[HOW-TO] Install Official CM7 Release (Gingerbread) to Internal Memory (eMMC)

[irid10t]

Did it today following xda-developers - View Single Post - [USER] CM7 General Discussion thread.

Everything perfect.. Files downloaded/installed were:

new OS - cm_encore_full-35.zip
google apps stuff - gapps-gb-20110307-signed.zip
OC kernel - update-CM7-dalgrin-OC-emmc-040411.zip

 

[Loondog]

Is anyone having problems with Email syncing (via Exchange)? I have it set to push but no go. Even when I manual sync, no activity. Every once in a while it will update...but have not been able to determine a pattern.

 

[aviduser]

Use the Clockwork image and follow the instructions in the OP. While you're at it get Clockwork 3.0.1.0 from the link in my OP, there is a flashable ZIP that will put clockwork on your internal memory so you don't have to use the memory card to update or flash stuff.

Kazy: Thanks for your help. I did check the link and looks very helpful. The only thing is that is starts with 3 steps that are not explained (including boot into recovery mode). The other thing is that it requires you to link off to other pages to find specific directions for specific steps. This includes the SD card flashing process (which I did with autonooter, but would have to dig up the directions to do again).

I did the autonooter root ok, but I don't do this everyday. If your instructions included the stuff about starting from the very beginning (ie, rooted), I would be grateful. I am not a computer or mobile device newbie, but I am a unix/command line/rooting newbie.

Thanks,

aviduser

 

[vor]

Try these instructions aviduser:

NookColor: CyanogenMod Internal Installation - nookDevs

 

[Kazy]

Posted a new set of instructions!

 

[bravebull]

Stable version of CM 7.0.0 is out. Download it at:
CyanogenMod Mirror Network - Powered by TDRevolution

 

[oldpueblo]

Is it normal for the NC to be losing battery to Cell standby? I know Phone idle is supposed to be there, but Cell standy seems like something that should be disabled. I charged my NC and then haven't touched it, and it's used 41% of my battery since then (2d 9h idle). The other 55% is Phone idle and then 4% ROM Manager.

EDIT: Nevermind, found this and will give it a shot.

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/16323-cm7-discussion-of-nightlies/page__view__findpost__p__156414

 

[Skilover]

Use the Clockwork image and follow the instructions in the OP. While you're at it get Clockwork 3.0.1.0 from the link in my OP, there is a flashable ZIP that will put clockwork on your internal memory so you don't have to use the memory card to update or flash stuff.

What is an "OP", and where do I find it?

 

[ragnarokx]

OP = original post. See post #1 of the thread.

Sent by a little green robot

 

[mikeyonline]

Worked like a champ. Just did two of them in my office this afternoon. Took longer to download the files then to install on the Nooks...

 

[uflac1105]

download question for first step

Try these instructions aviduser:

NookColor: CyanogenMod Internal Installation - nookDevs

(Download the file that corresponds to the size of your microSD card here. Unzip this file to your desktop)

What am I downloading here? The rest of the instructions look easy, but I am no sure what I am downloading in this first step?



Read more: NookColor: CyanogenMod Internal Installation - nookDevs
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What am I downloading here? The rest of the instructions look easy, but I am no sure what I am downloading in this first step?



Read more: NookColor: CyanogenMod Internal Installation - nookDevs
Under Creative Commons License: Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike

 

[MarkMcCoskey]

Just installed CM7 onto what was a rooted NC running 1.0.1. Everything went smooth. The only deviation was that I had to pull out my SD card after burning clockworkmod.img, then push it back in, THEN I could copy the ZIP files to the card. I then placed the SD card into the NC and followed the instructions. It was a piece of cake, went like clockwork. I salute everyone who participated. This NC is a much nicer device now that it is running 2.3.3. Thanks all!!!

 

[mikeyonline]

. The only deviation was that I had to pull out my SD card after burning clockworkmod.img, then push it back in, THEN I could copy the ZIP files to the card. I

Same thing here.

 

[|-KGB-|CaptHowdy]

do you need to already be rooted or can you start fresh out of the box?

 

[jon1371usmc]

do you need to already be rooted or can you start fresh out of the box?

Rooted

EDIT: I was under the impression that you would need to be rooted, but I may have spoke to soon. Check the original post for more instruction and clarification. Sorry for any confusion.

 

[groides]

Hey Everyone....I'm stuck. Originally had a rooted Nook then followed the instructions in the OP step by step. Install was smooth. Now...when I boot up the Nook I see the Cyanogen 7 Animation and it just stays there...little blue arrow going round and round and round......and round....and round....

 

[uflac1105]

I have done all of the steps but when I BOOT up everything goes ok until I go to install the the zips and I get a message

E:Can't open /sdcard/cm_encore_full-38.zip
(bad)
Installation aborted
E:can't mount /cache/recovery/log
E:can't open /cache/recovery/log
E: can't mount/cache/recovery/last_log
E:can't open//cache/recovery/last_log

 

[taspankya]

http://muffinworld.net/android/nookcolor/clockwork/cwmr_3.0.1.0.zip

seems to be down.. anyone else have this hosted?

 

[pictmark]

I have the same problem as groides. Because Muffinworld was down, I wasn't able to download the clockworkmod file. Couldn't locate it else where. I am not sure if that would make a difference. I started with an unrooted 1.0.1 original NC install, registered. Any words of wisdom?

 

[vor]

Are you guys wipe/resetting everything before installing the CM7 zip?