downloading apk

[deathsycthehe11]

Everytime I try to download a apk on the nook, it says I need a sd card. Is this suppose to happen? Right now, Im running the latest phiremod and the installing non market app is checked. What else do I have to do? I've been researching and found now answer.

 

[AnimaTechnica]

assuming you do have an SD card inserted properly, go to settings, click on Storage, and click Mount SD

 

[deathsycthehe11]

Well, i took it out because it still has CWM in it. Should i format it and then put it back in?

 

[AnimaTechnica]

ideally you would have an SD card you can use for storage - you need it for titanium backup which is highly recommended for backing up your apps - the CWM you used for installing is i assume a bootable SD. If you can keep it that as is and use a separate SD card for storage - it would be great and would come in handy everytime you want to flash a new ROM.

 

[deathsycthehe11]

So there is no way to install internally? Cause if i put the SD card in, it would always just boot into CWM.

 

[Fuganater]

So there is no way to install internally? Cause if i put the SD card in, it would always just boot into CWM.

After you install CWM you reformat you card. This way you can use it for storage.

 

[AnimaTechnica]

well if it comes off the market and it requires an SD card, off the top of my head i can't think of the work around. However if if is a download from a link or site, one way is to connect the nook to your pc via usb, download the apk to your pc and copy it to the nook internal storage. disconnect, download root explorer from the market (also try ES file explorer) and use that to navigate to the internal storage and once you see the file, select it and run the app (typically you would click on the app, then 'operations' then open

the other methods of transferring files without usb connection (using awesome drop or dropbox require an SD card)

 

[J515OP]

So there is no way to install internally? Cause if i put the SD card in, it would always just boot into CWM.

You can install CWM intrenally so that you don't have to use your card for only that purpose.