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Originally Posted by planetrobbie
It's not the command which breaks the nook, it's the wrong argument...
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Originally Posted by stangri
For busybox, assuming you have everything installed as it says on nookdevs:
adb shell /data/local/busybox date MMDDHHmm.ssYYYY
I might be wrong about where the seconds are (they might be after the year), I hope *x experts will correct me if I'm wrong.
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I warned that I wasn't sure where the seconds go. But then I keep forgetting that we live in the world where MacDonald's can be sued if they don't print in capital letters that coffee can be hot. The
nookdevs wiki (thanks to :D ominic post here) has the better info.
At the end of the day, busybox date is a correct command which is much easier and better to use than what you suggested.
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Originally Posted by planetrobbie
... my nook was set to year 1970 and startup script were hanging indefinitely, so the nook wasn't booting any more.
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That's weird, I've had the busybox clock set to 1970 and nook was still booting up fine.