It's working for me, this is my primary source of development for MROM... anything in the way? like a firewall?
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[ROM] MROM-Encore [4.2.2][LINARO][CM10.1] build:20131003
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It's working for me, this is my primary source of development for MROM... anything in the way? like a firewall?
To OP, bumping doncaruana's post here. Does it make any difference if we remove these from the system apps?
Oh and by the way, you've done an awesome job on this ROM. It's very fast, stable and has very good battery life! I'm thinking of moving here (coming from using MiRaGe CM7.2) for now...until I see some more development breakthroughs on CM9 and CM10. The devs are working hard at it and I know that pretty soon we'll be able to get it. But until that time, I'll go ahead and settle for something that works. I've got a question, though... why, upon flashing this ROM, did I lost my cyanoboot?
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Running MROM off of SD. Won't run adb wireless. First time it eventually force closes. After that, I don't even get the green button, just a blank screen.
4 different SD installs (start to finish), 2 different NC. Also noticed I can't get es file explorer to get root privileges.
These are straight installs - I didn't even play around with removing the files I mentioned earlier.
No firewall - works fine on all my other devices (other Nook CM, etc)
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I gotta say, the install is VERY nice; doubly soo with nook tweaks & setting the buffer to 16bit...
This is how the nook should perfrom.
This is how the nook should perfrom.
To OP, bumping doncaruana's post here. Does it make any difference if we remove these from the system apps?
I used System App Remover to remove "Camera.apk", "VoiceDialer.apk", "telephony Provider.apk" but when I got to "phone.apk" it would not
remove it. I just left it and rebooted. Tried again but it would not remove.
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Thank You! Yep, it was right under my nose! LOL
Let's remember that 7.2 is still a phone release, they phone app is required for proper functionality, the next release they camera apps will be removed...
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Just wanted to say thanks for a great rom. Between switching to this rom and moving everything from external to internal sdcard, my nook has never run this smooth. Thanks again for putting this together.
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So it's been a while since I posted at XDA for any reason at all. So I tried this rom out since mirage is kind of slow, and CM9 isn't usable enough for me yet. It's fast and works extremely well. But I had a few issues. The first one was the file manager would not see anything but folders, the second is my USB mounting would activate but my computer would never register it then my nook would unactivate USB mounting. I could not fix it at all.
I had some of the same issues. I'm running the 0923 CM7 nightly with the extra stuff I don't use removed. Running nicely.
First off, great work. Its fast, stable and cosmetically attractive. I have only one issue: on dualboot setups it seems emmc and sdcard partitions are switched. I did not have this issue installing stockcm7 so I think it may just be your mountpoints. Again thanks for the work. I am impressed and hope to see more from you. Don't care too much about this issue, just thought you'd like to know.
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There is a fix for that in post #27 if you need to use it.
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So far so good for me, I get a glitch every once in a while when I try to use sleep mode, it blinks off then comes back on again.
Only happens maybe 2 out of 6 times.
Also, is the main home screen supposed to auto rotate? Mine does not, just wondering if I have a setting wrong. Every other app rotates as it should.
Thanks again!
Also, is the main home screen supposed to auto rotate? Mine does not, just wondering if I have a setting wrong. Every other app rotates as it should.
Thanks again!
Settings > Display > Check Auto-rotate screen. You can also select which degrees your accelerometer would change it to (0, 90, 180 270 degrees) under MROM > Display > Accelerometer Rotation. Just put a check on the boxes you want.
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That didn't work for me.
And I've installed in emmc! Should it be backwards if it was an emmc install?
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So I have been using this ROM for days now to see if any issues pop up but none have so far.Loving this ROM so fast and snappy so I give this ROM 2 thumbs up.Once again thanks to the developer for the work put in to making this ROM.
Other than the reversed SD card thing I am enjoying this install I removed a lot of the bloat that I don't use and this runs very fast.
I have to agree with this being the best Rom ever for the nook. its so much faster and smoother than any other rom out there and I can use YouTube and Netflix without issues and workarounds. I have been on it for 4 days and not a single issue to complain about. But really can we complain about ROMs that are being built for us by these developers? Any ROM for the nook is great but this does get 2 thumbs up!!
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[ROM] MROM-Encore [4.2.2][LINARO][CM10.1] build:20131003, a ROM for the Barnes & Noble Nook Color
Contributors
mmontuori
ROM OS Version: 4.2.x Jelly Bean
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x
Based On: CyanogenMod
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2013-10-01
Last Updated 2013-10-0415
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