[Q] HD+ gets stuck on Cyanoboot screen on CM10 SD Card

[YevOmega]

This too hard to explain to you. I hate explaining to people how to make it work. I spent weeks explaining and re-explaining how to do ADB. Everyone's system requires different steps. I recommend you look on the web on how to make an Ubuntu live CD. You just make that CD and put it in the CD drive and it boots to Ubuntu. Put your card in the card reader and it sees the partition it needs to be copied too.

Sent from my Nook HD running CM10.1 on SD

I have ADB set up. It just doesn't work in CWM

 

[leapinlar]

I have ADB set up. It just doesn't work in CWM

Then look here.

 

[YevOmega]

Then look here.

Didn't work. Holy snap this is frustrating.

 

[leapinlar]

Didn't work. Holy snap this is frustrating.

What did you do that did not work. Just change 2080 to 18D1? That is not enough. Look at that referenced post.

 

[YevOmega]

What did you do that did not work. Just change 2080 to 18D1? That is not enough. Look at that referenced post.

I tried updating the driver, but it says it's up to date.

 

[leapinlar]

I tried updating the driver, but it says it's up to date.

No that is not what you do. You modify the driver file, not the device you already have. Then when you plug in the cable you use that file to install the new device that pops up.

Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10 on SD

 

[YevOmega]

No that is not what you do. You modify the driver file, not the device you already have. Then when you plug in the cable you use that file to install the new device that pops up.

Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10 on SD

Sorry I keep bothering you.

 

[YevOmega]

No that is not what you do. You modify the driver file, not the device you already have. Then when you plug in the cable you use that file to install the new device that pops up.

Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10 on SD

I've spent hours upon hours trying to get this done. My SD Card went to hell (RAW format) and back. I still haven't been able to do it. I did modify the android winusb for the HD+ changed the ID. Then I updated driver. It said the driver is up to date. Do you know how I can just extend the partition that the CWM creates? I've tried GParted, OS X Disk Utility, ntfsreszie in Linux, and the built-in partition editor in Windows. No luck.

 

[leapinlar]

I've spent hours upon hours trying to get this done. My SD Card went to hell (RAW format) and back. I still haven't been able to do it. I did modify the android winusb for the HD+ changed the ID. Then I updated driver. It said the driver is up to date. Do you know how I can just extend the partition that the CWM creates? I've tried GParted, OS X Disk Utility, ntfsreszie in Linux, and the built-in partition editor in Windows. No luck.

You have Linux? Why are you messing with ADB then? Linux lets you see the sdcard partition directly.

What partition do you want to extend and why?

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[YevOmega]

You have Linux? Why are you messing with ADB then? Linux lets you see the sdcard partition directly.

What partition do you want to extend and why?

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I have Ubuntu! I wanted to extend the partition so that I have enough space to put the CM zip on the card. Wait, you mean I can just drag and drop the zip onto the SD Card in Linux? I believe I've tried that.

 

[leapinlar]

I have Ubuntu! I wanted to extend the partition so that I have enough space to put the CM zip on the card. Wait, you mean I can just drag and drop the zip onto the SD Card in Linux? I believe I've tried that.

You need to boot the SD in the Nook once first so that it creates the extra partitions. Then look at the card with Linux and you can see the large CM10SDCARD partition. Copy the zip there. Then when you boot to CWM the zip can be found.

Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10 on SD

 

[YevOmega]

You need to boot the SD in the Nook once first so that it creates the extra partitions. Then look at the card with Linux and you can see the large CM10SDCARD partition. Copy the zip there. Then when you boot to CWM the zip can be found.

Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10 on SD

Ok, got it! Thanks for all the help.

 

[lostvalleyfarm]

Backup through ROM

How long does it take to back up through ROM? I have CM10 nightly on my Nook Color and doing the backup for the last 20 minutes its been on cyanoboot. Don't know what I should do. I don't think it should take this long, there aren't that many apps on it. Thanks!

Update: just turned off and back on updated...then rebooted system and it stayed in CMR. Put my bootable SD card in and turned off, removed the card and it loads fine. What's weird is this is my 2nd NC to root and used the same files to upgrade mine to CM10 and no problems! Ideas? Thanks!

 

[datas0ft]

How long does it take to back up through ROM? I have CM10 nightly on my Nook Color and doing the backup for the last 20 minutes its been on cyanoboot. Don't know what I should do. I don't think it should take this long, there aren't that many apps on it. Thanks!

Hmm, depends at your SD card and how much data you have. CWM show you what is going on (on bottom, last message and on center stripe). I think max 10 min.
I recommend start over. Something went wrong.

 

[leapinlar]

How long does it take to back up through ROM? I have CM10 nightly on my Nook Color and doing the backup for the last 20 minutes its been on cyanoboot. Don't know what I should do. I don't think it should take this long, there aren't that many apps on it. Thanks!

Update: just turned off and back on updated...then rebooted system and it stayed in CMR. Put my bootable SD card in and turned off, removed the card and it loads fine. What's weird is this is my 2nd NC to root and used the same files to upgrade mine to CM10 and no problems! Ideas? Thanks!

First, this is a Nook HD/HD+ thread, not Nook Color. Are you talking about a Color or an HD/HD+? If a Nook color, did you install to an SD or to internal memory? And you have your terms a little mixed up. Do you mean you have been trying to do a backup of your ROM with Clockworkmod (CWM)? If so, that should take a while (many minutes) since it backs up much more than your apps. You say it has been on cyanoboot, that is the logo that you see briefly when you first boot. Do you mean it had been on CWM? Tell us a little more.

Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on Hybrid SD

 

[Zachinater]

charger?

make sure it is not plugged in to a charger when you boot up
unless you are on cm10.1 in which you need a charger plugged in for it to boot up