Issue with rooted nook color

[SCION]

Originally Posted by rogerperk

Yes. Booze. Hooch. Liquid stupid. Or just coffee if you'd rather.

I'm assuming you don't mean this to be an insult.

[Snard]

I think he was just referring to liquor as "liquid stupid", i.e. something you drink that can make you do (or say) stupid stuff.

[SCION]

Originally Posted by Snard

I think he was just referring to liquor as "liquid stupid", i.e. something you drink that can make you do (or say) stupid stuff.

Thanks.

[WhiskeySix]

Originally Posted by rogerperk

the non-working book icon.

Ah, someone else with the same problem I'm having! Has anyone found a cause/solution to this? I think it might have started when I remapped my volume buttons [to Menu, Back]. I reverted to the .bak copies of the config files and rebooted; this returned the volume buttons to their original function, but the open book icon (which opens what you're currently reading) still does nothing. (The icon glows while pressed, but no action follows)

[SCION]

Originally Posted by WhiskeySix

Ah, someone else with the same problem I'm having! Has anyone found a cause/solution to this? I think it might have started when I remapped my volume buttons [to Menu, Back]. I reverted to the .bak copies of the config files and rebooted; this returned the volume buttons to their original function, but the open book icon (which opens what you're currently reading) still does nothing. (The icon glows while pressed, but no action follows)

I'm assuming you're using a home screen replacement (launcher). The consensus is that you need to return to the stock homescreen after a reboot. The continue reading icon will work until the next reboot. At which time you have to return to the stock homescreen again.

Give it a try now. Return to stock homescreen. Open book from library or drop down menu on home screeen. Exit book by going someplace else. Press continue reading icon.

[WhiskeySix]

Originally Posted by SCION

I'm assuming you're using a home screen replacement (launcher). The consensus is that you need to return to the stock homescreen after a reboot. The continue reading icon will work until the next reboot. At which time you have to return to the stock homescreen again.

Give it a try now. Return to stock homescreen. Open book from library or drop down menu on home screeen. Exit book by going someplace else. Press continue reading icon.

Ah, thanks scion! I don't have the NC w/ me here at work, but I'll definitely try this out when I get home! (Yes, I've set ADW as the default launcher.)

You know... I did notice it was working when I didn't have a default launcher selected.... when pressing the 'n' button brings up a dialog asking to select between 'home' and 'ADWLauncher'. I wonder if every reboot does it OR if its just when booting with a non-nook-launcher as default?I mean there are three cases right?

1) Nook as default
2) No default (pressing 'n' prompts for which home to use).
3) Non-nook as default (e.g. ADW, LauncherPro, etc) as default

I wonder if the open book button is initialized properly (during boot) in only the first case, or if it might work in the second case as well?

[SCION]

Originally Posted by WhiskeySix

Ah, thanks scion! I don't have the NC w/ me here at work, but I'll definitely try this out when I get home! (Yes, I've set ADW as the default launcher.)

You know... I did notice it was working when I didn't have a default launcher selected.... when pressing the 'n' button brings up a dialog asking to select between 'home' and 'ADWLauncher'. I wonder if every reboot does it OR if its just when booting with a non-nook-launcher as default?I mean there are three cases right?

1) Nook as default
2) No default (pressing 'n' prompts for which home to use).
3) Non-nook as default (e.g. ADW, LauncherPro, etc) as default

I wonder if the open book button is initialized properly (during boot) in only the first case, or if it might work in the second case as well?

Good question. We're all trying to get a grasp on this stuff.

[WhiskeySix]

Unless someone else tries it first, I'll post back later tonight if I figure anything out

Thanks for bouncing some ideas around w/ me!

[French]

Originally Posted by SCION

I'm assuming you're using a home screen replacement (launcher). The consensus is that you need to return to the stock homescreen after a reboot. The continue reading icon will work until the next reboot. At which time you have to return to the stock homescreen again.

Give it a try now. Return to stock homescreen. Open book from library or drop down menu on home screeen. Exit book by going someplace else. Press continue reading icon.

This is in fact working as you describe.

[French]

Originally Posted by SCION

[snip]You were that bored, huh? Man, I don't have anything to do. I know! Let me turn off my NC. [/snip]

HAHA...I laughed out loud on this. I thank you for refraining from asking ME what my problem was (and refraining from listing your assumptions) as to why I had to set my brightness down to zero not once, but TWICE. Knowing darn well it would result in a completely black screen....

[slayda]

Originally Posted by French

HAHA...I laughed out loud on this. I thank you for refraining from asking ME what my problem was (and refraining from listing your assumptions) as to why I had to set my brightness down to zero not once, but TWICE. Knowing darn well it would result in a completely black screen....

For some reason, I don't think that was a bright idea. Actually kinda dim.

[SCION]

Silly!

[French]

Originally Posted by slayda

For some reason, I don't think that was a bright idea. Actually kinda dim.

Well that's what happens when I listen to ideas that come from the dark recesses of my brain.

[SCION]

Love the wit!

[slayda]

Originally Posted by French

Well that's what happens when I listen to ideas that come from the dark recesses of my brain.

Should get a brain that is backlit!