Reference and thanks to guys at nookdevs.com: NookColor Email - nookDevs -Plug you NC up your your PC. -Unlock screen, so NC goes into usb mode -Download Email.apk from Android 2.1 (Email.apk) -Move the Email.apk to a folder in c:\android-adk-windows\apps -On your PC, open command prompt (cmd) -Make your way to c:\android-adk-windows\apps -Type "adb kill-server" -Type "adb remount" (should see remount failed: No such files or directory) -Now type the following: adb shell mount -o rw,remount -t ext2 /dev/block/mmcblk0p5 /system exit adb push Email.apk /system/app adb shell chmod 644 /system/app/Email.apk reboot -Your NC will reboot -Unplug your NC, letting your SD remount to the NC -You will find the Email app installed on your NC Setting up your email account (Hotmail) -Open the Email app -Type your email address and password -Press manual setup -Press pop3 -Check your username and password -Incoming server settings Pop3 server: pop3.live.com Port: 995 Security type: SSL -Press next button -Outgoing server settings SMTP server: smtp.live.com Port: 587 Security type: TLS -Check username and password -Press Next button -Check or change your email frequency settings -Press Next button -Choose a name for this email account on your NC -Press Done button -Your emails will start to download After initial setup, you can go into the app settings and make additional changes You should be able to setup any IMAP, POP3, Exchange2003, Exchange 2007, and Exchange2010 email account as long as you know the server information to key in. Merry Christmas!
Hi, I tried your advice today, and interestingly the 'adb' command is not recognized on my laptop. I am running W7 64b. What is your advice to get around this problem? Here is the screen capture of the error on my computer. Fred I
@fnguyen99 When you plug up your NC to your laptop, remember to unlock the NC so it can go into "usb mode". If you don't get "remount failed" in command window then your adb is not talking to your NC.