That is boot image only
Just boot to recovery mode n select install the rom zip file. Before that select wipe cache n dalvik cache. Wiping data/factory reset is optional but recommended if you are flashing between different developers
You must have recovery installed first - install this from toolkit. You have 2 choices Cwm or twrp. Both are equally good. I chose twrp as it can backup rom to external usb devices n backup/restore rom is faster than Cwm

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Added on December 15, 2012, 7:30 pmStock image only 200mb max
Good you download n keep copy in pc
You never know when you will need it

This post has been edited by benny888: Dec 15 2012, 07:30 PM

APN is simply my3g
http://www.u.com.my/how/phone-settings

No such problems at all. I am on jb 4.21.1

Usually less than 5 minutes. If exceed 10 mins just boot back to fastboot mode select recovery n wipe cache n data n try reboot

Lacking external sd is not big issue
Use USB otg cable n can connect to USB thumb drives n external sdcard ( up to 64gb) n USB hard drives ( up to 1 tb)

Just copy it to root of internal storage
Use recovery mode to flash it only. Boot to recovery n just select install zip
You must have recovery installed first . Do it using nexus7 toolkit

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Added on December 16, 2012, 12:45 pmAny file explorer app will do fine

This post has been edited by benny888: Dec 16 2012, 12:45 PM

Share apps among different users on Ver 4.2

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/shar...on-the-nexus-7/

You can only access the us playstore to download ebooks. Use a vpn server to do it to view the large variety available
But you cannot buy unless you have a us credit card
You can buy ebooks from kobo n these books you purchased can be read even in your pc n iphone/ipad
I have bought many ebooks from kobo

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Added on December 16, 2012, 10:52 pmNO

This post has been edited by benny888: Dec 16 2012, 10:52 PM

Getting a nexus n not even rooting it is analogous buying a bus n transport few persons only everytime
Or buying a sports car n driving at 100kph consistently
Rooting is easy n will not harm tablet

About rm600 since is about 2 months old

Any reasons - care to share why are you selling it off

Good reason.
Thought you are not happy with it. Best alternative to it is tab 7.7 or even ipad mini

Mini is lighter n slimmer definitely more portable
Mini display outshine n7 but text look better on N7
I still maintain my opinion N7 has the worst display in all the androids I have used
I dump my mini solely because of its weaker wifi n poorer thether with my Note2 making a poorer n less enjoyable experience on internet stuffs

Is definitely better on text with n7 vs I pad mini

I have tested several roms ( all 4.2 and above ) and these are my opinion:

Mix AOSP/CM
paranoidandroid 2.99 b8 : BEST
Sparsko Linaro

AOSP
TeamEOS 4 : Highly recommended
SlimBean Alpha 1 : Poor
Smoothrom 4.2 : Worst
Modaco JR12 : Best
cleanrom 3 : Recommended
Xenon HD RC3 : Highly recommended

AOKP
Official AOKP dec14 : MY FAVORITE

CM 10
Official CM 10.1 : Recommended
Euroskank 10.1 : best
Unofficial CM10 nightlies

These roms performance wise I dont see any major significant difference. Its difference is in the features and is up to you to judge whether you need those features. Battery wise also I do not find any significant differences
All are on its original kernels

Nexus 7c has its own set of custom roms. Check specs of rom before install to avoid hard bricking
Some of available roms : modaco jr4, paranoidandroid 2.99, cm 10.1 nightlies

No more

If not root you need install nexus media importer from Playstore. Limited functions in fact I would say is poor
Root it n install stick mount n you can use any file explorer app to access files on external usb devices
If cannot even detect mouse means your cable is defective

This post has been edited by benny888: Dec 19 2012, 07:11 PM

It is hidden file . use root explorer and locate it in /data/media/0/

QUOTE : With Android 4.2, Google introduced multiple users as a new feature. In order to accommodate multiple users, Google is now giving each user a their own folder for storage. If you upgraded to 4.2 from 4.1, then the 4.2 ROM will look for a certain file in /data to determine whether it needs to migrate all of your files to the new multi-user data structure. By default, 4.2 migrates all of /data/media to /data/media/0.

A problem arose though with custom recoveries. A custom recovery retains the /data/media folder during a factory reset. When you factory reset and then boot a 4.2 ROM again, the 4.2 ROM will migrate everything in /data/media again. It will migrate your files every time you factory reset. This multiple migration is what resulted in some people having their files moved to /sdcard/0 or even /sdcard/0/0 etc.

As a special note, if you restore a backup to a prior version of Android, you may have to move your files out of /data/media/0 and into /data/media to be able to see them again.

That is why I highly recommend to use TWRP recovery as it can allow you to backup to external USB drives ( thumb drives, ext sdcard, etc) and you save at least 2 gb precious space from your intermnal memory. Backup is just a single folder file unlike CWNM where is broken down to 2 - one backup + OBB folder. You cannot just simply delete any CWM backup as you cannot identify manually the exact details in the OBB folder
Backup and restore using TWRP is about 30% faster than CWM

This post has been edited by benny888: Dec 19 2012, 10:28 PM

The version in the Nexus toolkit could be older than present
After you have flash it, use GooManager ( free app download from playstore) : menu/settings/install openrecoveryscript and update to latest TWRP version