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Not_A_Crook · 12-25-2009, 11:38 PM

Here's crunch time results of my nook:

(Used in over about 6 hours with only four shutdown inputs)

The Odd behavior:

I noticed that, around the seventh picture I installed onto the nook, that it had displayed each one perfectly.

The result of swapping wallpaper around three times- Potential corruption

The why:

I believe the image files are corrupted because the title bar touch responses are fixed to the filled portions of the text range, followed by not even displaying onto the "front page" of the device at occasions.

Random Speed increases:

Benefits are a possibility here, and I do not suspect these boosts in response times to be a result from 1.1.1, but more or rather the I/O tables being freed of an unnoticed bad file that could have been adjacent to the firmware.

After constant installation sessions- Wierd boosts of flashing speed on the display.

The why:

This could be part o a transfer glitch, and that the Process initialization somehow, could have forced a seemingly compromised volume set to it after constant installation sessions were ran manually. (I swear my OCD gets worse)

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TL;DC: I found unassuming benefits and annoying problems on my nook

P.S.- We could see a 1.1.2 already released next month. (Don't follow Bookeen's footsteps, support team)

12-25-2009, 11:38 PM	#1
Not_A_Crook Which way is up? Posts: 217 Karma: 94 Join Date: Dec 2009 Device: Nook, Alphasmart Neo (word processor, Viable document reader.)	Odd behavior with random speed increases. Here's crunch time results of my nook: (Used in over about 6 hours with only four shutdown inputs) The Odd behavior: I noticed that, around the seventh picture I installed onto the nook, that it had displayed each one perfectly. The result of swapping wallpaper around three times- Potential corruption The why: I believe the image files are corrupted because the title bar touch responses are fixed to the filled portions of the text range, followed by not even displaying onto the "front page" of the device at occasions. Random Speed increases: Benefits are a possibility here, and I do not suspect these boosts in response times to be a result from 1.1.1, but more or rather the I/O tables being freed of an unnoticed bad file that could have been adjacent to the firmware. After constant installation sessions- Wierd boosts of flashing speed on the display. The why: This could be part o a transfer glitch, and that the Process initialization somehow, could have forced a seemingly compromised volume set to it after constant installation sessions were ran manually. (I swear my OCD gets worse) __________________________________________________ _______________ TL;DC: I found unassuming benefits and annoying problems on my nook P.S.- We could see a 1.1.2 already released next month. (Don't follow Bookeen's footsteps, support team) Last edited by Not_A_Crook; 12-26-2009 at 12:23 AM.