Is there flash able roms?

[bL33d]

Are there any flashable roms? I hear clockwork can be used on nook so are there any non sd card roms? Like clean tablet only roms I don't care about reading any books.

 

[madfatter]

not in a sense. I saw someone just put up some froyo .img files you can dd to your emmc to boot nookie froyo off of internal memory.

Also good job on not even bothering to open the developers thread and looking at the 4th post down. Much better to create garbage threads of things that have already been answered. lol

 

[Paul22000]

What is emmc? Bunch of threads with this word, but none explain what it is.

 

[madfatter]

dont quote me here, but to my understanding its the internal memory on an android device. If i am wrong, feel free to correct me.

 

[moesasin]

dont quote me here, but to my understanding its the internal memory on an android device. If i am wrong, feel free to correct me.

You are correct! The closest thing we have to a flashable rom is the froyo images

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=926749

 

[JRDroid]

If i recall correctly, emmc stand for embedded multi-media card. It is the internal flash memory of any portable device that doesn't use a hard drive.

Sent from my Nook Color via XDA app

 

[Paul22000]

If i recall correctly, emmc stand for embedded multi-media card. It is the internal flash memory of any portable device that doesn't use a hard drive.

Ah, thanks.

So what is the difference between flashing to emmc and the normal way of flashing on phones etc? (Alternatively: when flashing to phones, where is that flashing to?)

 

[Divine_Madcat]

Ah, thanks.

So what is the difference between flashing to emmc and the normal way of flashing on phones etc? (Alternatively: when flashing to phones, where is that flashing to?)

Nothing. All phones are basically emmc (yes, this is simplifying things a bit, when you deal with different types for rom, but i think simpler is better in this case)..