I love to give it a try. Will check in tomorrow. Hope you Will have time to help me through the process. Tia for the help thusfar.
My Glowlight3, BNRV520 updated to App Version 53.0.67 / 5.3.2.36 from 52.0.77 / 5.2.4.27. It has removed Devanagari fonts NotoSansDevanagariUI-Regular.ttf that I had installed.Or you can download direct from the mother ship version 5.3:
Yeah, it does that. updater-script includes:My Glowlight3, BNRV520 updated...
format("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p5", "0", "/system");
...
package_extract_file("boot.img", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p1");
...
package_extract_file("recovery.img", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p2");
...
assert(run_program("/system/bin/dd", "if=/cache/u-boot.bin", "of=/dev/block/mmcblk0", "bs=512", "seek=2", "skip=2"));
Yeah. Turn the WiFi off!Can I prevent OTA update in future?
# pm disable com.nook.partner.otamanager.OtaIntentService
Ha, thanks, I do keep the Wifi off most of the time to save battery, but need to turn it on when downloading books from the library.Yeah. Turn the WiFi off!
Mmm, try this, no guarantees:
Code:# pm disable com.nook.partner.otamanager.OtaIntentService
Yes, as it wipes the boot image, the recovery image and the system partition.I just bought my Glowlight 3 BNRV520 and rooted it. Will I lose root if I update to the latest firmware?
package_extract_file("recovery.img", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p2");
You can certainly rename/delete /system/priv-app/bnereader.apk.I am wondering whether it is possible to remove some NOOK apps/service to speed up the system performance...
# pm disable com.nook.partner/.FacadeLauncherActivity
# pm disable com.nook.partner/.OobeLauncherActivity
# pm disable com.nook.partner/.daydream.DayDream
# pm disable com.nook.partner/.oobe.OobeOtaActivity
# pm disable com.nook.partner/.oobe.WelcomeScreenActivity
Thank you for your detailed reply. I will take a try later.You can certainly rename/delete /system/priv-app/bnereader.apk.
You can't delete /system/priv-app/partner.apk as much of the system stuff that should be in framework.jar or services.jar ended up in there.
You can delete /system/app/CubeLiveWallpapers.apk & odex
You can use pm (the package manager) to disable a bunch of stuff.
Code:# pm disable com.nook.partner/.FacadeLauncherActivity # pm disable com.nook.partner/.OobeLauncherActivity # pm disable com.nook.partner/.daydream.DayDream # pm disable com.nook.partner/.oobe.OobeOtaActivity # pm disable com.nook.partner/.oobe.WelcomeScreenActivity
Trivia (that I just learned) /system/app/MsgE6.apk is the NTX software responsible for the power down dialog.
Don't remove that!
※ I'm not responsible for what happens during the process of applying this file. ※
BNRV520_52.0.77.zip
drive.google.com
It is Nook Glowlight 3's lastest(52.0.77) firmware.
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[How to Apply]
1. Unzip to /sdcard/TWRP/BACKUPS
2. Boot to TWRP
3. Go to Restore
4. Select that folder
5. Start to restore with swipe
6. (Optional) Format
7. System Reboot
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+1. How to Boot in TWRP : Press Power Button + Front n Button until It boot fastboot mode. and Type the following command "fastboot boot [Filename].img"
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The way is same as How to Restore in TWRP.
Sorry for My bad english![]()
Newer version: 53.0.87New Version!! - 53.0.67
Newer version: 53.0.87
Anytime you want to check the latest direct download of an update for Glow3:
Yeah, I don't know if B&N has gotten crazier with updates or if we just started noticing it more.53.0.95 here![]()
Thank you for looking. It’s a shame B&N don’t follow Kobo and offer a greater level of user customisationYeah, I don't know if B&N has gotten crazier with updates or if we just started noticing it more.
It seems a waste to download 200 Megs and do an update just because they updated a file or two.
If I had a better internet connection I'd track how many files actually change with each update.
@miles600 I took a quick look and it doesn't seem like there is a simple settings fix for page refresh rate.
Newer version: 53.0.87New Version!! - 53.0.67
Yeah, I don't know if B&N has gotten crazier with updates or if we just started noticing it more.53.0.95 here![]()
Did you delete/rename /system/priv-app/partner.apk?Ok. So it looks like the bootanimation. When I kill it from the shell the device is ready. Any ideas what causes this?
I tried to run the script on my Glowlight 3, using a Windows PC that has Minimal ADB and Fastboot installed. I can see my Glowlight in adb devices. I can install apps to my Glowlight. However, when I try to run rootnook.cmd, I get a message - ADB not connected?
What am I missing?
Disk /dev/block/mmcblk0: 7818 MB, 7818182656 bytes
4 heads, 16 sectors/track, 238592 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 64 * 512 = 32768 bytes
Partition Format Id Start End Size (bytes) Mount
--------- ------ -- ----- ------ ------------- ---------
mmcblk0 1 238592 7,818,182,656
mmcblk0p1 emmc 83 33 223 6,258,688 /boot
mmcblk0p2 emmc 83 609 1632 33,554,432 /recovery
mmcblk0p3 5 1633 26720 822,083,584
mmcblk0p4 ext4 83 26720 238080 6,925,877,248 /data
mmcblk0p5 ext4 83 1665 13952 402,653,184 /system
mmcblk0p6 ext4 83 13984 26272 402,685,952 /cache
mmcblk0p7 ext4 83 26304 26560 8,421,376 /device
mmcblk0p8 emmc 83 26592 26719 4,194,304 /misc
Of course!anyone brave enough to pop theirs open and see if there is a UART possibility or not?
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