Recent content by thrackanomir

Well, a connector failure is a possibility. Faint, but present. Maybe a bit of moisture caused a corrosion there? I have pulled the LED strip from a broken screen assembly. You can see it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=60107819&postcount=3 . And by the way - Warszawa is a...

This is the first case of such a Glowlight failure. I have seen a factory testing tool somewhere (one that can pinpoint exact cause of lighting failure). I will search my archive for it and get back to you. Edit: Good news is - I found what I mentioned above. Bad news is that I have no idea...

One of recent topics reminded me about this, and I finally got to upload those unusual files. For everyone interested, they can be found here: https://mega.co.nz/#F!bxRmEbwC!DK3iJWyFfwBTwa-SEv0DzQ If anyone know how to run tests connected with all those result message pictures, I would be very...

Oh, this was not what I meant. I was thinking about that Nook dangling around with no protection in our world full of table corners and door-knobs. By the way - I use to carry mine in a leather(ish) cover in my cargo pants. They have perfectly sized pocket on the thigh level. ;)

Aren't you afraid that you will accidentally hit and crack eink screen? It seems to be a bit risky.

This is the first case of such a Glowlight failure I have ever heard of. I have seen a factory testing tool somewhere (one that can pinpoint an exact cause of lighting failure). I will search my archive for it and get back to you.

Renate NST, thank you for the Touch Diagnostics - it had just helped me with my NST that gone a little crazy (sensor readings were all shifted about 3cm to the left) after a 1,5 meter fall on the pavement. Thanks to you I could pinpoint exactly where to apply force to bend the bezel back to...

First of all, which memory do you mean? If RAM, than the answer is: VERY highly improbable. NST already has onboard the one (it is Samsung K4X2G323PC) with the highest capacity of the manufacturer line in its generation in that package. Additionally it is mounted in BGA technology, so you need a...

Thanks, guys (sorry for the delay)!

I am not sure that we are thinking about the same thing. I'll try to explain. In default mode when brosing directories I see an icon grid with very limited space for filenames. It is irritating when I try to choose the correct one from whole bunch of similar named ones, when the differencr is at...

ИΘΘK¡€, is that version working properly when you choose "view" button on the bottom of the screen? Every version I have tried to this point crashed when I tried to change the view,

Try FAT16. And make sure that the contacts of your Nook microsd slot are clean. For example check if any other card works with that slot. Use alcohol like ethanol or isoprophyl if to clean it if needed.

Try to refer to specific post number, not the page of the thread, as other users may have different thread display settings ("Number of Posts to Show Per Page"). For example for me this thread has only 12 pages at the moment, so it makes your reference a mystery for me. And about your problem...

You can, for example, prepare the Noogie microsd card (burn the image on the card, however I am not quite sure that the term "burn" is proper in English for that). Then power on the Nook with that microsd inside and plug it into your PC. With a properly prepared Noogie microsd you should see a...

I've been looking into the "factory" partitions of the Nooks I have in my family and on 3 out of 5 units I have noticed one folder (testogossamer) and one file (mfg_update.zip) more, that on the rest of the units. If I understand correctly, this is a quality control leftover. Am I right? Is it...