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Originally Posted by chas0039
I have a retired nook with 1.5 and the 2.5.1 softroot and all is well. You still need to get the latest nookLibrary but the battery issues were addressed. I can't remember what needed to be off as it was a long time back, but it works. Watch out for the 1.6 update, it is buggy. I would almost go back and get the hack which blocks updates as there is nothing more coming and 1.6 could well crash the softroot.
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Thanks for the response!
So, I'm not sure if I'm understanding the process completely:
http://nookdevs.com/Softroot
1. Roll back the firmware (I'm currently at 1.5)
2. Install the custom firmware
3. Replace nookLibrary (Do I just adb install the 1.7 version, and also adb install the Nook Sync app?)
4. Block updates:
adb the following command (1.3):
<code>adb shell rm /system/app/FirmwareUpdateService.apk</code>
Am I missing anything? Also, will I lose all of my books/media when I roll back the firmware, or will everything still be there? It doesn't mention backing up your library.