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Originally Posted by NookLuser
Blue,
I used a linux host but it didn't matter. I saw all those partitions but I only modified the boot partition per the instructions. It, alone, should be enough.
BUT, I also wanted to back it up first. I could not understand the NookDev instructions for doing that, so I skipped that step. BUT,
Has anyone successfully backed up the original config?
http://nookdevs.com/NookTouch_Rooting step 8
"dd if=/dev/<nook> of=nook_touch_backup.img bs=1M" ?
I think there must be some unmounting / remounting implied here that I missed. My Ubuntu netbook mapped things under /device, and I got lost after that.
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*Ubuntu*
Once at that step (or after just booting off of the noogie sd card), open Disk Utility and find the Nook under Peripheral Devices, it'll have a lot of volumes on the right column, now look for the little section that says "Device: /dev/sd*"
if it says /dev/sdb like on mine, type on terminal:
Code:
sudo dd if=/dev/sdb of=nook_touch_backup.img bs=1M
It should give you a 2 gb backup of the whole Nook, placing it in your home directory