LastSilmaril
Senior Member
CWM: ALWAYS a good decision m-f***er! Thanks so much for this!
Can I use ROM Manager as a UI? Or is that a no-no?
Can I use ROM Manager as a UI? Or is that a no-no?
You can't. ROM Manager recognizes the NST as Nook Color and doesn't allow you to do anything.
I'm not sure what you want to do. If you want to replace the recovery on your nook, you can use noogie, just replace the files uRecRam and uRecImg with uRamdisk and uImage from the install_cwm_recovery_rc2.zip. The SD-Card Images boot directly from the SD-Card and don't change the devices recovery.Can this be done manually using noogie? Or perhaps you could make a 4gb image (or tell me how to
Thats correct, but its easily possible to switch back to the stock recovery using install_stock_1.1_recovery.zip from CWM.I feel a need to point out that if you replace the current recovery files on the NST's Boot Partition then you won't be able to use the recovery disk if anything goes wrong you'll be stuck relying purely on CWM.
The only reason that it is still RC is that I can't fix the sstuck after restore bug. Everything else works fine (at least no one reported any problems, and I also didn't experienced any).With that in mind, I'd also wait til it's in an actual release, not just RC before you decide to replace your device's recovery files.
Thats correct, but its easily possible to switch back to the stock recovery using install_stock_1.1_recovery.zip from CWM.
The only reason that it is still RC is that I can't fix the sstuck after restore bug. Everything else works fine (at least no one reported any problems, and I also didn't experienced any).
Anyway, I will add a short warning.
ADB works fine from cwm, but you have to add the usb-id to a config-file. You should find the necessary informations in the threads about adb over usb.
Then there is something wrong with your adb installation. Do you see the nook when it is normally booted?no, there is no ADB device at all. There are only two devices for external usb drives. nothing more.
Then there is something wrong with your adb installation. Do you see the nook when it is normally booted?
You write the img-file to an SD-Card (NOT DIRECTLY ON TO THE NOOK), as you did when you made your touchnooter SD-Card.
When you insert the SD and reboot, CWM will start (this will not install CWM, just start it from the SD-Card). There is really no need to install CWM on the device as long as you aren't developing and need it constantly.
e2fsck -p /dev/block/mmcblk0p5
zoom2_source_rc2.zip are just the files to build the recovery yourself. The new recovery is in the opening post.Which zip is the new, fixed one? The one at the bottom of the above posting, labeled zoom2?
Thats correct, but its easily possible to switch back to the stock recovery using install_stock_1.1_recovery.zip from CWM.I feel a need to point out that if you replace the current recovery files on the NST's Boot Partition then you won't be able to use the recovery disk if anything goes wrong you'll be stuck relying purely on CWM.
The only reason that it is still RC is that I can't fix the sstuck after restore bug. Everything else works fine (at least no one reported any problems, and I also didn't experienced any).With that in mind, I'd also wait til it's in an actual release, not just RC before you decide to replace your device's recovery files.