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[Nook Color Android Development] bdcrim:
Sam,

You are probably right. I even burned the image 4 different times. The utility worked as designed. This is a great build by the way. Thanks for putting something together (deeper blue as well). I will be back. Looking forward to the full rom.
[Nook Color Android Development] dralibak:
I can NOT get past the "next" button in installation process of google voice... it loads to install.. then I press next and it force closes!

i've cleared cache, reinstalled, cleared data.. etc etc..

i've even tried two different downloads!

any suggestions?

anyone with a working model?
[Nook Color Android Development] richdaley:
It is a known issue. I use the web version of it in the browser for now as suggested by someone else in this thread.

I found this thread so it appears to be a HC thing and not a Nook thing:

http://phandroid.com/2011/03/07/goo...-works-for-now-tablet-users-left-in-the-dark/
[Nook Color Android Development] rockstarsomeday:
Home button isn't working for me. There doesn't seem to be any "device_provisioned" field in my secure table hen running a select through adb. I also took a look at my settings.db file in SQLite editor and it's definitely missing.

Would adding that field and setting the value to 1 restore my home button funtionality? I've rebuilt HC twice and something keeps disabling my home button for some reason.. I have a feeling it may be LauncherPro but I'm not sure.
[Nook Color Android Development] britoso:
Need some help. I want to nandroid backup my ROM state and try out Froyo.

Can I install CWR normally/internally via ROM manager and backup ?

I do not have my sd-cwr-image anymore, will have to recreate it. (have only one 4GB sd card)

Cannot find the "boot utility" as mentioned above in my app list, v4 release 2.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
Could just be luck of the draw, but I have never lost my home button from using a launcher and I have used them all on this thing. I have only lost my home button by using adb to modify the 'init.rc' file (which was fruitless to begin with, as Sam states in an earlier post). Are you changing any of the files after building your NC with HC? If you are not, then yeah, that is very odd you would lose the home button functionality.

Very simple to get it back by just taking the 'settings.db' found in Sam's .zip and extracting it. You can then adb it back to its proper location on the NC, reboot, and you should be all set. You will lose settings, which is why now I have taken my working 'settings.db' and copied it to a location on my SD card, so if I should ever lose the home button, then I can just simply take that copy and replace the bad 'settings.db' file.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
If using version 2, then the name of the app is "RecoveryBootUtilityMain".
[Nook Color Android Development] 911jason:
I tried 150 and 160, Zeam would not force close, but I also didn't get a dock to appear. Multiple reboots, multiple LCD Density settings, none worked. Not sure what the problem is, but that's okay, I'm happy with LPP for now.
[Nook Color Android Development] 911jason:
Is there any setting that I can change that will make the notifications pop-up not cut off in portrait? Half the notifications box is blocked... I prefer to use the NC in portrait mode.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
I have never had an issue with Google Voice on the NC. Works flawlessly for me, even on Sam's latest HC build.

HOWEVER, I do not install from Market.

This is the method I use

: from my DroidX, I used My Backup Pro and made a backup of GV, transfered that file to my NC's SD card, and then restored GV on the NC, again using My Backup Pro. Upon reboot, I am prompted to authorize my Google account to use GV. I of course accept it and I am ready to roll.

As I stated in an earlier post, I can send/receive text messages and I am even notified if I miss a call. Obviously calling isn't an option, but everything else seems to work great for me.

If you have an Android phone with a working GV on it, then suggest trying what I did and see if it works for you on the NC.

Also, as I am thinking about it, it would be interesting to understand if having root on your phone is an issue or not for when you backup GV. My DX is rooted and when My Backup Pro is installed on a rooted phone, it does ask permission to utilize root so it can do a deeper backup. Again, I don't know how that might work on a non-rooted phone.

I am sure Titanium would work in a similar fashion, but I have never used that app, so not sure of its nuances.

Hope that helps...please let me know how it goes for you.

Good luck!
[Nook Color Android Development] fzr-r4:
look at comment #9 in the phandroid link. ;) (or go here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11920843&postcount=5 )

or check out 360razir's post #678 just above.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
Are you saying the actual pop-up is getting cut off when it is displayed on your screen? That is not happening with mine, as I just clicked on the email envelope icon and it displayed the message properly. I too like using my NC primarily in Portrait mode.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
Jason, your Zeam is working just fine. The Zeam dock is a bit different in how it behaves vs. that of LPP. For Zeam, you simply drag icons from your homescreen or app drawer to just below the trash can and drop it (you will notice the dock turn white, indicating you are dropping the icon to the correct location).

To get the App Drawer icon, simply long-press on an open space on your homescreen, then select Add Item > Action > Open applications. This will create the icon and at that point, you can drag/drop to the dock as I explained above.

Let me know if that works for you.
[Nook Color Android Development] steelechamp:
This. Is. INCREDIBLE. Nice work! Can't wait for the third release!
[Nook Color Android Development] akarol:
Can't get the home (2nd from bottom left) working with Zeam. That's a dealbreaker for me.

Friend of mine was running the new Phirenook and I was quite impressed with the performance. He just can't get YouTube working, which is important to me.

Any idea when to expect a new release for HC? I seem to be stuck with it for the time being.
[Nook Color Android Development] constellanation:
So neither the recovery boot utility, rom manager or holding n+power is booting into recovery, how do i get into recovery?
[Nook Color Android Development] javip:
the easiest way would be to create an sdcard with clockwork mod on it to boot from.

you can grab the clockwork mod images from another thread in this forum to create a bootable sd card with just cwm on it.
[Nook Color Android Development] constellanation:
i forgot that option! Thanks ;-)
[Nook Color Android Development] javip:
no problem
[Nook Color Android Development] luigi90210:
try reinstalling the rom
[Nook Color Android Development] dalamchops:
how fast is this compared to cm7 and nf in terms of snappiness.
[Nook Color Android Development] luigi90210:
well im running v1 and its plenty fast

i experience little to no lag and it runs most apps

v2 is suppose to improve performance so i am guessing it will be even faster than v1
[Nook Color Android Development] jcrabapple:
I have not been able to get Honeycomb working on my NC on internal storage or the SD card. It just sits at the blue Android text forever. Can anyone offer any advice?
[Nook Color Android Development] 911jason:
Maybe I'm calling it the wrong thing.. when I click on the clock in the bottom right corner it "pops up" with a larger clock and the name of the currently connected network, etc. That is halfway cutoff.. I only see the hour and the colon separator in the clock. The minutes are off screen. If I rotate to landscape it displays normally.

Oh, well that's good to know. I don't ever remember Zeam acting that way on first launch before. I just assumed since I couldn't see the dock it wasn't fully working.

Thanks!
[Nook Color Android Development] taylor.fowler:
IMHO, it's snappier. I haven't tried CM7 since nightly 8, but when i did i switched right back to my nandroid backup of HC v4 2nd edition. It seemed laggy and sluggish.
[Nook Color Android Development] dunndada:
it feels pretty good but add in the fact that it actually feels like a tablet and not a huge phone
[Nook Color Android Development] akarol:
Trust me. CM7 is light years ahead of HC in terms of performance. Give Phirenook 4.1 a try. It'll blow your mind.

HC looks good, but there are too many issues at the moment, and performance is definitely one of them.

BTW, CM7 doesn't support DSP (YouTube) yet, so that's something to consider.
[Nook Color Android Development] jaysckap:
Light years? I wouldnt even say minutes. Just sayin

HTC Incredible OMFGB 2.3.2
[Nook Color Android Development] samuelhalff:
Lets not fight.

CM and HC are both incomplete and unstable roms. Of course, HC's source hasn't been released, so there's a good chance you'll have more problems with HC. Still, if you want a stable rom, maybe stick with froyo until issues have been fixed on both HC and CM. You'll probably wait a bit longer for HC though..

Any more comparison is esthetic and utterly subjective..
[Nook Color Android Development] electrikjesus:
Minus the one or two apps that don't run so far, I have been running Honeycomb without issues, lag, or fc's for about a month. That is a good daily rom in my eyes. I don't mind waiting for further HC development :)
[Nook Color Android Development] jaysckap:
Not fighting at all i just dont understand why cm gets all this hype. Ive been using your hc and i love it i even got the it guy at work impressed and hes a strict apple guy. thank you for bringing hc to my nook

HTC Incredible OMFGB 2.3.2
[Nook Color Android Development] jaysckap:
Same here

HTC Incredible OMFGB 2.3.2
[Nook Color Android Development] JakeWharton:
API Level and ActionBar

I bought my Nook Color for Honeycomb development and was disappointed to see the API level was reset back to 9 in /system/build.prop. Presumably this is for compatibility with older applications.

Anyways, I changed the API level back to 11 and after a reboot was disappointed to see that the applications I was testing still did not receive the ActionBar in their activities. I have verified that the ActionBar is working on the emulator but on my physical device I only get the classic titlebar.

I verified the API level, ActionBar class existence, and proper targetSdkVersion in the manifest which should meet the requirements of receiving the ActionBar. Furthermore, I know that the functionality exists because the native Email client and browser both have ActionBar implementations.

Has anyone else run in to this or figured out how to solve this?
[Nook Color Android Development] bipsmith:
I put together an installation package for pushing all the necessary calendar files to your device with one click. I tested it on my Nook Color.
[Nook Color Android Development] fzr-r4:
what honeycomb apps are you testing?
[Nook Color Android Development] eghill1125:
Ah... Now I am really screwed.

I just flashed this 2nd edition tonight and I like this more than anything I have put on my Nook Color yet. I run Gingerbread on my phone and this is a great way to run on the NC because it takes that same phone look away.

I will be keeping this now and waiting anxiously for the source to come out and we get everything we can from it.

But I am still screwed because the things I was doing the most earlier today on CM14 are about the only things not working in Honeycomb..

Angry Birds, Can Knockdown, Stupid Zombies.. What will I tell my daughter tomorrow when there are no piggies to hit with flying fowl... :o

Also, I know this is a problem on a lot of the different roms, but I figured I would mention that my market shows nothing on My Apps also..

Great job getting this running this well already. Very snappy and tablet like. :)
[Nook Color Android Development] dunndada:
Angry birds works for me
[Nook Color Android Development] JakeWharton:
My own.

Should display a native ActionBar on Android 3.0. It force closes with a NullPointerException because getActionBar() returns null. I have verified it working on 3.0 via emulator and XOOM.
[Nook Color Android Development] fzr-r4:
Ah, I thought you might be. Did you ask deeper-blue?
[Nook Color Android Development] milan616:
Jake, it probably has to do with the fact that the HC build here is hacked together from Gingerbread and the Honeycomb emulator, and not just the latter. Once AOSP code is released the missing parts of the API will hopefully be filled in.
[Nook Color Android Development] JakeWharton:
Not yet. Was hoping to solve it before bothering the big-wigs. I'm sure they have enough on their plate.

Yeah I figured as much based on the changed API level in build.prop and the Gingerbread versions of Google apps.

The APIs are there and are being used by various OS applications but their packages are probably special cased or something. I'm willing to bet all user-installed applications run in Gingerbread mode for compatibility.

Hopefully the AOSP push and a resulting Nook ROM aren't too far away...
[Nook Color Android Development] fzr-r4:
The stock browser's action bar and the launcher's are gorgeous. The e-mail program isn't bad, either.

I can't wait for the AOSP and the subsequent developer frenzy, either. What does your action bar sherlock app do?
[Nook Color Android Development] JakeWharton:
It's a helper library which allows you to use the native ActionBar in Andriod 3.0+ and fallback to a custom implementation such as GreenDroid or Android-ActionBar on pre-3.0 devices. All in one application with one set of activities and layouts.
[Nook Color Android Development] eghill1125:
Really? I just assumed these didn't work yet. I have about 10-12 that just force close on me when I open them. Most are games, but some are regular apps like Google Earth and the AnroidTablets Forum app. The again. I installed these through my Titanium backup and that may be why. Some like Stupid Zombies and Can Knockdown do not even show up in the market.

They all installed fine, just FC right away on touch. Is this possibly a LCD density problem. I haven't touched it on this and would assume it is at 160 default.

Will just have to wait it out. Liking the UI of Honeycomb too much to switch back now..
[Nook Color Android Development] dunndada:
? Not sure why but all games I've tried have worked
[Nook Color Android Development] milan616:
I only used HC for a day, but I think the density is set to 140. Also could have sworn I read something about it being unable to go past 160. Hopefully someone who is currently running it can throw in some more info.
[Nook Color Android Development] kendoori:
How can I see the Device's storage from my PC after HC v4 eMMC

When I plug in via USB nothing mounts on either my XP machine or Ubuntu machine...
[Nook Color Android Development] eghill1125:
I believe there is a program installed that will mount and unmount onto your PC. Look in your apps. I am at work, so i can't remember which one, but I think it is called Nook something and looks like a drive for the icon.
[Nook Color Android Development] mrpcpro:
I rarely ever post, I guess I'm just lazy. But I want to say thanks to the people who made this. My nook is running honeycomb and it's smooth. No problems and programs from market install perfectly.

Where do we send donations!

Carlos
[Nook Color Android Development] hpe:
Open Angry Bird application settings, and click something like "Move to device" to get it working.
[Nook Color Android Development] oldweasel:
Aye, most games / apps appear to need to be stored on the device itself to run properly.
[Nook Color Android Development] samuelhalff:
Donations should go to humanitarian organizations, as deeperblue stated on his thread..

Sam
[Nook Color Android Development] mrpcpro:
Thank you for clearing that up.
[Nook Color Android Development] lettcco:
I just notice that I can see my calendar event I generated in a desktop browser, but anything I created in the nook color calendar will not show up on my desktop browser (downlink sync only, no uplink sync)
[Nook Color Android Development] mrpcpro:
What video player are people using for honeycomb? I used RockPlayer and it was OK but a bit out of sync. I guess it's all software and not hardware decoding at the moment.
[Nook Color Android Development] philliyxx:
rockplayer seemed the best, QQ player worked alright but imo was a little worse.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
Any luck yet? I have re-built my NC no less than 30 times now with Sam's build (3 times today already). Using the SD card makes this incredibly easy to rebuild...over and over and over...and...

I will help you where I can. Need more info tho, like what steps you are taking to install this EMMC version.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
One thing I am trying to figure out is why my wi-fi signal strength icon shows either as blue or as white? I thought maybe the blue was when the NC was passing data via wi-fi, but I don't think that is the case.

Anybody know? I like the blue look much better, but just not sure if purely cosmetic or what....thanks.
[Nook Color Android Development] itsed:
Just got this installed flawlessly, its awesome!

Just quick question, it seems like the icons will hover past the edges of the screen when depending on which way i hold the device. Anyway to fix this?

I also just reinstalled Launcher Pro but I have no way of accessing the app.
[Nook Color Android Development] fzr-r4:
my guess was that it is like the green versus white in gingerbread. green when connected to google servers (and logged in to a google account), white when not. so for me, it's white when i first connect, then turns green/blue after a little bit.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
Agreed. White when I first build, but when I add my first Google account, it turns blue. However, I was losing the blue and I figured out why.

When I do a fresh install of HC, the first thing I do (well, after flashing Dalgrin's 2/25 kernel) is to adb my version of build.prop to /system and then I run the Gapps.cmd that installs a new Market, Gmail, Maps, and a couple other files.

I was losing the blue icon when I ran the Gapps.cmd because it overwrites Sam's original "GoogleServicesFramework.apk" and the new framework must not have the blue in it. If I don't use the modified framework apk, then I don't see "My Apps" showing in the Market and I also get no history of something I download new from the Market.

So, while it's a bit of a bummer I don't have the fancy blue wi-fi icon, I have to side with the functionality of having the Market work correctly.

If anybody has a way I can have both the blue icon and a working Market, please let me know. Thanks.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
I just tested this out also. No such luck syncing from NC to web. Seems like I remember this working on the 1st ed. after Sam pushed out the fix (still posted in the OP).
[Nook Color Android Development] fwdixon:
Update the framework in your gapps pkg. Actually, if you would post your package (as I would really enjoy a properly functioning market), I'd be happy to make the framework mod.
[Nook Color Android Development] xdauser2008:
any chance we will get a new update , with all the BT & Flash built in?
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
I have tried Sam's framework from his build (2nd ed.) and also the one in Phirenook (appear to be the same, but I am only basing that on size) and they both gave me the pretty blue wi-fi icon, but failed to produce the "My Apps" functionality in the Market. Oddly enough, I was not able to find the framework.apk in CM7, Nightly 15 to give that a shot. Not exactly sure where they tucked that away in their build?

Here is the link that I originally used to make the Market work for me:

http://nookdevs.com/Honeycomb_Google_Apps_and_Market

I am attaching the framework.apk that I use, along with the version of the Market. I use the script at the top of the link I posted above to install the Gapps and the result is the Market actually showing my apps and history of updates. However, from that point forward, I am left with a white wi-fi icon.

Again, I know the blue wi-fi icon is purely cosmetic (or so it would seem), but it would be a nice bit of bling for my already sexy-looking HC NC. Let me know what you think.
[Nook Color Android Development] travisn000:
Flash (EDIT: DOESN'T WORK) if you download the 10-2 leak from mydroidword:

http://www.mydroidworld.com/forums/motorola-xoom-forum/6538-flash-your-xoom.html

:D
[Nook Color Android Development] 911jason:
Just tried this again so I could experiment with Zeam, changed density to 150 and also changed the platform to tegra.

Rebooted and now the Nook won't boot.

Get the LOADING... screen for a few seconds, then the A N D R O I D _, then just a black screen.

I tried using a CWM SD card to mount partition, but I can't ADB to the device since my PC can't find a USB driver for the NC.

Thoughts? Suggestions?
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
Not for me it didn't.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
Putting "Tegra" in the 'build.prop' file will do exactly what you are experiencing...a no-boot. You have to leave it as OMAP.

What are you trying to do with the partitions?

You could always try Wireless ADB from the market.
[Nook Color Android Development] travisn000:
...sorry, thought it was working... its not. :eek:
[Nook Color Android Development] 911jason:
I was actually trying to do what I thought you had posted that you did. I must have misunderstood your post.

I was mounting the partition and then trying to ADB pull the build.prop so I could modify and push it back. Couldn't use ADB Wireless since I couldn't boot.

No big, I just reflashed Honeycomb and started over. Running Zeam with the LCD density set to 160. Is there any lower density setting I can use successfully with Zeam? I'd like to go as low as possible. I hate how everything gets cut off the sides of the screen at the higher density numbers.
[Nook Color Android Development] 360Razir:
Sorry for the confusion...since I have a pristine backup on my CWR SD card, I mucked around with all of the settings in the build.prop. If something didn't work (e.g., my NC didn't boot), then I would just restore from my backup.

I would definitely recommend that once you get your new build up and running that you do a backup right away via CWR on the SD. That way you won't have start over from scratch again if something goes awry.

OK, for Zeam, the lowest I tried that worked was 150, but I didn't try anything else lower than that. You can experiment as often as you like. I am using the HC launcher now, as I didn't test it long enough. It took some getting used to, but I do like it. Somewhat slower than Zeam probably, but I think this will be the way to go for when the AOSP of HC hits. To each his own, tho.

And for the build.prop, if you have Root Explorer, you can even edit the LCD Density right from within there by long-clicking on the build.prop file and then using the built-in text editor, all without the need for ADB.
[Nook Color Android Development] 911jason:
Yeah, that's how I edited it, but again, when it wouldn't boot, I didn't have any means to edit it back. I'll go make a back-up now, thanks for the reminder.
[Nook Color Android Development] cowballz69:
as far as performance goes its ultra laggy. and im assuming its because source hasent been released yet, once its out do u think we will have a smoother honeycomb?
[Nook Color Android Development] Brett8187:
Does anyone have the issue with the market app? I get stuck at Loading... screens and can't pull up lists. I did a fresh reflash and it still did it again after about 5 minutes.

Its genearlly the Top Free under all apps and some other tabs. Also the home page of the apps market changes as well whenthis happens. There isnt the "album art" at the top
[Nook Color Android Development] teddyh2o:
I am having an issue with launching videos from youtube apps. Is that normal?