. Waiting and losing hope with each reboot attempt. Now you're unsure. Starting to panic a little. Frantically searching the forum for a "debrick" thread. And spending many many many hours. Maybe even thinking your machine must have a defect or something. Pushing the button so many times your finger hurts. Wishing you'd never even seen that thread. How many hours have you been working on this? It's getting ridiculously late. Then desperation follows. Resignation. Should you try again tomorrow or.... wait.. what's this? Someone says doing such-and-such works. So you try even MORE random instructions, which ends up corrupting your filesystem or reformatting the whole emmc without the special configuration necessary for OMAP systems, which you've never heard of.

Well, on the bright side, you learned what didn't work. Maybe you'll just boot to SD for a while.

Understand the risks.