Tablet DIY CM10.0 Jellybean SDcard for Nook Tablet

[aagstn]

Got my $99 1saleaday Nook Tablet finally yesterday and did the mod and I'm thrilled with it. Don't know if I have the skill to do any updates, but I'm very happy with how everything is running right now.

[aagstn]

Liking it so much I considered putting the mod onto the main memory. Wow. Instructions for doing this are incomprehensible. I see why people go the SD or N2A route.

[Asawi]

LOL! I'm with you! I thought about putting it internally as well, but it's running so smooth from sd that I decided to not risk messing it up! At least not yet. I know I won't be able to stay away from it forever, but I think I'll wait for more stable releases.

[livramax]

Originally Posted by Asawi

LOL! I'm with you! I thought about putting it internally as well, but it's running so smooth from sd that I decided to not risk messing it up! At least not yet. I know I won't be able to stay away from it forever, but I think I'll wait for more stable releases.

I've been using the most recent version 12/08 since its release, and its reliable/stable performance has crossed the threshold for me to take the plunge and install it internally on emmc.

[fredlave]

If it's not too much trouble, when you do the EMMC root, could you post your procedure? (BTW, EMMC is the acronym for Embedded Multi Media Card.)
Also, I used my 8 GB CM7 SD card to install Succulent's ParanoidAndroid ROM - wiped it and set up the partitions with MiniTool and installed the ROM and GAPPS. It runs really well. I installed all my apps from another CM10 SD card by backing them up, with data, with Titanium Backup and then put the backup file on my desktop, switched cards in the tablet, moved the b/u file to the ParanoidAndroid card and then restored it with TT. Worked well. No lost apps or data.

[livramax]

Originally Posted by fredlave

If it's not too much trouble, when you do the EMMC root, could you post your procedure?
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See my post here for an overview of the process I used to install CM10 on my NT emmc.

[kevinp]

Originally Posted by fredlave

If it's not too much trouble, when you do the EMMC root, could you post your procedure? (BTW, EMMC is the acronym for Embedded Multi Media Card.)
Also, I used my 8 GB CM7 SD card to install Succulent's ParanoidAndroid ROM - wiped it and set up the partitions with MiniTool and installed the ROM and GAPPS. It runs really well. I installed all my apps from another CM10 SD card by backing them up, with data, with Titanium Backup and then put the backup file on my desktop, switched cards in the tablet, moved the b/u file to the ParanoidAndroid card and then restored it with TT. Worked well. No lost apps or data.

I know what I'll be doing next time! Thanks for the tip.

[afv011]

You can run CM10.1 (JB 4.2.1) now on the nook tablet, I"m running it on mine.

Source

[livramax]

Originally Posted by fredlave

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I installed all my apps from another CM10 SD card by backing them up, with data, with Titanium Backup and then put the backup file on my desktop, switched cards in the tablet, moved the b/u file to the ParanoidAndroid card and then restored it with TT. Worked well. No lost apps or data.

With recent CM10 releases most of the time during initialization after 1st boot all my apps got auto-downloaded from Google backup service and auto re-installed. The apps' personal settings however are not auto-restored (I believe this is a feature selectable by the app's developer) and this is where Backup apps like Titanium can come in handy. I had tried Titatium a few months back and found that not all apps (e.g., Opera Mobile) got handled properly -- i.e., they would crash/force-close after restoral -- in which case I had to manually uninstall/re-install those particular apps before they would work again. I have not tried Titanium recently to know if that this problem has been fixed.

[fredlave]

Succulent (iamafanof.wordpress.com) has been busy. He posted an updated CM10 image file using a build from 12/08. It works well though it's for a 2 GB μSD card so the partitions need to be massaged to fill an 8 GB card - he provides some brief instructions to do this.
He also posted a CM10.1 (android 4.2) build for the nook tablet but it doesn't appear ready an SD installation yet.

[ogol]

Originally Posted by livramax

Super easy process for making an SDcard with CM10 (Jelly Bean) for Nook Tablet (courtesy of XDA developer Succulent):

http://iamafanof.wordpress.com/2012/...r-nook-tablet/

Just down load the SDcard image file and write it to an SDcard of your choice (Sandisk class 4 is generally best).

This one is easier:

http://claptop.com/2012/12/how-to-ma...r-nook-tablet/

[livramax]

Originally Posted by ogol

This one is easier:

http://claptop.com/2012/12/how-to-ma...r-nook-tablet/

It uses the same process and software image by the developer iamafanof (aka Succulent@XDA), simply a more condensed description tailored for first-time sdcard build using Win OS.

I'd recommend use of the developer's blog site for up-to-date CM10 builds and discussion/support.

[Asawi]

Originally Posted by ogol

This one is easier:

Yes, it's easier. But only because it points to someone else's hard work and doesn't even bother to say so or give credit! Bad taste IMHO!
(Not on you part Ogol, but the "guide")

The original blog post by Iamafanof is more "complicated" because it covers a lot more than this "how to".

[livramax]

Succulent has just released the SDcard image of his CM10.1 (based on Jelly Bean 4.2.1) build today:

http://iamafanof.wordpress.com/2013/...k-tablet-0110/

[Asawi]

But I was just about to go to bed! Now I have to download burn and play before I get any sleep! Shame on you!