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[Nook Color General] shadowswittness:
The SD version is kinda slow and if you look there is a Honeycomb EEMC V4 install that has the google apps and other goodies Installed. It has all you need already put in it. In the post you will find all the links and info needed to install. You just mount your nook like normal to your computer and copie the files from internal memory.

here is the Link use the version 2 dated 2-21

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=947071
[Nook Color General] gmap516:
Haha, I had just started reading that a second ago actually. It lists a lot of problems. Are those problems present in the SD card version as well? Also, is Froyo more stable?
[Nook Color General] shadowswittness:
I have been running version 2 for a lil while and it runs smooth. I haven't had any real issues from it. I put it on my wife's nook also. It runs smooth and every app I have installed runs with no issues.
[Nook Color General] gmap516:
OK, I'm gonna try the script for GApps in a second. Where can I find the drivers for the Nook? I already have ADB installed, I've rooted 3 phones before this, so I got ADB usage down...

EDIT: Also, where can I find info on partitioning the SD card so I can still use it?
[Nook Color General] shadowswittness:
Honeycomb is built for tablets and sems more fluid. All are really development builds. We will all be waiting on the devs and google for the actual honeycomb
[Nook Color General] shadowswittness:
Which are you going to do the Sd or Internal ? If you load the version 2 internal it already has the Google apps included.
[Nook Color General] gmap516:
I haven't found a way to backup my original Nook data before installing it on internal. SD card works just fine, as long as I can find a way to partition it so I can still use it as an SD card. Either way, I still need the ADB drivers and the one thread I found so far has a broken link. Boo! :(
[Nook Color General] shadowswittness:
If you install it to internal you can then reformat the sd card and use it as normal.
[Nook Color General] gmap516:
OK, but then how do I back up the current internal memory and I still need a link to the ADB drivers in case I want to run off SD. :P
[Nook Color General] samuelhalff:
Use my USB mass storage utility (see dev). Make .tar files of internal data and system content.

To restore extract content back onto data and system.

Of course, if you get adb working, make dd images of partitions.. more conventionnal backup than above..
[Nook Color General] gmap516:
Alternatively, can't I just have someone send me their files?
[Nook Color General] gmap516:
Bump? Anyone?

EDIT: Also, how do I get ADB working if I do the internal HC?
[Nook Color General] argie:
All your questions in this thread can be answered by doing a little work searching around... you shouldn't expect a personal tutor...

If you put a little of your own effort, you will learn much more than following someone's instructions.
[Nook Color General] gmap516:
Thanks man, that was helpful. I definitely didn't use the search tool before.
[Nook Color General] epakrat75:
See? You're learning already then. :p
[Nook Color General] gmap516:
No, no. See, I had used the search function. I asked for help, not a tool. If I needed a tool, I'd have asked for a certain someone by name.

Like I said, I'm brand new to the Nook. The amount of information on XDA is overwhelming. Searching for market in the dev section, for example, brings a lot of results back. Most of which I don't understand or can't get to work for some reason.

Honestly I avoid asking questions on XDA because of the high-and-mighty attitude most members have to questions. So if anyone is willing to actually teach me and be helpful, I'd appreciate it.

Tl;dr:

I need help. If someone can be helpful it would be appreciated. I managed to get HC installed on internal with Adb working. Next step is to get market fully functional as intended. Maybe flash too. If not, I need to learn how to extract APKs from my EVO so I can ADB install them on the Nook.
[Nook Color General] brownsville:
Here's the easy way.

I'm also new to this stuff and have been working on figuring it out for a while, so I can sympathize.

Believe it or not, IMHO at this point the easiest thing for you to do is to start over, but don't worry, it's easy. The reason I say this is that if you look in the development forum you'll see a post regarding internal Honeycomb version 2. The advantage of that is that it already has root, superuser, market, gapps, etc. installed and ready to go when you flash it so there's no need to use ADB and all that.

Just burn the image to an SD card, CAREFULLY follow the directions and you'll have Honeycomb running to the point where you can open it, go top the Market and install whatever apps you need to go on from there. I've been running it for a week now and it's working pretty much perfectly for me. It's not as quick as the earlier versions because it's not the final release but it's plenty fast for me as it includes the overclock kernel that you can run at 1.1 GHz with SetCPU.

Go to the thread with the image file for Honeycomb v2, it will refer you to the 3.0.6 CWM that you need to use to install it to your device. Read all the directions before you start, follow them carefully and in just a few minutes you can be up and running. It worked flawlessly for me first try.

If you can't understand the instructions you just need to spend more time studying. This is a hobby, it's not something the manufacturer promises will work and it's up to you to get up to speed. A lot of people put a lot of their own time into writing this stuff for free and giving it away to us, they're not necessarily too motivated to lead newbies by the hand. Figuring it out is most of the fun for me.
[Nook Color General] gmap516:
No I understand the developers aren't here to lead me by the hand, but if other members, such as you could have easily pointed out that Ver

2 works the way I need it to, it could have saved everyone some time and frustration.

Regardless, I will definitely try that when I get home. I stayed away from version 2 because it lists quite a few bugs. I didn't realize that the GApps and Market were also fully functioning.

Thank you for your time and help, though.

Edit: btw, I also find the learning bit of it fun, as I've managed to root and flash ROMs onto three phones now and I love it. The Nook, especiallu with experimental roms like honeycomb is a whole nother beast to me though.
[Nook Color General] shadowswittness:
Sorry man i tried to instruct you to what the other post said about version 2. Was in class and had to leave short answers. LOL
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nnyan:
Ok so I was going to try the latest VirusROM, did my normal nandroid and flashed the radio, after the reboot it would not boot up and when I tried pulling the battery it just died completely (no LED nothing). When I connect it to my PC it asks for a driver for a "qualcomm CDMA technologies MSM" (windows 7 x64 here) but I have been unable to find it. ADB does not detect the phone. I've left it on charger for over 8 hours took out the battery for over an hour and nothing.

Is there hope or should I just hit the Sprint repair store?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrWicked1:
Try booting into the bootloader? Power + volume down?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
Have you been able to turn it on as of late?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
Try a new battery. And you're sure the radio flash was complete, prior to the battery pull? If it wasn't done, you're probably in possession of a brick.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigmoogle:
It sounds like you truly bricked it. Try another battery. If that doesn't work, then do the following:

Take any incriminating files off your sdcard (e.g zip files of ROMs). Then take the phone to a sprint store. Tell them you were updating the radio and pulled the battery (watch them wince). If you're with in one year of your purchase date, then you may luck out and get a new phone.

Good luck.

MIUI 1.2.25 with stock kernel

HW003
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jelucas30:
I was charging my Evo on my computer today and all of a sudden my battery died. Now it won't turn back on. After the first attempts to turn it on it would only get as far as the first HTC Evo 4G screen, then it would turn back off. This happened about three times and now it won't do anything at all.

I also noticed that when I put it on the wall charger that the red LED light doesn't even come on anymore.

Does anyone have any idea what this could be or how to fix it? I hope it's only the battery, because I can replace that!!! But I hope that's it. I don't really have enough money to be buying a new phone right now.

PLEASE HELP....SOMEBODY PLEASE!!!

P.S.

I had just installed an app called "Juice Defender" about an hour before my phone died. It's an app that's supposed to make your phones battery life last longer. I didn't configure it or anything. I just installed it. If anyone is famillier with this app is it possible that this could have caused this issue?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
Just pull the battery & put it back in, then stick it on the (wall) charger overnight. The battery's probably just super-dead.

If it's not fixed in the morning, take it to Sprint & let them test a different battery. If it's your phone they should give you a new one for free as long as you have insurance.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
The battery is super drained, let it sit on the charger for a couple of hours.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jelucas30:
It worked!!

I tried what you've suggested. I left it on the charger overnight. Around six, when I woke up, it still wouldn't work. I removed the battery one last time and put it back on the charger. Now, all of a sudden, the LED light came back on. It flashed on and off about six times and then it stayed on.

I'm really relieved. Gonna leave it on until it's fully charged.

Thanks for the info.

Just hope it doesn't happen again.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
Well glad that it worked. Just be sure to when the Evo starts flashing the red notification light, you need to get it to a charger. If you're out and about, I turn mine completely off at that point.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goluekta:
Which gingerbread rom has 720p recording and best battery life ? plz reply
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Manek49:
I thing GingerVillain, but I had this rom only for a short time so I can't say anything about battery life.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JDR0iD:
I'm no expert on this but I'm sure under every roms thread there's a full list of features and changelogs and very helpful tuts around kernels Nd radios under some, maybe you should read through all the thread to find the answers your looking for :-)
[Epic 4G General] nicholishen:
I've noticed with the new update that there is a haptic pulse after the phone finally shuts down. I have gotten in the habit of ripping out the battery to exchange it for a fully charged one before the phone does the final power down feedback.

So I guess my question is, what is happening from the point where the screen turns off until it actually powers down fully? Are there any negative consequences for pulling the battery prior to the phone fully shutting down?
[Epic 4G General] Gersonian:
If you shut down in the dark you will see that the screen is not actually off. In fact if you touch the screen before the vibration, the capacitive buttons will light up again. I would wait for the vibration before taking out the battery, but some people do a battery pull just to pre-odin shutdown... for what its worth.
[Epic 4G General] big_bake:
I've noticed the haptic feedback at the end of shutdown.

I mean I would personally wait. Don't think it has ever been good to yank a battery on any device while it's shutting down.
[Epic 4G General] A_Flying_Fox:
Its been like that since dk28...I think its a froyo thing...

I've never pulled the battery while it was shutting down...that's like unplugging your computer while its shutting down..
[Epic 4G General] texasredrider:
uh oh. i have never shut down prior to removing the battery. when my batt gets low, i just flip it over and yank the battery while its still on. i would never do that to my computers, but i never gave it a second thought until i read the analogy above. crap.....
[Epic 4G General] jbadboy2007:
If you set your keyboard timeout to same as screen timeout then the capacative lights will stay on till it vibrates.

FROZEN EPIC
[Epic 4G General] DiGi760:
Pulling the battery during shutdown shouldn't effect anything major as long as you still have journaling enabled. Those running ext4 with the no-journal mod are the only ones that really have to worry about problems occuring because of pulling the battery.
[Epic 4G General] AmericanJedi001:
I'm no developer/hacker, but I'm pretty sure DiGi is on the right track here. The only reason to worry about pulling the battery rather than "properly" shutting down would be if you have apps/utilities/settings that aren't saved yet. If you always ensure that your apps, games, etc. have saved anything "important"--or simply closed--then you shouldn't have to worry.

Conversely, if you pull the battery in the middle of an epic Angry Birds session, you'll probably lose that progress! :p

Comparing our smartphones--and most solid-state devices--to a computer is somewhat misleading anyway, because PCs often have data stored in caches on magnetic HDs that require some time to write the cached info to disk because of the moving parts (platters and read/write heads). Our Epics and the vast majority of handheld devices use only solid-state (i.e., no moving parts) electronics.

As for RFS versus EXT4, that's over my head. Thanks for the input, DiGi.

If anyone else can correct me or explain anything better or in more detail, please throw down! I'm all ears when it comes to geek knowledge...
[Epic 4G General] kapalua:
DO NOT PULL THE BATTERY DURING SHUTDOWN AND BEFORE THE VIBRATION. Learned this the hard way as on three occasions I had to restore because of FC's of all of my apps. After finally retracing my steps, I realized that I was pulling the battery before the final vibration in the shutdown process. Haven't had the problem since I put two and two together.
[Epic 4G General] vitreoush:
Agreed, I've had significant data corruption (apps force closing, files that won't open) after accidental battery pulls on the dk28 roms w/ the no-journaling mod. It makes me wonder if the no-journaling mod is worth the slight increase in performance/less write usage. Speaking of which, does anybody know if cwm3 automatically removes journalling, o just specific roms?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaekim708:
Hi, I've switched over from the G1 a few months ago. I rooted/got s-off on my phone the day I got it, but stayed on stock.

I wanted to switch to Cyanogenmod, so I made a backup via ClockworkMod. I connected the SD card to the computer in recovery and moved the ROM and Gapps into the SD card. I booted after that, but the phone couldn't read the SD Card (or the internal memory.)

Luckily, my SD Card seems to be safe (I hope.) so the nandroid backup's fine. Thing is, when I looked at the flashboot screen, I was back to S-On. I don't recall ever doing anything that would cause this.

In short, my problem is that I have the "five vibrations + green LED" problem. Unless it's plugged in, it will not turn on, and even if it is, it sometimes runs into that problem. I can't wipe because it can't access the internal memory, nor can I flash the CyanogenMod because it can't access the SD Card.

So, three questions.

1) Is there a way to fix this?

2) What caused this?

3) Say I call verizon for new phone. The phone is on S-On, but ClockworkMod is installed. (By the way, I DID NOT switch back to S-On. Related?) Will they say anything like "why were you messing with the phone, no warranty for you."?

EDIT: It turned on. The phone did wipe apparently. I signed in to my google account. Questions two and three still apply. Why did this happen, and if this happens again, would they accept the phone?

EDIT AGAIN: It turned on above using a spare empty SD Card. Trying to boot with the old one (the one with nandroid) returned the bug.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
1. I am not sure about, but have heard a couple other people having the same problem with the SD card, may be hardware related???

2. Not sure, maybe was a bad flash, what version of ClockworkMod Recovery do you have?

3. You should return it to complete stock before taking it into any verizon store, just to be on the safe side. It's quite simple and ensures that you will not get hit with any fees or anything like that.

Just download this file

http://www.fourty.net/~berzerker/stockstuff/PB31IMG_3.26.605.1_RUU.zip

rename it PB31IMG.zip, put it on the root of your SD card, boot into the bootloader, and let it run the update. You will return to a completely stock 2.2 Android. Be sure to flash s-on if you weren't already.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaekim708:
I did it. I waited a long time, and it turned on. The four buttons, home menu back search, have the usual white light.

but the screen is completely black. I just heard three vibrations/notifications, which would be the three voicemails I recently recieved (and checked via google voice.) I can press the four buttons, and there is a short vibration, showing the phone recognizes touch. Raising/lowering the volume gives the usual beeps also.

I can press the unlock button and slide my finger down as usual, but I don't hear the unlock sound, meaning the touchscreen is also off?

In short, looks like the phone's alive...but the screen's off. What to do now. I have a few days until I have enough free time to get to a store, so...

(note, whenever I turn it on, there is a small crackling sound. I havent' dropped my phone form serious heights, nor was there any water damage. The sound is almost inaudible, but definitely there. I recognize the sound from whenever my G1 got weird, so I'm guessing it's irreparable at this point. Thanks, though!)

volume down+power and volume up+power both do not work
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
That seems like a hardware issue. Well if it does all that you can still get the phone back to a stock 2.2, you just won't be able to see what is going on. IF you wanted to you could order another screen and just replace it yourself, but thats if you want to.

Personally since you are still under warranty and you haven't opened it up, I would just take it back to Verizon.

You can still download that file, put it on the root of your SD card, boot into bootloader. Wait about 3-5 minutes just to be safe, and then hit the "vol +" button. It will reboot (updating the hboot) wait another 5 minutes and then hit "vol +" again (this will have it update everything else). After about 10-15 minutes the updating will be done and you can press "vol +" again and it will reboot the phone and boot it up as if it was just turning on for the first time.

EDIT: Re-read and remembered that you are s-off. That may make things a little tricky, I don't know how much Verizon cares about things like that.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaekim708:
Alright, thanks. I'm just going to ask Verizon to replace it. For now I can pick up calls (and dial too if i use google voice).
[Vibrant General] jwleonhart:
I'm rooted using Bionix V 1.3.1. The one thing that annoys me is the damn MMS is always blue and green. Is there anyway I can change the color? I've looked around and all I can find is people referring to apps like GO SMS and stuff, but I like the MMS on the android system... The color just blows.
[Vibrant General] jwleonhart:
Anybody?
[Vibrant General] eunkipark92:
Look in theme section there are themes for it.

axura 2.3.0 with adw launcher ex
[Vibrant General] blizzard1017:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=938465

Either that thread or some other thread someone was trying to do custom colors besides those and couldn't get them to line up properly. Maybe PM the TC on how to do it if you don't like blue or green. I love the blue one, I specifically went back to TW from AOSP because of it.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bspence415:
I just seen a thread on the unlockr about z4root under the Nexus s section I was wandering if anyone else knows or can confirm if it works
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
no, it was not designed for 2.3
[Fascinate General] converge12:
Hey guys,

I am thinking of purchasing a certified used Fascinate to a) have another phone to play with and b) lock myself into the unlimited data plan before VZW cuts me off this summer (i am month to month right now.)

is it a good phone? i know the screen is brilliant. how is the battery life? i have a Dinc and it cant be worse than that. how is the dev community? is cm7 available?

any thoughts or opinions would be great.. thanks. :)
[Fascinate General] superchunkwii:
I think its a great phone and we have a great dev community. However, it won't help you lock in unlimited. As soon as anyone upgrades to a lte phone you'll be forced to get a new plan. That's what happened when 3g came out and it will happen with 4g on all big carriers. I.e. at&t peeps will lose their grandfather clause too with lte. Sucks but its how they work.

sent from Froyo'd Fascinate!
[Fascinate General] solido888:
Punk.Kaos is working on a CM7 build currently. He has an alpha posted in the dev section, and many people (including myself) are salivating for his next release.
[Fascinate General] converge12:
i have no plans to upgrade to a 4g phone at this time, at least not through verizon. i am only looking to secure my $29.99 unlimited data for the time being.
[Fascinate General] archalon:
Verizon hates me; Its an argument every time I get a new phone, but I insist on keeping my exisiting plan.

Im paying Alltell rates from a plan 4 years old. To get the exact same service branded 'Verizon', Id have to pay $25 more a month for two phones.

Its all a game. If you like your plan after your contract, they cant force you to change unless you go to LTE or something that isnt supported on your current plan.
[Fascinate General] droiddoes69:
it's a great phone! lots of potential, and, if you read everything you can in the fascinate forums here, you will learn a lot. the screen was what made me choose it over the droid x. i don't regret it at all.
[Fascinate General] toastedoats:
Battery and Screen have to go to the fascinate but if your looking at ROMs I would stick with the DINC. There is no groundbreaking or impressive ROM development out here for the fascinate. So you wont see a fully functional Ultimate Droid, MIUI, or CM ROM. Who knows if there will ever be innovative and feature-packed ROMs for us here.

now everyone can start bashing me
[Fascinate General] lasportsfan:
Well from what I read now that froyo is available the fascinate is the most state of the art single core 3g android phone on Verizon.
[Fascinate General] TheSonicEmerald:
Screen is impressive and looks better than the INC. Battery life really depends on what kernel and rom you choose, like other phones. The Fascinate, although it has a great dev community, because Samsung's being a douche about Froyo and its source for the Fascinate, many custom roms like CM, and MIUI, and roms with special addons are not quite there yet, but we do have stable Froyo roms and themes. No custom kernels for Froyo yet because of lack of source.

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[Fascinate General] ckhoward:
I think the fascinate is awesome! Love the community, and froyo is cool
[Fascinate General] ericede:
If it weren't for the Devs there wouldn't be any Froyo. The false promises of an update have been frustrating but I've been using the leaked version in the Super clean rom for awhile and I love it.