Your Nook should be ready.įor Windows, start up Minimal ADB And Fastboot. Scroll down to USB Debugging and turn it on. You should see a new window appear with a number of options in rectangles. Tap the Nook icon at least five times in rapid succession. Tap the lower right arrow to go to page 2. You should see the Quick Settings dropdown window. Once this is complete, your Mac should be ready. The following: brew install android-platform-tools Homebrew installation is complete and you are back at the prompt, type or paste You may be prompted to enter your computer’s password here. Copy the following and paste it at the Terminal prompt: We will install the homebrew package manager first. Your Windows PC should be ready.Ģ) Mac: Open the Terminal app, which is in the Other app group in Launchpad. Install it to your desktop as that will make it easier to find and use. If you don’t know what ADB is, or if it is on your computer, it probably isn’t! If you have ADB on your computer, you can skip this step.ġ) Windows: Download Minimal ADB and Fastboot, which you can find here. Step One: Installing ADB On Your Computer I’m going to assume that you know nothing about ADB and so will keep things simple, telling you only what you need to know to accomplish the purpose at hand.Ī Windows or macOS laptop or desktop, a Nook Glowlight 4, and a USB cable to connect the two. ADB (Android Debug Bridge) is a connection that enables you to send commands to a device from your computer. We will set up your computer and your Nook to use ADB commands. I’ve pulled together bits and pieces from this thread and others. Though I did find some of these things on my own, most of the credit goes to Renate and others on this forum and on the xda-developers forum. The purpose of these instructions is to enable you to install apps on your Nook Glowlight 4.
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