[Nook Color General] yl328:
Hi, I'd post a reply here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=883175&page=75 or http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=938200&page=18 but this is my first post so I cannot post a reply

Here were my steps to get it all together. For reference, here is the link in the dev section (that I can't respond to).

Background: The 1.1 update installed without my knowing on a rooted 1.0.0 NC. It would go to the intro animation and would stall and restart in an infinite loop. I decided to take the plunge to Nookie Froyo on the eMMC.

I had also installed Customized Nookie Froyo 0.5.9 on a Patriot Class 10 card and it was painfully slow and market was not working. When I did this with the latest version to the eMMC it was fast and did not have any problems in either regard.

Steps:

-- Burning the image --

I unzipped and followed directions for my Mac OS X system: http://nookdevs.com/Nookie_FroYo:_Burning_a_bootable_SD_card

I booted off the SD Card, literally turn it on with the new MicroSD in there, this is the Clockwork Recovery

I went into "mounts and storage" Formatted boot, system, and data in that order. The volume keys are navigation, N button is select, and power is back. After formatting "boot" I had to restart by holding down the power key for some reason (non-responsive), but it was fine.

I then went to Wipe my Cache BEFORE restoring. I know the instructions place it last, but think about it. You want to clear everything before hand rather than after you've re-imaged it.

Then I restored the zip. You will have to select the zip.

Twiddle your thumbs. When it's done writing, you'll know cause it'll say done. Now you can take out your SD card. Go back to the Main Menu of CWR and select reboot. It'll pop you out to Nookie FROYO!

First things, first. Unlock, and then re-lock, this gets rid of lag.

Set up your Wireless, then set up an Account for Gmail in Settings > Accounts.

I then went into "Settings->Applications->Manage Applications-> Google Services Framework -> Clear Data" There was no Cache for the Market at this point.

I let it sync everything, while I set other things up (e-mail acct, time, and etc)

Then I went into Market to get Appbrain. Success!

When I synced with Appbrain I still couldn't "see" certain apps in the Market. So I went into:

Settings->Applications->Manage Applications-> Market->Clear Cache and

Settings->Applications->Manage Applications-> Google Services Framework -> Clear Data

AND REBOOT

I then saw a lot of the other apps, but couldn't find Angry Birds :-(

Finally, wanted to see how it performs as an eReader, but when I stuck my SD card in there. Crap, couldn't see it at all

Had ADB installed which is necessary and run these commands with these vold files found here ( http://dl.dropbox.com/u/313036/volds.zip ): http://forum.androidcentral.com/bar...ion-install-nookie-froyo-internal-memory.html (as well as on xda-net.

Couple of things with ADB, the screen must be on, otherwise the device goes offline and you're get protocol errors. The reboot never happened on its own, so I did it manually. SD card is recognized!

Couldn't be happier. Works very well. It's speedy without the 1.1Ghz kernels.

Those were my experiences. It's rather straightforward.

Oh forgot to mention one CAVEAT. My Power button is really really sensitive now. Like a capacitive charge turns it on (I am putting absolutely no pressure on it). Any workarounds for this?