Recent content by nadafinger

My experiences: CM7 7.0.3 stable, infinite scanning, connecting, disconnected loops when unlocking the screen. Eventually it stopped "scanning" and without a forum search turning up any solid solutions I downgraded to CM7 7.0.2 to see if it was more stable. Eventually ran into the same issue...

fixitsteve that's a great find. I'll try again later today on my big card and see if creating a smaller partition helps. I can say that I ran with the "defective sd" error for nearly 24 hours without the /data corruption that I experienced if I ran the scripts. once I ran the scripts without...

okay, I tried that yesterday, but I didn't try rebooting...now if my wife will stop reading on my ereader I could get back to testing. Will update...

Did you go to that link from the NC, or from another computer? I remember the link from before I think was http://google.com/accounts/displayunlockcaptcha (may not be perfect). I'm confused about this one step and I think it's all I lack working perfectly. Noted on credit where credit is due...

Ya, this seems to be with all Nookie Froyo builds I've tried. I'm pretty sure it's the speed and not the capacity. Oddly I can use the card as a traditional SD card with my incredible just fine, in fact it's amazingly good for watching video, etc. I have everything up and running on a class 6...

I'm using the adata card, but honestly how many manufacturers could there be? I know in the SSD world that Adata is rebranded and resold by many manufacturers, could be same here. Coworker has a class 4 16GB card he is loaning me indefinitely to see if that is the issue. 2GB class 4 was stable...

ya, once you run the makepart.sh script in the OP you will get a /mnt/sdcard dir that gives you whatever extra space is left. In my case it was like 14.3GB or so. Card in: boots this OS, which is a nicely customized version of Nookie Froyo, Card out boots whatever you have on the internal...

I'm pretty sure all of my problems stem from my 16GB Class 10 card. There is something about this image and it that don't get along. My /data partition eventually becomes corrupt, and I haven't found a particular action that makes it happen. For those who are successfully running this on your...

Irish, this will erase whatever card you flash it to, it's a full bootable image. It doesn't install it to your Nook's storage, so the card must remain in the Nook. I wouldn't know how to go about putting a custom kernel into this as I normally use clockwork for that, and that is not part of...

So you can adb even if the device isn't fully booted? This is where I am this morning as well. I could never resolve my wifi issues with the nookie-froyo3.img image...and got bored/frustrated. There were a TON of FC's while the wifi wasn't working. The system was stable (kernel) other than app...

okay....commute and dinner out of the way. This is where I am. brian is right, I have tested quite a bit. I am currently able to boot up no problem (using the nookie-froyo3.img) file. I am not able to get anything in the market to download, and I am getting force closes when opening gmail. Still...

Alright, I have isolated this down to the last script, the format script. After a LONG 3G download (thanks Verizon!) I was able to reflash using the "1GB or more" image. It worked great, I rebooted SEVERAL times just to be sure. Then I ran the first script that creates the 4th partition, and it...

thanks for that confirmation, I actually tried the image in the other link. I had trouble deciphering which to use from the post. I'll try the one that says for over 1GB and report back any findings. Unfortunately I have to dl these over 3g as they block multiupload here at work.

+1 16GB Adata Class 10 card, same exact behavior, boots once, never again. haven't tried without running the follow up scripts, but will later today and post results. This happens with the custom nookie froyo as well as original. haven't tried 0.58, was thinking about it just to see if it's a...

take her to the store, use the demo model, and hope she falls in love with it. My wife thought it was gadgety, but now it's pretty much all she reads on. We had to strike an accord on rooting though. Eventually I switched to Nookie Froyo, and during the day when I'm not home I reboot it without...