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This Nook Color is version 1.1.0 and will not &quot;take&quot; the root. I've tried about twenty times to root it using two different SD cards and two separate downloads of Auto-Nooter 3.0.0 from different mirrors. What am I doing wrong?
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This Nook Color is version 1.1.0 and will not "take" the root. I've tried about twenty times to root it using two different SD cards and two separate downloads of Auto-Nooter 3.0.0 from different mirrors. What am I doing wrong?

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I have a Nook Color that is running Honeycomb 3 on a Micro SD card. It works perfectly other than the fact that the Android Market is missing. If I try to download an app from the Google Droid Website using the Nook, it tells me that my Gmail account is not associated with a Droid phone (which is true). <br />
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How can I get the Android Market program installed on the Nook so that I can download apps?
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I have a Nook Color that is running Honeycomb 3 on a Micro SD card. It works perfectly other than the fact that the Android Market is missing. If I try to download an app from the Google Droid Website using the Nook, it tells me that my Gmail account is not associated with a Droid phone (which is true). 

How can I get the Android Market program installed on the Nook so that I can download apps?

&quot;Android Market&quot; is Missing from Nook Color running  Honeycomb 3 on SD Card

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&quot;Android Market&quot; is Missing from Nook Color running Honeycomb 3 on SD Card

"Android Market" is Missing from Nook Color running Honeycomb 3 on SD Card