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ok you are booting into froyo from sdcard yes?
all you have to do is email yourself the clockwork apk ( i used yahoo email), then use your browser to download the attachment and install it. after cwr was installed i just reflashed recovery and done!
You can try creating a CWR boot SD Card
Instructions and CWR image can be found
Monster RootPack Manual
I ended up removing CWR and formatting the /data and /system with this (resetting to default)
even if it did take me from 11pm to 445am to work out!
Luckily I didn't have to wipe anything. I just had to reflash Clockwork Recovery from FroYo and everything was ok. I Was just stuck between stock recovery console and the clockwork one. Very happy to find an easy fix, even if it did take me from 11pm to 445am to work out!
OUCH! Well glad to hear you figured out an 'easy' fix...I don't know if a process over 5 1/2 hours long can be considered easy.
Just to confirm:
You used froyo on SD card, installed Rom manager, reflashed cwr, rebooted NC, removed SD card, booted normal and all is well.
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Correct, actually very easy. This simple solution confirms that my issue was ONLY with a messed up /boot that was stuck between stock recovery and CW recovery. Because it was solely a boot issue, all of my other settings and data were safe as long as i was able to reflash a stable boot recovery console. (I hope I am not confusing anyone with my lingo for these things.)
No problem, however, finding and executing this fix has raised a serious question that I am sure is answered somewhere but I can't find it yet:Yes I knew what your problem was, but didn't know how to help you fix it. And I don't usually suggest options, I haven't ran myself, such as froyo on sd, and flashing cwr from it. Was asking for confirmation so others can get help from your post and experience or us here in the Nook section can help the next person who needs help on this issue.
Thanks for detailed explanation.
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It does the same thing when using the bootable CWR...I was able to format /system and /data and install the stock 1.0.1 image, all from the SD card...I can't wait to here this answer!
No problem, however, finding and executing this fix has raised a serious question that I am sure is answered somewhere but I can't find it yet:
When I booted to FroYo on SD, I am running a virtual environment and not off the built in memory. However, when i installed ROM Manager to the virtual environment, I was able to Flash Recovery to the built in boot sector.
This tells me that there is a line between the virtual and real memory areas. So I want to know what types of changes can be made while running an OS on SD that won't affect the built in system. Am I making sense?
If I want to keep my built in system as is, and just play with FroYo (or any other OS on SD) where is the line?
It does the same thing when using the bootable CWR...I was able to format /system and /data and install the stock 1.0.1 image, all from the SD card...I can't wait to here this answer!