Create ClockworkMod Bootable SDCard For Nook Tablet
Author: Ray Waldo
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How to create a bootable SDCard with ClockWorkMod (CWM) to use with the Nook Tablet (8gb or 16gb). In this video, I show you how to use a Ubuntu (Linux) Live CD or USB Thumbdrive that we created in other episodes, to make a BOOTABLE SDCard and add the CWM Recovery program to it. BTW, this process gives you access to the FULL size of the SDCard. There is no need to try and expand the size. All support and download links can be found on my website: http://raywaldo.com/2012/05/root-nook-tablet-with-cwm-sdcard/
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Is it possible to install Ubuntu on Nook Tablet? If so, can you please do a tutorial on that? THX
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SIr , can we use exactly the same procedure and files to boot any phone from the created bootable memory card ?
Please reply and if not then plzz provide me files to boot my XOLO Q700S into cwm recovery using cwm installed on bootable memory card...
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at 2:44 where did you already have these files on your sd card from??
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ola amigo achei interesante mais esse projeto funciona em tablet samsung gt p1000n
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I also do not have the CWM folder...
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subbed!
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tried to download the zip but it doesnt contain the CWM folder inside when I extract. Am i missing something?
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Does this work with the Nook Color as well?
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thanks sir you are great thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaank you
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The Nook has problems with the 3.0 kernel (for CM10). One of my favorite devs on XDA is Meghd00t. He recently released a ROM that should be among the best. I have not tried it but I suggest you look in the XDA threads /Nook Tablet/Android Development. Find the "cherry pick" ROM thread and download from there. I will likely have a video & guide for this in a few days. I cannot post the link (YouTube!). That is why I keep asking everyone to visit my website with questions or comments.
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Sorry about that. It should be working now. Hope it helps.
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Link is dead in the description.