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Thanks, but I already have that PDF version. And I have the Play Books version. I prefer to keep everything in one place.

Hi, does anyone have the Nexus 7 Guidebook in the EPUB format? I'd like to be able to read it using Fabrik and I have a crappy PDF version of it.

ROM: AOSP Jelly Bean 4.1.1 Wallpaper: Default Jelly Bean wallpaper Launcher: Apex Pro Clock Widget: Beautiful Widgets, Elegant Theme Weather Widget: Weather Eye, Google Now Theme

Once again, you come to the rescue. Thank you so much!

I am currently running the stock 4.0.3 (rooted) on my T-Mobile Nexus S and trying to install a new ROM (AOSP+). When I attempt to go to recovery from the bootloader, I get an image of an Android with its chest compartment open and it boots into the stock build. Can someone help me so I can...

I'm wondering what to do in the BIOS menus, because Acer has modified it from the stock Windows and I'm a bit confused...

You're right, I flashed the wrong version. Again. Now I was able to install the ZD3PyN0t.zip and the phone booted up and set-up just fine! Thanks for all of your help! *goes to thank all the posts*

Every time I have done this, the phone stops and freezes at the Google logo/padlock screen...

Immediately after flashing, what should I do? -Reboot bootloader -Reboot -Recover -Power off

I accidentally loaded an older version of CWM. Silly me. Now I flashed the real 5.0.2.0 and I am frozen at the Google logo/padlock again after trying to go into recovery. Oh and on the stock bootloader menu I have red text saying "Fastboot mode - no boot or recovery img".

Bump because I'd really like to finish this project before winter ends...

Update: I get the same error for the original ROM, the update, or the CM9 Alpha 18.

I am using the latest version of CWM (5.0.2.0) and downloading the full ROM from the sticky (first section, correct?), but I still get the error.

The install keeps getting aborted. This is what I see: assert failed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "crespo" || getprop("ro.product.device") == "crespo" E:Error in /sdcard/ZD3PyN0t.zip (Status 7) Installation aborted.

After formatting system and boot, I still have the aborted install.

I set it to the folder (cd \nexussrootnew\) and typed in the command. AND IT WORKED! I went into ClockworkMod Recovery, then wiped data, and attempted to install the zip from SD card, but it was aborted.

I did that and then I got this error:

I put the recovery image into C:\ What should I put into command prompt?

I get the error message "cannot load 'recovery'" using the second message.

I flashed the latest CWM, but when I try to go to recovery, my phone freezes at the Google logo with the unlocked padlock.

It's worked, but when I try to go to the recovery menu, the Google/unlocked padlock screen freezes or it displays an Android with its chest compartment open and a red triangular ! symbol.

There isn't a link...

Ok. I've tried this, but in command prompt, I get the following error: C:\Users\Bruce>fastboot flash recovery C:\Users\Bruce\Downloads\recovery.img 'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

I checked out their website, but I am confused at which to download from this page: http://www.android-x86.org/download I have an Acer Aspire One D250 (Win-only model), so what do I do?

Where do I go to get the recovery image?

1. Yes 2. Yes 3. I didn't use that method to root... 4. I'll try that.

After buying my new laptop, I have an Acer Aspire D250 (Win 7 Starter only) that is lying around. I already run Joli OS on it, but I'd like to make it into an Android-only netbook for my experimentation. I would prefer to have Honeycomb or ICS on it, but I cannot find any tutorials on the...

My bootloader is apparently unlocked and I'm trying to flash through fastboot.

Actually, that's what I did...I can't use CWM recovery because its displaying an error of no root. So how do I wipe this or fix CWM?

I ran the .bat, but I get an error saying "Device already rooted", but it is still not recognized as rooted by SuperUser. Alternatively, is it possible to completely wipe the phone of everything (including root) so I can start over with a fresh phone?

I recently rooted my phone (T-Mobile US Nexus S) and installed the 4.0.3 OTA update from this thread, but now I cannot access any Google apps or get root access on any of the apps that require it.