If any other devices (virtual or physical) are connected, the batch is liable to fail at making a connection to the Nook.


root_bat | Batch used for rooting new hardware nooks. A restart of the nook is needed after rooting.

goto_adb | Batch will connect to Nook and then leave you in command prompt to use adb.

app_install | Drag and drop apk files onto this batch to install them on the Nook.

adb_usb | Will push modified files into the Nook so it can be used for adb over usb (disables wifi adb)

remove_native_files | *Work in process* Removes a number of native apps as well as does a couple other things. See notes below for more details.

run_vnc | An automation of the process outlined @ http://nookdevs.com/VNC.


Notes:

*goto_adb and app_install both read from a txt file that gets created in the android platform-tools folder called currentip.txt.
 This is designed for autoconnecting to the Nook.

*adb_usb requires both the adbd file and g_file_storage.ko to be in the same directory as the batch. 
 The files can be found in a link at the bottom of this page: http://nookdevs.com/ADB_Over_USB (Under heading 'Binary for 1.5')

*remove_native_files requires the installing of an alternate launcher.
 It is highly recomended that you look inside it to know what exactly is being removed.
 This batch also enables 3rd party downloading of apps.





Updates:

-root_bat will now echo the ip you enter unto currentip.txt, so you wont need to re-enter the ip after rooting.

-app_install will now close if no errors are found. If a package fails to install, it will warn you of the type of error.



The root_bat file is known to work on sn1005 devices, and has been reported to have worked on sn1011 devices as well.

All of these batch files were designed for connection via wifi. They have not been scripted for usb use.