Rooted Nook boot-loop troubles ...

oenie

Member
Jun 26, 2011
2
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Hi,

I've run into a boot-loop problem with my rooted nook color.
It was working fine before, but i turned it off today and connected it to a charger.
Suddenly i noticed it started booting up but the boot stopped at the Nook Color devs screen. It keeps looping on that screen till halfway the word color (in rainbow colors)

I haven't done any updates or anything, it just started doing that.
Is there a way of doing a reset WITHOUT having to go through a factory reset ?
Of course, being the *ss i am, i forgot making a backup, so i would prefer not to lose data and stuff on the nook.

As i recall, i rooted the Nook Color with CMW 3.0.2.8 and Manual Nooter 4.5.18.

Any help would be appreciated :)

Kind regards,

Jeroen
 

dashelter

Member
May 20, 2011
3
0
Hi,

I've run into a boot-loop problem with my rooted nook color.
It was working fine before, but i turned it off today and connected it to a charger.
Suddenly i noticed it started booting up but the boot stopped at the Nook Color devs screen. It keeps looping on that screen till halfway the word color (in rainbow colors)

I haven't done any updates or anything, it just started doing that.
Is there a way of doing a reset WITHOUT having to go through a factory reset ?
Of course, being the *ss i am, i forgot making a backup, so i would prefer not to lose data and stuff on the nook.

As i recall, i rooted the Nook Color with CMW 3.0.2.8 and Manual Nooter 4.5.18.

Any help would be appreciated :)

Kind regards,

Jeroen


I am having the same problem.
Is this something that pertains to the manual rooter?
Should I switch to Phiremod or will I have the same results whether I continue with manual tooter or Phiremod?

Please help.
 

J515OP

Super Moderator
Staff member
Jan 6, 2011
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If you have ClockworkMod Recovery internal hold power and n for like 8 seconds to boot into recovery. Then try clearing your cache partition and dalvik cache. Then reboot.

If you have CWR on a bootable SD card insert that do wipe both as above, unmount the card, remove it and reboot.

Hopefully that will break the boot loop.

JP
 

oenie

Member
Jun 26, 2011
2
0
If you have ClockworkMod Recovery internal hold power and n for like 8 seconds to boot into recovery. Then try clearing your cache partition and dalvik cache. Then reboot.

If you have CWR on a bootable SD card insert that do wipe both as above, unmount the card, remove it and reboot.

Hopefully that will break the boot loop.

JP

I tried the cache wipe, and it looked to go further into the boot ... but in the end it just got into the darn loop again *sigh*
 
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