Recent content by woot1524

Thanks for the quick reply. hmmm... that's what I asumed. Any chance of one being put together? PM me if you need logs or a tester. Just curious, but are there any physical keyboard keystrokes to acomplish getting around the menu system? Arrow keys didn't seem to work, but the back button did.

I didn't see a warning anywhere about using twrp on the Slider(sl101), and I've been getting the weirdest bug everytime I've tried to use twrp. The recovery installs corectly. Once booted into it, touching any of the buttons results in nothing. I tried random positions and found a couple spots...

Thanks for the quick reply, but I am only mounting /system/ as r/w. The file IS being changed, the actual change to the LCD density setting is there and persists. The nook just ignores it and loads 161. EDIT: I just tried adb pulling build.prop, changing the LCD density in notepad++, and adb...

I know this will sound crazy, but when I edit the build.prop file with root explorer to change the LCD density, then after a hard reboot the nook reverts to default settings. As in, I change the LCD setting to ANYTHING, and after a hard reboot the nook ALWAYS boots to 161 LCD density. Soft...

Watch out for 32GB SD-cards. Some do not work right in the nook color. Electronic ghosts and what-not. A 16GB Sandisk class 2 or 4 is advisable.

The latest one. The past 50 or so nightlies have been rock solid for me.

I seem to remember that titanium backup's app data restore does not work for CM7, only restoring the app itself works. The restore in CWM will REVERT you back to when you backed up, undoing everything you've done since.

ROM manager is nice for doing incremental updates. What you want to know how to use is clockwork mod. I'm in the car ATM, but I'll be at my computer in 15 or so. I'll write up what you need. Sent from my Vortex using Tapatalk pro OK, first turn on wifi. Then, from within Rom manager check...

To be honest, the rooted stock OS is pretty bad. You'll figure that out for yourself. If you plan on using the NC to read, primarily the magazines because they more or less require the stock OS, then there is no real need for CM7. Though if you plan on using it as a tablet, which it does very...

I believe the decision to integrate device checks into the market was to relieve developers of the major hassle of possibly thousands of support claims and returns due to actual device incompatibility. Also the main reason: fighting fragmentation of the OS. With honeycomb out and IC coming out...

The switch makes the 5gig media partition mount as 'sdcard' and the physical SD-card mount as 'emmc', so yes anything that says or deals with the sd-card will now affect the 5gig media partition. That is if you enable the settings option, and then do a reboot.

I'm using windows, but when I say status bar I mean the one on the nook. you don't need to use that app anymore for just connecting to the sd-card and 5gig media partition. Once you plug in the cable and activate usb storage in the android status bar, you will see two removable drives connect...

Well if the nook boots and runs just fine without the SD-card inserted, then we can be pretty certain that something on the card is messed up. Lot's of possibilities: Corrupted .apk file, partially corrupted file structure on the SD-card itself, Hell it could also be auto-update panicking...

How low do you have the voltage settings in tweaks? Having a voltage just barely too low for your CPU can cause a lot of weirdness. Also, it could be any one of the stepping voltage settings, not necessarily either the min/max frequency.

shot in the dark... In CM7 when you plug the nook into the computer to access the SD-card and the internal 5gigs, a task is added to the status bar it doesn't auto mount. It asks if you want to mount to the usb. Just select the task and then press the start button. If that's not it, try...