I was using a nooter card.
EDIT: I booted into CWM sd recovery and tried to flash the stock.zip to return to stock and CWM says "cannot mount /sdcard invalid argument" /sigh
How did this get so f*cked up...
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[HOWTO] Nookie Froyo for EMMC ***Very fast!***
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I was using a nooter card.
EDIT: I booted into CWM sd recovery and tried to flash the stock.zip to return to stock and CWM says "cannot mount /sdcard invalid argument" /sigh
How did this get so f*cked up...
lol... sorry not to laugh at your misfortune, to fix go mounts and mound sdcard first.... or just dd the stock images
What can we do about applications not showing up in Market? Did the build.prop Sholes-2.1 change, gave me a few things but still can't see Zeam, the new Facebook, some applications like Engadget and The Weather Channel. Help?
I'm uploading a flashable zip of nookie/emmc. For those interested in waiting..
I was tired of explaining how to recover from messed up NCs...
Sam
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I was tired of explaining how to recover from messed up NCs...
Sam
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Use button savior
Were you actually able to get button savior to work? I got it installed just fine but it won't show in my app drawer and won't launch.
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Quick question: is there a need to go back to stock Nook before running through this process?
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Is this posted somewhere yet? I'd love to run froyo, but not quite ready for all the command line work all through the rest of this post...still a little new to this.
Thanks
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Thanks
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My above comment was in regard to this....sorry 'bout that.
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Unfortunately it doesn't say "flashable zip" or anything of the kind, so i dnt want to try try it in case on destroys my nook
Can the op confirm that it is in fact a CWM flashable zip?
EDIT: i think its safe to assume it is, as the zip is about 900 mb
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3Here is a set of images to get you Froyo on EMMC. Just DD the following images to their respective locations.
dd if=boot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk1p1 ***in nooter***
dd if=system.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk1p5 ***in nooter***
dd if=boot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p1 ***in recovery***
dd if=system.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5 ***in recovery***
I recommend using nooter .02 with ssh as this has been verified to work correctly.
If you end up with a bootloop try wiping /data with "rm -r *", if this does not work restore back to stock prior to dd'ing these images.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19431354/NookieFroyo.zip
http://serversave.us/android/boot.rar
http://serversave.us/android/data.rar ***not needed for functionality, if you get boot loops you might try and dd this image to your data partition...***
http://serversave.us/android/system.img.tar.gz
If you need to recover check out these threads to get you back to stock:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=914690
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=9193533*** Post complete now ***
Here are some detailed directions for those that need it. I did this on a Mac, but that shouldnt matter.
- STEP ONE: -
Make a Nooter 0.2 card: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=857529
Turn off Nook, insert Nooter card, turn on (your screen will probably be black as if nothing is turned on)
open up a terminal and type "ssh root@192.168.2.2"
remove your sdcard from the nook color (leave your nook on), format it fat32 and copy over boot.img/system.img from first post and unzipped froyoMe attachment at bottom of post
insert sdcard back into nook
- STEP TWO: Now you can do the script I made or jump to "DO IT YOURSELF" -
type "mkdir /sdcard"
"mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /sdcard" (see *1 below if this doesnt work)
"/sdcard/froyoMe"
Wait for it to finish.
- DO IT YOURSELF -
type "mkdir /sdcard"
"mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /sdcard" (see *1 below if this doesnt work)
"mkdir /tmpfolder"
"mount /dev/mmcblk1p6 /tmpfolder" (mounting data partition)
"cd /tmpfolder"
"rm -rf *" (clearing data partition)
"dd if=/sdcard/boot.img of=/dev/mmcblk1p1"
"dd if=/sdcard/system.img of=/dev/mmcblk1p5"
After this you are done!
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** If you cant tell whether your nook is on or off, use this cheat. open up a terminal or command prompt and constantly ping your nook at 192.168.2.10... when it shows no response you know its off
*1 - If this doesnt work, your sdcard may be coming up as a different device, therefore, do this:
"cd /dev"
"ls"
Pay attention to which devices are available, the ones starting with mmcblk
Eject your sdcard and do another "ls" command. One of the mmcblk devices should have disappeared. Try inserting it back in and doing "ls" again. Do this a few times back and forth if need be to figure out which device your sdcard is showing up as, then use this for the above steps.2
Yes and you will need a ssh client too
*** I just updated my directions earlier in this thread with a script to help people prevent typos ***
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10874850&postcount=2911Market Download Unsuccessful fix!
Think I found the issue with the "download unsuccessful" problem!
Apparently, the system requires write access to the "downloads" folder to actually update apps. Of course, this means that you have to have an SD card inserted for the market to update anything. If anyone else is having this problem, try mounting your SD card on your device, then re-run your market installs/updates and see if that works. Let me know if I was just a victim of coincidence however
