Ahah thanks a bunch, you're the man @succulent yup
~ Veronica
Sent from my Nook Tablet using xda premium
~ Veronica
Sent from my Nook Tablet using xda premium
Thank you for the tutorial! I finished building my first ROM from scratch last night thanks to you.
Just a couple problems I ran into, perhaps I can help some others avoid them:
-You must run vendor/cyanogen/get-rommanager before compiling
-For Arch Linux users: mv /usr/bin/python /usr/bin/python.bak & ln -s /usr/bin/python2 /usr/bin/python
-to compile with gcc 4.7 check this commit.
I am looking forward to making some contributions to the community and improving the environment for this excellent little tablet. Thanks again!
Help me understand why you would want that every time you flash? If I am flashing roms in the first place wouldn't I already have a working recovery.img, MLO, and u-boot.bin?
Succulent, you might want to add a warning about how flash-restore-stock.zip will wipe the ROM partition (which as you know has some irreplaceable unique data). I don't think it will be possible to register the NT with B&N after doing this and actually use the stock ROM.
You might be able to register your device if you do the factory reset and restore. Your Rom and Bootdata might have backup in your factory partition.
Can you explain this further? Which factory reset and restore method? Is there an automated way to restore the ROM and BOOTDATA files from the factory partition?
Its very cool, but if I'm not mistaken, jcsullin's moboot for touchpad supports essentially unlimited altboots -- albeit from emmc not sdcard. You just add "uImage.bootname" (kernel+ramdisk) files into /boot and the names get picked up and added to the boot menu.
Cyanoboot could probably do the same for *.img files in the sdcard p1 and/or bootdata... if someone wanted to add it
Nice job!
FWIW, when I clicked on the "Downloads" at the above link (and then "Download as zip") the downloaded zip file contains the whole "acclaim_recovery_sdcard" folder and not just content of dual_boot_sdcard_hd.zip.
FWIW, when I clicked on the "Downloads" at the above link (and then "Download as zip") the downloaded zip file contains the whole "acclaim_recovery_sdcard" folder and not just content of dual_boot_sdcard_hd.zip.
Thank you very much succulent for the kernel.
Can I use it for my MIUI rom?
Thank you for the tutorial! I finished building my first ROM from scratch last night thanks to you.
Just a couple problems I ran into, perhaps I can help some others avoid them:
-You must run vendor/cyanogen/get-rommanager before compiling
-For Arch Linux users: mv /usr/bin/python /usr/bin/python.bak & ln -s /usr/bin/python2 /usr/bin/python
-to compile with gcc 4.7 check this commit.
I am looking forward to making some contributions to the community and improving the environment for this excellent little tablet. Thanks again!