Install it and then you'll need to write the img file to your sd card. Next you'll need to download Win32 Disk Imager

This guide assumes you are using Windows:įirst you'll need to delete all the partitions off your sd card, format it and make 1 new partition. So I'll walk you through the install to install it to the internal memory. I have seen that you did do the sd card install. I would also like to not have to reinstall the mod and possibly losing my information and content along with it. If the method I'm planning to use isn't possible, please state another way I can do so. I don't know if it's possible, but I would like as much help as possible finding the solution. After that I want to merge the partitions excluding the boot files, so the OS would use it as a SD card and I would have at least 1GB SD card memory space. I want the OS to use the 5GB disk as it's main, but I have no idea how to do this and you can't move any content to it via the Android OS.

The Android OS uses the (Ext4) as it's internal memory, but it also shows the 5 GB disk as another internal memory but doesn't use it at all.

I want to use the MyNOOKcolor disk as the main storage for my content. The partitions of the SD card that was used for the mod are too small and I want to have more space. MyNOOKcolor is I believe the true internal memory of the tablet as it's 5 GB big (I heard there's 8 GB for the tablet, but the other 3 GB must have been used for the first mod though my software is only picking up one partition) I moved the files from SDCARD to MyNOOKcolor. When I plug in the tablet via USB it shows SDCARD and MyNookcolor. SDCARD(FAT) 220 MB - This is shown as the tablet's SD card *I moved the content from here to another location (explained below). (Ext4) 958 MB- The second one, and this is used as the tablet's main internal memory for some reason. (Ext4) 463 MB- I'm not sure what this is for as I don't see it being used by the tablet. This is what it looks like when it's installed:Į:boot (FAT32) 298 MB - I believe these are the main boot files for the mod. The downside to using this method though is that it creates several partitions and it formats the SD card to a severely small size (I'm using a 2 GB SD). I rooted it again to use cyanogemod 10(Android OS 4.1) and it was successful using the SD Card method. My uncle gave me a Nook color which he rooted to run cyanogenmod 7(Android OS 2.3). I'm having incredible difficulty here and I've spent hours on top of hours trying to solve the issue.

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