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Originally Posted by JerseyBiker
I want to softroot my Nook using the instructions at http://nookdevs.com/Softroot I download all the necessary files and installed a memory card in my Nook. The instructions seem simple enough except Step 3: Getting a root shell with the Android Debug Bridge. Since I'm not familiar with the Android program I installed it first to make sure I could run it properly before I started the other steps. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but when I run the information on the command line as instructed all I get are errors that the command is not a internal command or something to that effect. I'm not even sure if step 3 is necessary since it seems like everything is completed in step 2. Is step 3 an option to add other programs or is it a necessary step. Please advise.
~eddie |
You
don't need that step 3 anymore.
Just flash to the old 1.0 firmware (step 1).
Then do the update to the modified firmware (step 2).
They've included all the necessary applications directly into the modified firmware. You don't even need ADB anymore to permanently make nookLauncher your preferred (startup) launcher. It's integrated as well.
BTW: If you'd like to play around with ADB (like I said: It's not necessary, you perfectly can do without), you have to open the command line to the folder "tools" in the ADB.