Help a noob with phiremod v2

[rico2001]

I can't believe I missed that very small but very important detail myself, even posted the wrong link.

We could have had this issue wrapped up around post 4 or 5.

 

[Pyro6128]

Yup that did it. Finally! Now to read up on how to pimp this baby out. Thanks for all the help everyone. It is IMMENSELY appreciated

 

[faceman]

Glad I could help. It's the ONE think about phiremod that I don't like, he is concurrently managing two builds (one based on CM7, the other based on a Froyo) but doesn't name them differently enough for people to catch unless they pay REAL close attention.

Also Rico - the updated CWR has an issue when Flashing Recovery - you get the FULL list of devices and there are TWO nook color options. We need to update your how-to to reflect that.

 

[mooniegt]

I've been thinking about giving phiremod a try. I'm rooted, on b&n 1.1 with the 1.1 GHz kernal. Questions:

1) the installation procedure for installing phiremod is not dependent on whether or not I've rooted and/or which kernal I'm running right?
2) I've bought a couple of apps from the market (setcpu, tapatalk, etc.). Will I lose those and have to purchase them again, or is the fact that my account previously purchased them going to allow me to download them again for free?
3) Do I need to do anything special to backup my apps with Ti Backup to port them over to phiremod? I have Ti Backup installed, but I have not backed up any apps with it because I don't understand what backing up an app means/does...
4) Anything that should be done pre phiremode to help the post phiremod install as far as getting my apps back etc.?

Thanks in advance!

 

[mooniegt]

And one more: what are the pros/cons of using the beta 2 vs v4? From up above it sounds like the beta 2 is installed onto the emmc and the v4 is installed from the sd card? I'm not sure that that's right... I'm confused...

 

[avi]

1. Nope, it is not dependent as it will be directly installed to internal storage.
2. Better take a back up using Titanium or similar
3. No, you don't need to port anything, just take back up.
4. Back up
5. Beta 2 is Froyo and v4 is Gingerbread. Froyo is quite stable compared to v4.