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Got it! Thanks.
Asus Transformer 16 gig with a 16 gig micro sd.
Nook Color....Rooted!!
Pandigital E-reader
Apple I-touch 16 gig
No android phone, too cheap to pay for the data package!
My nook color is running the 1.3.0 OS I've did everything on the guide and this is not working for me. is there any other way to root it? Or is there any other file I should download to root my nook?
I followed the instructions, got as far as 10, and when I powered the Nook back on, it just booted right into Nook. Didn't get the CM7 boot screen. My device is running v.1.4.1 of the Nook OS. Any thoughts?
I know that the 1.4.1 os wont let you side load anything what i did was that I had to go back to a 1.4.0 to be able to side load here is the website i used to go back to a 1.4.0 on one of my nooks. [Stock Firmware]Restore Barnes & Nobel Nook 1.4.0 from SDCard - xda-developers
I just need to figure out how to make one of my nooks go from a 1.3.0 to a 1.4.0 or a 1.2.1.
I had exactly the same problem, and found it was down to installing CM7 and Gapp at the same time, it's like the SD is not bootable once you do this.
I'm sure this will be fixed soon with a different build, but to get over it, I installed CM7 and gapps separately, and all worked fine.
So for me, I followed the instructions on the first page 1 to 10, but only copy the CM7 zip file NOT the gapp zip to the SD card.
Once running CM7, make sure you setup WiFi, this is very important otherwise the next step will fail and get caught in an install loop.
Power off, install the SD card in your PC again and copy the gapp zip file to the root directory.
Now power up the Nook in "recovery mode". Probably best to google this procedure, but it's press and hold the N button and power button until device starts to boot. Once booted into a boot option screen, select recovery mode on SD card, and you will see the install app running again, as you did in step 7. This installs gapps. Once it finishes, continue onto step 10 on the first page.
If it get's stuck in an enter language loop then WiFi is messed up.
I just want to give a big shout out to J515OP for all the info. Admittedly it took me a week to successfully accomplish it, but I'm now running CM7 on my Nook Color. The first couple of times I tried it, I only booted into stock Nook....third time was a charm, and I think it was because I wasn't using WinImager correctly (not as admin)...now to learn all about Android and figure out how to accomplish dual booting...I've heard it can be done...
hello,
Ii have now sd with only 115MB max size instead 8GB. Need a advice how to increase size to max as previously. I have 8 mSD Kingston and with it it runs very smoothly. And CM7 is damn nice, because CM7 makes it more better Android Tablet than before, so high speed... etc. And another problem, somehow battery life is decreasing pretty a lot, even I closed any applications, but it seems it doesn't help.
And with your post it helped me a lot, cause I had same problem like you. Thanks again for tip
So I have one problem.... After plug in to re-charge battery, touch screen is somewhat different, like unrensposive or going crazy just going to anywhere. But when I plug it to computer, it behaves good.
Btw, how to wipe battery stats and recalibrate with it again?
Thanks for CM7 development and let's meet again![]()
Last edited by Karibes; 02-06-2012 at 06:00 AM.
i saw on eaby somebody selling cm7 cards if i get my nook color should i buy from him he is good feed back
this will save me a lot of time lol its got ics and ginger bread on the card
Hi folks. I need a bit of help here. I just got an 8GB Nook Color and I wanted to boot CM7 from an MicroSD card to avoid having issues with the existing OS. I used the procedure outlined in the first message of this thread, but aftr using the disk image writer, the 16GB Class 10 Samsung MicroSD card I got only had 117MB of space in the primary partition. Whats more, Disk management would not let me delete the partition, or partition the unallocated space. I eventually found an SDformat program which did get all 16GB accessible again, but again, when I tried again, the same thing happened. I really don't want to just buy a pre-rooted card, they are just too expensive so I really want to do this myself. I am running Windows 7 Ultimate on my systems here. Oh and I tried it on different systems on my home lan, but the results were the same. I hope someone has a fix for this. I eagerly await a response and thanks in advance.
Rich