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20th May 2012, 03:47 PM
(Last edited by aspipatel; 4th July 2012 at 03:28 PM.)
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![]() Thanks raywaldo, Meghd00t and todd3835 Step 1:
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Now, you have yourself a Complete Factory Version of Nook; Please Note that THIS will WIPE everything. That means you will have a Brand New Nook just like when you first bought it from BN. A clean and EMPTY NOOK! This will erase ROOT, Your Personal Information and Data. Thanks to raywaldo, Meghd00t and todd3835. If i help you out PLEASE dont forget to hit THANKS. Good Luck, Aspi PS: PM me if you are having any issues with my instructions here. Update; If you have followed every steps from above instruction and still getting "please contact nook support" then you have "erased" factory partition table which means that now your device doesn't have any "build history" associated with it, like serial number, build info and so on. That means that factory ROM will not be able to run without getting that information from your device so your best choice is to call BN or go to BN and get a warranty or replacement service. |
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21st May 2012, 03:56 AM
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Good clear instructions, I like it.
The image will work fine to restore both 8GB and 16GB units, so you can clarify that in the title. You don't really need to sdformat the sdcard before since the image contains a partition table with 2 partitions already, however you will need that sdformat tool to clear the 2 partitions and reuse the card. |
source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1663836