I have included the default root.xml + extra first entry in customizations/my feeds you need to edit your library's parameters and put it into a folder named my feeds in the root of the Nook.Įdit both occurences of If you don't use https, change that to http. If you want two-click access, install a custom root feed with the correct address:
you probably want to stick it behind a reverse proxy (I like NGINX), so that you can add HTTPS and use the standard port and such. you can run it on a server from the commandline:Ĭalibre-server -port=$PORT -username=$USERNAME -password=$PASSWORD -with-library=$LIBRARY. you can launch it from the GUI on your laptop, but this is not very useful. Orig-apks collects all original APKs (from firmware 1.7) Accessing your Calibre collection on the Nook wirelessly Music: stock old Android music app, with buttons moved to the touchscreen/arrow keys. nooklet: container for apps written in HTML+JS :-). nookBrowser: an alternative web browser. trook: an awesome RSS reader / file browser / Calibre catalog browser (!!!). this must replace the original Home app - install by adb push Home.apk /system/app. Home: replaces the original home with a version that does not get in the way of the new launcher, so that the system defaults to the new one. ru.mynook.launcher: a customizable replacement for the original B&N home/launcher. AppsĪpks contains APKs by NookDevs that I found useful. The needed file ( ratc.bin) is included in this repo under rooting/. This procedure may take quite a few tries, but in the end it worked for me. In the unexpected case that you do use this, please ask me to document whatever you need documented. But do mind that by rooting the Nook you are giving root access via WiFi to anyone who cares to check.) What are these things?Īs I have stuff in my head and nobody else uses this, I have been too lazy to document things properly. I don't really care if someone tries to attack my 6-year-old e-reader that I never connect to public WiFi via APKs that took me the whole evening to collect online. (I also never checked the included files for backdoors. Who is responsible if the Nook blows up or eats your children if you use this Various apps by NookDevs, plus some of my personal customizations. 
Also, The Wayback Machine (as the NookDevs site is dead).
Reviving my 6-year-old Nook Classic: collecting materials from the now-dead NookDevs wiki and such
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