Quote:
Originally Posted by Renate
If you get stuck in Noogie or recovery:
Code:
# dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/block/by-name/misc count=1
# reboot
(Newer recoveries have a replacement reboot command that cleans up.)
Well, apparently it's not there.
If you do have /data mounted you can adb push the file again.
If you have /cache you can push it there instead.
On other devices with big updates I just use an external flash drive. |
Thank you very much for the help again!
I was able to get out of recovery mode by putting the update.zip file into cache like you said and it worked. For some reason, using data didn't work even though I thought I had both mounted. After the update-binary command I could use the dd command and then I could reboot
I had to end up re rooting the Nook which wasn't a big deal, but the edits I made to the sleep images did not stay, as everything was wiped. I want to try this again but I am not sure how to make the edits to the sleep images aren't erased when I take the Nook out of recovery mode. Are there any things I should watch out for if I follow your steps from your post #456 or is there a certain time I should be deleting the sleep images and replacing 1.png with my own? Or does doing the commands in #456 just reset the Nook?
Thank you again for all your help!