Hi i recently acquired a nook color and want to root it. I see so many different guides.
I would like to know if the guide on the cm website will work just fine using u nooter.
Thanks for any help in advanvce
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mymeatb18 said:
Hi i recently acquired a nook color and want to root it. I see so many different guides.
I would like to know if the guide on the cm website will work just fine using u nooter.
Thanks for any help in advanvce
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You basically have three options.
Run a rooted stock on internal memory. To get that use Manual Nooter 5.08.20 in the development thread. Here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=22480277
Run a Cyanogenmod (CM) ROM on internal memory, replacing stock. Use eyeballers guide to set that up. Here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=12797652
Or run a CM ROM from a bootable SD. Use my NC updated SD installation guide linked in my signature.
They each work equally well, just depends on what you want.
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Right i understand that i was jut wondering why nobody follows the method on the cm website. Does it not work for certain versions? Does it not work at all?
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It is probably out of date. Do you have a link. I could look.
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http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_encore
it says page was last moddified november 20th 2012
mymeatb18 said:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_encore
it says page was last moddified november 20th 2012
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That should work, but is so much more difficult than the eyeballer method. You have to make an unooter card, root stock with it so you can use ROM Manager. Then run ROM Manager to install CWM, boot to the new CWM and flash the CM ROM. A lot of extra steps. With eyeballers guide you just make a CWM card and flash with that. No need to root stock first.
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O OK I see the difference now thanks
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Hello xda , im currently running cm7 i know really old built. I purchased this nook a year back but its just been sitting in my drawer and dont pay much attention to it. I want to install a different rom but i dont know which one its the most stable one for you guys. Please help with this. Thank you.
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I have tried them all and keep coming back to the MiRaGe rom in the development section. It just can't be beat! Try it and see if it's what you are looking for.
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Or just try some ICS rom for the latest look and features. But don't expect the speed and the full hardware acceleration that the mature CM7 can provide.
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k8108 said:
I have tried them all and keep coming back to the MiRaGe rom in the development section. It just can't be beat! Try it and see if it's what you are looking for.
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ok so i found this one , im thinking this is the one you are talking about.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1344873
So since i didn't install cm7 on this nook i just have to download this into the sd card that has clockworkmod, wipe and flash right?
Thank you for your help.
Yes, this is the one. Be sure to wipe data, system and cache before installing rom.
This thread has some great instructions and settings to use with the rom.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1443292
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k8108 said:
Yes, this is the one. Be sure to wipe data, system and cache before installing rom.
This thread has some great instructions and settings to use with the rom.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1443292
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Got it running, looks great so far, Thanks for your help!:good:
I just got a NC and I got it running with cm7.2 fine but I saw that I could not download anything. It will just say unsuccessful.
Now I got it running cm10 to see if it made a difference with no luck.
So basically I cant save anything to internal memory or move any files to and from
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I don't know if it makes a difference but I used the eyeballer guide to flash cm to internal memory.
I also can't change the permissions to the storage/sdcard0 folder it just wont let me edit the internal memory
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mymeatb18 said:
I just got a NC and I got it running with cm7.2 fine but I saw that I could not download anything. It will just say unsuccessful.
Now I got it running cm10 to see if it made a difference with no luck.
So basically I cant save anything to internal memory or move any files to and from
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It is possible that your media partition is not formatted properly. What makes me think that is you have problems with both CM7 and CM10. Did you have problems with stock? You say you just got the NC, new or used from somebody else?
You can try my format zip from my emmc repair thread linked in my signature. But if it is new and under warranty, I would put stock back on it and get a different one from B&N. See my NC Tips thread also linked in my signature for how to put stock back on it. See item A15.
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Thanks for the reply. Its not new used was given to me by my mom and didnt really use it stock.
I will try using the zip ur talking about.
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Hello,
I have a Nook HD and it has been rooted with CM version 10.1-20130615-unoffical-hummingbid - android version 4.2.2. A few times the device has said there are updates that I should download. In settings, I see two updates available CM-10.1.3-RC2 and cm-10.1.3. My question can I just hit the download button and it will update automatically? Which one should I download? Will I lose everything that has been downloaded and I will have to reinstall everything (not a big deal)?
Thanks in advance for the guidance!
It depends on how you installed it originally. That is an old unofficial version. And it depends on whether you installed the internal CWM recovery, which I doubt since your ROM is that old.
The one you want to install is the CM10.1.3, that is the latest. If you install it over your old ROM, all your apps and settings will stay.
I recommend not using the auto update since so much is not known. But you should be safe to do it manually. Just go to the CM site and download the hummingbird CM10.1.3 zip and flash it with your bootable CWM SD.
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leapinlar said:
It depends on how you installed it originally. That is an old unofficial version. And it depends on whether you installed the internal CWM recovery, which I doubt since your ROM is that old.
The one you want to install is the CM10.1.3, that is the latest. If you install it over your old ROM, all your apps and settings will stay.
I recommend not using the auto update since so much is not known. But you should be safe to do it manually. Just go to the CM site and download the hummingbird CM10.1.3 zip and flash it with your bootable CWM SD.
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Thanks Leapinlar - can you please provide the link to CM 10.1.3 and the instructions to install over my old ROM?
Go to the dummies guide for installing CM10.1. Follow the directions there for updating.
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leapinlar said:
Go to the dummies guide for installing CM10.1. Follow the directions there for updating.
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Leapinlar - I went to the dummies thread and found the link to the 10.1.3 stable version. But the updating instructions in the dummies thread says to update via the auto update in settings. You recommended that I don't do that and install 10.1.3 over the existing one. Do I just download the 10.1.3 and then boot into recovery and install 10.1.3 that way???
If you installed CWM to internal memory per the instructions in that thread, then you can use the CMupdater. If you have not, then download the CM zip manually and boot to your bootable SD and install it.
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leapinlar said:
If you installed CWM to internal memory per the instructions in that thread, then you can use the CMupdater. If you have not, then download the CM zip manually and boot to your bootable SD and install it.
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I believe I installed CWM to internal memory - is there a easy way to check this before I try the updater?
Just try the update, if it days install failed, it means it is not installed and then do it manually.
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leapinlar said:
Just try the update, if it days install failed, it means it is not installed and then do it mually.
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Thanks, the update using the OS worked, no need to do it manually. Do I need to update GAAPS?
Since you ROM was so old, I recommend updating gapps to 20130812.
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leapinlar said:
Since you ROM was so old, I recommend updating gapps to 20130812.
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Leapinlar - I went to the dummies thread and clicked the link for the Gaaps - it says it can't find the file - see link.
http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20130812-signed.zip
Can you point me to the correct site for the latest GAAPS? Also, how do I update the GAAPS?
Thanks,
bonline said:
Leapinlar - I went to the dummies thread and clicked the link for the Gaaps - it says it can't find the file - see link.
http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20130812-signed.zip
Can you point me to the correct site for the latest GAAPS? Also, how do I update the GAAPS?
Thanks,
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the goo site is having issues. there's a couple alternate links here http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Gapps
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the goo site is having issues. there's a couple alternate links here http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Gapps
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Razor - thanks for the mirror site, I was able to download the latest GAAPS. Now how do I update my GAAPS?
Hello,
I've been reading up on cm11, and finally decided to duct off the old NC sitting on the shelf (CM9), and update to cm11.
I was using a release after 5-16 (or 5-15)? (encore of course)...
and cwm 6.0.4.8
I installed CM9 a few years back, so I'm no stranger to this, but the update to cm11 is not taking, there was a few times it booted up, but I couldn't do anything on it, then it froze.
My question is, are there any step by step guides, to wipe this thing clean and start over, to get it up to cm11 internally, not from sd card? (including all files needed)?
Thanks in advance, and for breathing new life into the Nook Color!
I can help you with wiping clean and starting over, but not on getting CM11 going.
Go to my NC tips thread linked in my signature and make a new bootable CWM SD per item A10 (the 6048 version you have now will not work). The follow item A15 to get stock back. Remember to use the formatting zip there too.
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leapinlar said:
I can help you with wiping clean and starting over, but not on getting CM11 going.
Go to my NC tips thread linked in my signature and make a new bootable CWM SD per item A10 (the 6048 version you have now will not work). The follow item A15 to get stock back. Remember to use the formatting zip there too.
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Thanks for the quick reply leapinlar! I feel like I am halfway there!
I went to your thread, and formatted the partitions using the smaller CWM, and then got the 6.0.1.2 to install the NC 1.4.3, and it looks like a brand new nook!
I may just go to the thread I saw and install CM11 to sd ( I believe you were the author of that guide also).
I just heard it ran quicker if it was on the emmc....
I am running cm11 on my nook color emmc right now. Used cwm6048 to do it.
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crazynapkinman said:
I am running cm11 on my nook color emmc right now. Used cwm6048 to do it.
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which gapp you are using. the cm11 has come up. but no google services. i have tried both the gappfor cm11. but none is working.
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Debashish
How can I check which gapps im running?
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Link: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...hqrXVpSFHpdMs0XBA&sig2=f6Ieqd7Mli6yppkSe68RKA
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Hello Everyone,
I'm trying to upgrade an old Nook Color with CM7 installed on the SDcard and want to flash to internal memory to whatever newest / fastest rom / build and would like some advice or links. I tried searching the forum but nothing came up with recent roms / or this specific circumstance.
Thank you in advance for your help!
Just start over with reburning the SD per the instructions in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2629337
That puts a fresh installation of CM11 on internal memory. It does not matter what you were running on the SD prior.
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leapinlar said:
Just start over with reburning the SD per the instructions in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2629337
That puts a fresh installation of CM11 on internal memory. It does not matter what you were running on the SD prior.
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Thanks for the help leapinlar! Reading the link it says cm11 has slow video playback so I'm going to try and see if cm10 or cm9 has better video as that will be one of the main uses.