Now that we have our own forum, time to stake a claim.
Nooter is an image that's loaded to a microSD card that can boot the Nook Color into a basic Linux environment. It automatically enables adb and turns off ro.secure on bootup, so no interaction is necessary to get root. Nooter sets up the USB port as a USB ethernet device (RNDIS) compatible with most modern OSes to allow SSH logins. From there the ROM can be dumped, partitions mounted and edited, and (hopefully someday) bricks debricked.
replaced composite CDC USB device with RNDIS. This should "just work" under most XP and later Windows
add ext2tools, dosfstools, util-linux for manual flash disk reformatting
Thanks to [mbm] for the root procedure, kernel config, and not sleeping; KCHASE731 for dissecting his NC for vital clues about the hardware config; and the rest of #nookdevs
If we've already rooted with Nooter v.01, and are using windows, is there any harm in rooting again with Nooter v.02?
Oh, and THANKS!
Both versions will write the file to turn on adb every time they boot, but will only patch the ramdisk if it hasn't been done already. There's no difference in the rooting procedure from 0.1 and 0.2, just the tools for people wanting to get a shell outside of Android.
I must have done something wrong, but my NC just boots like normal, it never boots off the microSD card.
I am using Ubuntu Maverik.
I install the SD card while the nook is powered down and then I plug the USB cable to the computer, which automatically starts the NC, but it just boots in the OS like normal. after the NC boots, it will connect the sd card and flash memory like normal, and show the nooter02 sd contents.
Any suggestions?
EDIT: OK, figured it out, I used mmcblk0p1, instread of mmcblk0
Current Device:
Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Past Devices:
HTC Incredible
Rogers Magic on AT&T
HTC Touch HD
AT&T Tilt
Hi
I receive my NC today !. It's great nooter 0.2 is awesome for two points :
it gives root access and ...
It demonstrates that the overclock is possible, because the uImage/u-boot force the clock to 1Ghz and it's working well
Hi
I receive my NC today !. It's great nooter 0.2 is awesome for two points :
it gives root access and ...
It demonstrates that the overclock is possible, because the uImage/u-boot force the clock to 1Ghz and it's working well
Code:
cat cpuinfo_cur_freq
1000000
About 997 bogomips
Cheers
Occip
Heh, I never even checked! I used the config for the Zoom3 sdk (OMAP3630 like the DX) for x-loader and u-boot and I guess that's where that gets set.
We should have BN's sources for both soon enough, and it will be a very easy change to the stock bootloader to get 1GHz in Android.
I must have done something wrong, but my NC just boots like normal, it never boots off the microSD card.
I am using Ubuntu Maverik.
I install the SD card while the nook is powered down and then I plug the USB cable to the computer, which automatically starts the NC, but it just boots in the OS like normal. after the NC boots, it will connect the sd card and flash memory like normal, and show the nooter02 sd contents.
Any suggestions?
EDIT: OK, figured it out, I used mmcblk0p1, instread of mmcblk0
Um, help? I'm following the directions and I'm familiar with the mmcblk0 from my multiple phones, but I don't understand how that applies here. I'm using Maverick and get the same thing you do...it just boots normally.
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