It would be nice if the code was enclosed in source tags like this
stuff that goes in the .bashrc
tags. Another problems is that the licensing text gets appended on copy-paste which seems unnecessary for a simple bit of script like this. Weex 13:45, 6 December 2010 (PST)
Agreed, but that's the way that the mediawiki is set up. NookDev's allows us to use their wiki, but they own it. Rboatright 06:35, 7 December 2010 (PST)
New Topic: The Color ADB USB page says you can use ADB wireless if you cannot get your ADB devices to work. BUT there is no direction on how to get this apk to your Nook. A link or directions should be included.
If you already have the sdk and eclipse installed (perhaps because you have been developing for other devices), it is enough to:
add 0x2080 to the /.android/adb_usb.ini file (which will already exist, possibly with id's in it already)
extract the usb_driver.zip into your android-sdk-windows\ folder
plug in the nook usb
navigate to it in device manager
update driver, pointing the driver wizard at android-sdk-windows\usb_driver
In this way you can add support for nook to your development environment without borking other android devices you may have already set up. With the latest sdk and usb drivers installed as of this writing (13 Jan 2011) from http://developer.android.com/sdk/, I can verify that the only changes between the stock usb drivers and the ones from nook devs usb_driver.zip are the addition of the nook specific devices.
I'd just add this to the wiki but as a wiki novice I'm afraid I'd mess up the nice formatting you have going on. kerb 15:38, 13 January 2011 (EDT)
