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rom [05/14] ALPHA CM10.1 + 3.0.50+ KERNEL ISSUE please help!

Guys I just rooted someones kindle fire hd and when I boot into twrp I do everything I am supposed to. When it goes to boot the word google appears with two gears that spin then it just stops does nothing. I have to restore it from backup to get back to the kindle os. I used different roms and this was the last one that I tried with no luck
[05/14] ALPHA CM10.1 + 3.0.50+ KERNEL
is there something I am doing wrong?

Did you install the stack manually or did you use FireFlash for TWRP?

Katalystik said:
Did you install the stack manually or did you use FireFlash for TWRP?
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I used the fire flash utility. No good doing that?

justblinded said:
I used the fire flash utility. No good doing that?
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FireFlash isn't at fault. I did the same thing when I installed TWRP on my Kindle. The image you're seeing is an actual Google Nexus boot animation, but why it's on an Amazon device, no idea. I do know it froze.

No, fireflash is fine, i just didnt know if you checked the tickbox to install the stack. The google animation? I'm assuming he's using the same tabletUI rom as me, it comes with that animation, if so, the reason its not booting is because the 1.5 kernel it comes with doesn't work with your Kindle, all kindles hardware is different so you need to go to the tabletui rom thread and download the updated version to flash or the 1.2Ghz kernel instead.
Hope this helps.

Katalystik said:
No, fireflash is fine, i just didnt know if you checked the tickbox to install the stack. The google animation? I'm assuming he's using the same tabletUI rom as me, it comes with that animation, if so, the reason its not booting is because the 1.5 kernel it comes with doesn't work with your Kindle, all kindles hardware is different so you need to go to the tabletui rom thread and download the updated version to flash or the 1.2Ghz kernel instead.
Hope this helps.
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Katalystik can you put a link in for the tabletui rom thread? thanks!

So the guy who has the kindle fire 7 second gen gave it back to me cause he bought a fast boot cable. I went to flash a rom and now it wont flash anything it just says failed in red. Is there something wrong with twrp?

OK the tablet ui link is here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2265465
As to the part about twrp being messed up that is doubtful, I'd guess the zip your flashing was a bad download or corrupt, that usually what comes to mind in these situations, I suggest checking the md5sum with esfile explorer before you try to flash the zip, though I am not sure what you are flashing because I don't know if u found the tablet ui before I posted it or if your flashing something else, and I think jester didn't include the md5sum for his ROM... Also if u are flashing from stock to a cm build u need to wipe system, and do a factory reset and I always clear my dalvik cache and cache before I reboot into the new os.
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[Q] Rooting and flashing questions

As of last night I had my KFHD7 setup just the way I wanted with root, Kinology and my customizing 99% done. Well, I decided to get cute and mess around with how the status bar looked and <wham>, I lost my entire user interface. I ended up flashing stock 7.3.1 back on using TWRP and all looked well because I still had the root and could just put Kinology right back on. I wasn't aware there was an update of 7.4.1 available, which Amazon snuck in my device immediately <thanks?>. So now I'm back to a plain ol' out of the box KFHD7 without root, TWRP and running 7.4.1 stock rom.
My question is, now that it's on 7.4.1, what is the proper method to get back where I was before with root, TWRP and Kinology? These are the 3 guides I followed before:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069117&highlight=root+kfhd7
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2271909
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2163135
Are they still safe to follow for 7.4.1? Thanks for any help.

Braves1995 said:
My question is, now that it's on 7.4.1, what is the proper method to get back where I was before with root, TWRP and Kinology? These are the 3 guides I followed before:
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The second one actually contains a procedure that goes through everything you need. In a nutshell, first root, then install freedomboot/TWRP, then install Kinology.

Braves1995 said:
As of last night I had my KFHD7 setup just the way I wanted with root, Kinology and my customizing 99% done. Well, I decided to get cute and mess around with how the status bar looked and <wham>, I lost my entire user interface. I ended up flashing stock 7.3.1 back on using TWRP and all looked well because I still had the root and could just put Kinology right back on. I wasn't aware there was an update of 7.4.1 available, which Amazon snuck in my device immediately <thanks?>. So now I'm back to a plain ol' out of the box KFHD7 without root, TWRP and running 7.4.1 stock rom.
My question is, now that it's on 7.4.1, what is the proper method to get back where I was before with root, TWRP and Kinology? These are the 3 guides I followed before:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069117&highlight=root+kfhd7
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2271909
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2163135
Are they still safe to follow for 7.4.1? Thanks for any help.
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Yes, my guide will still work.
JulianPaoloThiry said:
The second one actually contains a procedure that goes through everything you need. In a nutshell, first root, then install freedomboot/TWRP, then install Kinology.
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It does.

Is it possible to gain root with stock v7.4.1?
seokhun said:
Yes, my guide will still work.
It does.
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Hi,
Just myself a Kindle Fire HD 7 with v7.4.1 on it, I try all the method mention to gain root but failed.
Is it possible to gain root with v7.4.1 or better yet, can I down grade to v7.2.3?
thanks

qqdawg said:
Hi,
Just myself a Kindle Fire HD 7 with v7.4.1 on it, I try all the method mention to gain root but failed.
Is it possible to gain root with v7.4.1 or better yet, can I down grade to v7.2.3?
thanks
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Try new one here link this shuld work http://uploaded.net/file/qdwj779r
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Recovery Problem
seokhun said:
Yes, my guide will still work.
It does.
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I tried your method and get stuck when trying to go to recovery. so i forced recovery with fire flash and chose reboot in recovery. then it showed a yellow triangle with an explanation point giving me two options reboot or reset. I rebooted and didnt try it again. What do I do now? I was attempting to flash Hashcode's ROM but it won't even go into recovery with twrp also the freedom boot didn't occur. If anyone can identify or solve the problem that would be greatly appreciated.

CVanB said:
I tried your method and get stuck when trying to go to recovery. so i forced recovery with fire flash and chose reboot in recovery. then it showed a yellow triangle with an explanation point giving me two options reboot or reset. I rebooted and didnt try it again. What do I do now? I was attempting to flash Hashcode's ROM but it won't even go into recovery with twrp also the freedom boot didn't occur. If anyone can identify or solve the problem that would be greatly appreciated.
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You didn't follow the guide correctly. If you at least did something right, you should've put freedom-boot in the boot partition, and TWRP in the recovery partition. That has to be flashed at the same time, and reboot into recovery. Custom ROMs are flashed afterward, not in FireFlash. What you're stuck at is the stock recovery. My thread in signature, #7, then #6.

qqdawg said:
Hi,
Just myself a Kindle Fire HD 7 with v7.4.1 on it, I try all the method mention to gain root but failed.
Is it possible to gain root with v7.4.1 or better yet, can I down grade to v7.2.3?
thanks
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You can definitely root 7.4.1 update. Follow the guide here. http://androidcowboy.com/2013/04/root-kindle-fire-hd-7-3-0-firmware/

They are functioning but...
seokhun said:
You didn't follow the guide correctly. If you at least did something right, you should've put freedom-boot in the boot partition, and TWRP in the recovery partition. That has to be flashed at the same time, and reboot into recovery. Custom ROMs are flashed afterward, not in FireFlash. What you're stuck at is the stock recovery. My thread in signature, #7, then #6.
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When I but it lags and took more than 2 min. to go into TWRP. Should I still flash a ROM with the boot and recovery lagging?

CVanB said:
When I but it lags and took more than 2 min. to go into TWRP. Should I still flash a ROM with the boot and recovery lagging?
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Do you see the blue logo at boot? If so, boot into TWRP, and sideload a ROM and flash. TWRP does take a while.

It worked
seokhun said:
Do you see the blue logo at boot? If so, boot into TWRP, and sideload a ROM and flash. TWRP does take a while.
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It turned blue and I continued to flash Hashcode's CM10 JB ROM and it runs great.

esema1o said:
Try new one here link this shuld work http://uploaded.net/file/qdwj779r
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thanks, got the kindle downgraded to v7.2.3, also rooted.:laugh:
Thanks to everyone here at XDA.

CWM removal

i searched the forums for help but nothing has helped so far, so heres my problem:
i installed CM10.1 to my internal memory last week. i installed it with CWM, during the installation i installed the TWRP package hoping that it would install TWRP (i read somewhere that it should be installed during the process). once i installed CM10.1 i rebooted thinking it would boot into TWRP but........ nope! i installed TWRP from Gplay. the interface is epic and it seems like it might be a great app but when i select the reboot to recovery my HD+ just reboots back into CM10.1
im still able to boot into CWM recovery so im sure thats the problem so i need help removing CWM. there is no app installed and i cant seem to find the folder (at least not with file expert. i was hoping to be able to install the latest rom using TWRP but its proving to be harder than i thought. thanks in advance guys, any and all help is appreciated!

CWM is not part of the CM10.1 ROM. It is totally separate. It is not an app. It is installed in its own location in internal memory. To get to either CWM or TWRP recovery, you need to activate the reboot option in CM10.1. Go to settings, about tablet and tap the build number several times. That will activate developers options. Then go to developer options and put a check in advanced reboot. Then on power off menu you should be able to boot to recovery. If it is CWM in recovery, just flash the TWRP install zip from verygreen's emmc thread and it will be TWRP from then on, replacing CWM.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.

leapinlar said:
CWM is not part of the CM10.1 ROM. It is totally separate. It is not an app. It is installed in its own location in internal memory. To get to either CWM or TWRP recovery, you need to activate the reboot option in CM10.1. Go to settings, about tablet and tap the build number several times. That will activate developers options. Then go to developer options and put a check in advanced reboot. Then on power off menu you should be able to boot to recovery. If it is CWM in recovery, just flash the TWRP install zip from verygreen's emmc thread and it will be TWRP from then on, replacing CWM.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.
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THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!! :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: thanks to you i just backed up my current install and will have the newest rom install within the hour, your epic!! btw, TWRP is awesome! this will make updating things much easier. thanks again for all the help leapinlar! i hope that once i update to the newest rom i regain the ability to charge from my usb. for some reason when i updated to the 06/30/2013 ovation build i lost the ability to charge from my pc. thanks again leapinlar, good karma to you!

droidbot1337 said:
THANK YOU!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!! :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: :victory: thanks to you i just backed up my current install and will have the newest rom install within the hour, your epic!! btw, TWRP is awesome! this will make updating things much easier. thanks again for all the help leapinlar! i hope that once i update to the newest rom i regain the ability to charge from my usb. for some reason when i updated to the 06/30/2013 ovation build i lost the ability to charge from my pc. thanks again leapinlar, good karma to you!
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LOL with a reaction like that maybe I should try TWRP???
I thought CWM was awesome.
Sent from my Nook HD+ Running CM 10.1 from emmc

Sherip said:
LOL with a reaction like that maybe I should try TWRP???
I thought CWM was awesome.
Sent from my Nook HD+ Running CM 10.1 from emmc
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lol, TWRP is epic but i was more excited with the fact that it worked. i havent installed the newest update rom yet but will as soon as i can. im sure my first go with TWRP will go as it should. i just used TWRP to make a backup and it was so much easier than CWM. that alone to me is worth installing TWRP.

droidbot1337 said:
lol, TWRP is epic but i was more excited with the fact that it worked. i havent installed the newest update rom yet but will as soon as i can. im sure my first go with TWRP will go as it should. i just used TWRP to make a backup and it was so much easier than CWM. that alone to me is worth installing TWRP.
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Make sure you are using verygreen's latest TWRP (2.60) as earlier versions had backup/restore broken.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.

leapinlar said:
Make sure you are using verygreen's latest TWRP (2.60) as earlier versions had backup/restore broken.
Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.
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i installed (twrp-recovery-ovation-4) which should be the newest. i already created a backup earlier without a problem. ill use that backup just in case things go wrong later.

[Q] Home button doesn't work

I'm using Amazon Tate CM11 on my Kindle Fire and everything was going smoothly. After a few of the official updates, I don't recall which one, my home button stopped working. Everything else works fine. When I downgrade to previous updates, nothing gets fixed. Thank you for the help.

Did you try wiping cache and dalvik cache from twrp after downgrading?
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Hashcode did say this next update would not be for the faint of heart. Might want to jump back an update or two.
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Where did Hashcode say that? And I'm sorry, it's been a long time, I rooted and flashed using a youtube video back in March, so I'm not famiiar with anything. How do I do the fix?

Reboot into recovery and hit wipe, choose advanced, only check cache and dalvik cache.if you want a easy way to get into recovery you can use "adb reboot recovery" or enable developer menu and check off advanced reboot and your reboot menu in cm will give you the option. There's always the normal waybas well, hood volume up as soon as you turn the kindle on until you see the twrp logo. I think it is volume up, might be volume down, I don't do it that way much so it is hard to remember.
Also to refer to the question about hashcode, he said it on the cm 11 thread as a heads up on the latest nightly that he would be rolling out.
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stunts513 said:
Reboot into recovery and hit wipe, choose advanced, only check cache and dalvik cache.if you want a easy way to get into recovery you can use "adb reboot recovery" or enable developer menu and check off advanced reboot and your reboot menu in cm will give you the option. There's always the normal waybas well, hood volume up as soon as you turn the kindle on until you see the twrp logo. I think it is volume up, might be volume down, I don't do it that way much so it is hard to remember.
Also to refer to the question about hashcode, he said it on the cm 11 thread as a heads up on the latest nightly that he would be rolling out.
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It was the volume up button. I followed your instructions, didn't work. Also, the top right menu doesn't pull down, which was a problem I had from the start of the home button problem as well.

I hate to reccomend a factory reset but you might want to go into twrp and factory reset it under wipe. Just backup any appdata for apps you want to save the data off of like games, I think you can do it with titanium backup, I just do it manually myself.
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stunts513 said:
I hate to reccomend a factory reset but you might want to go into twrp and factory reset it under wipe. Just backup any appdata for apps you want to save the data off of like games, I think you can do it with titanium backup, I just do it manually myself.
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I really appreciate the help. I've gone into twrp, wiped system, data, and both the cache, factory reset, and tried installing the latest zip. It says "unable to open zip file," even after doing it through adb sideload.

FIXED
stunts513 said:
I hate to reccomend a factory reset but you might want to go into twrp and factory reset it under wipe. Just backup any appdata for apps you want to save the data off of like games, I think you can do it with titanium backup, I just do it manually myself.
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FIXED. I did a complete factory reset, I installed Flash Fire and reset through there. For some reason, THAT worked. Reboot into recovery after flash fire wipe and twrp did the rest. TWRP alone couldn't do it, I guess.

RossPeterson said:
Where did Hashcode say that? And I'm sorry, it's been a long time, I rooted and flashed using a youtube video back in March, so I'm not famiiar with anything. How do I do the fix?
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In the CM11 thread.
Sent from my Nexus 7 Flo running CM 11 4.4.2 with ElementalX Kernel using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

LinearEquation said:
In the CM11 thread.
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Well that was helpful

Slow system on CM 11 M12

So today I installed M12 with clean install. At first, everything was veery slow, like it needed 10-15 sec for one operation. Apps were opening to black screen or opening with huge delay. After few hours, it got better, UI is responsive, but apps are still opening slowly(no black screens through). How can I help it?
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asakurato said:
So today I installed M12 with clean install. At first, everything was veery slow, like it needed 10-15 sec for one operation. Apps were opening to black screen or opening with huge delay. After few hours, it got better, UI is responsive, but apps are still opening slowly(no black screens through). How can I help it?
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I suffered a while with this myself, and finally I did a full system reset, even wiping all the appropriate partitions and folders including MEDIA. Since then my Nook HD+ has been snappy and reliable.

danshane said:
... and finally I did a full system reset, even wiping all the partitions...
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The only partitions that should ever need to be wiped are /cache, /data, and /system. Wiping some partitions other than these 3 (e.g., /rom and /factory) will brick your Nook.

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digixmax said:
The only partitions that should ever need to be wiped are /cache, /data, and /system. Wiping some partitions other than these 3 (e.g., /rom and /factory) will brick your Nook.
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I did exactly that. Now it's better, but some apps are still slow when opening, especially google apps
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asakurato said:
I did exactly that. Now it's better, but some apps are still slow when opening, especially google apps
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asakurato said:
So today I installed M12 with clean install. At first, everything was veery slow, like it needed 10-15 sec for one operation. Apps were opening to black screen or opening with huge delay. After few hours, it got better, UI is responsive, but apps are still opening slowly(no black screens through). How can I help it?
Sent from my C6603
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My Nook HD+ became intolerably slow on CM roms - so slow that after years of running CM I switched to the latest version of Liquidsmooth in the forums. Liquidsmooth isn't exactly speedy, but it is usable.

freecity said:
My Nook HD+ became intolerably slow on CM roms - so slow that after years of running CM I switched to the latest version of Liquidsmooth in the forums. Liquidsmooth isn't exactly speedy, but it is usable.
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Just did factory reset and everything is super smooth now!
Sent from my BN NookHD+ using XDA Free mobile app

digixmax said:
The only partitions that should ever need to be wiped are /cache, /data, and /system. Wiping some partitions other than these 3 (e.g., /rom and /factory) will brick your Nook.
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Right-o! I edited my post to clarify what I actually did. Thanks for that correction -- I might have done someone a mischief.

asakurato said:
Just did factory reset and everything is super smooth now!
Sent from my BN NookHD+ using XDA Free mobile app
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I'm having the same issue as the OP. Followed these instructions to upgrade to CM11 M12 :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nook-hd/general/how-to-updating-hd-hd-internal-emmc-to-t2863171
And now stuck with a very sluggish tablet - any apps opening are really slow - has been like this for a couple of days now. Battery life also seems to be worse.
You suggested a factory reset - do you mean the factory reset option in the Backup and reset menu?
Almost tempted to downgrade back to 10.2.1 - it had its faults, but was still better than this.... but i can't find any info on how i'd do that - can i use my current version of CWM Recovery (had to update it to do the upgrade) and just flash the old version of CM10 and the relevant Gapps?

jonas_r said:
I'm having the same issue as the OP. Followed these instructions to upgrade to CM11 M12 :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nook-hd/general/how-to-updating-hd-hd-internal-emmc-to-t2863171
And now stuck with a very sluggish tablet - any apps opening are really slow - has been like this for a couple of days now. Battery life also seems to be worse.
You suggested a factory reset - do you mean the factory reset option in the Backup and reset menu?
Almost tempted to downgrade back to 10.2.1 - it had its faults, but was still better than this.... but i can't find any info on how i'd do that - can i use my current version of CWM Recovery (had to update it to do the upgrade) and just flash the old version of CM10 and the relevant Gapps?
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No, you can't use the new CWM to go back to CM10.2.1. It requires the old CWM. And to factory reset boot to CWM to do it (either version).
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leapinlar said:
No, you can't use the new CWM to go back to CM10.2.1. It requires the old CWM. And to factory reset boot to CWM to do it (either version).
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I performed the wipe data & factory reset as instructed after updating CWM recovery and before installing CM11 and the Gapps file - is that the option i could try now? That wont wipe anything "important"?
Also, if i was to downgrade to 10.2.1 could i do it by just copying the files to the internal or external memory and doing the following? :
downgrade the CWM recovery, reboot into the new recovery, wipe data/factory reset and then install chosen CM10 and Gapps?
Thanks for the help!

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I performed the wipe data & factory reset as instructed after updating CWM recovery and before installing CM11 and the Gapps file - is that the option i could try now? That wont wipe anything "important"?
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The current ROM, all the apps and their data/settings would be gone -- but your user-media content should be intact.
Also, if i was to downgrade to 10.2.1 could i do it by just copying the files to the internal or external memory and doing the following? :
downgrade the CWM recovery, reboot into the new recovery, wipe data/factory reset and then install chosen CM10 and Gapps?
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Yes.

jonas_r said:
I performed the wipe data & factory reset as instructed after updating CWM recovery and before installing CM11 and the Gapps file - is that the option i could try now? That wont wipe anything "important"?
Also, if i was to downgrade to 10.2.1 could i do it by just copying the files to the internal or external memory and doing the following? :
downgrade the CWM recovery, reboot into the new recovery, wipe data/factory reset and then install chosen CM10 and Gapps?
Thanks for the help!
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If you only factory reset (in other words don't wipe /system) then your ROM stays and should still run, just settings and installed apps removed.
And yes on procedure to downgrade.
Sent from my BN NookHD+ using XDA Premium HD app

jonas_r said:
I'm having the same issue as the OP. Followed these instructions to upgrade to CM11 M12 :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nook-hd/general/how-to-updating-hd-hd-internal-emmc-to-t2863171
And now stuck with a very sluggish tablet - any apps opening are really slow - has been like this for a couple of days now. Battery life also seems to be worse.
You suggested a factory reset - do you mean the factory reset option in the Backup and reset menu?
Almost tempted to downgrade back to 10.2.1 - it had its faults, but was still better than this.... but i can't find any info on how i'd do that - can i use my current version of CWM Recovery (had to update it to do the upgrade) and just flash the old version of CM10 and the relevant Gapps?
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Yes I did it from backup and reset menu, but I think it did reset with cwm anyway, so it doesn't matter.
Sent from my BN NookHD+ using XDA Free mobile app

Just to share my observations. In general the performance is very good. Currently I'm on M12.
I'm mostly using it to read PDFs.
In the past I observed, that after a while of operation it gets slow and even the touchscreen is not responding properly. After a reboot everything is fine again. I couldn't observe it anymore lately, but not sure whether this is because of I did a reboot (before it becomes necessary).
A question because I first read the thread title wrong: will there be a CM12 for this device? Or other way around, is someone (leapinlar?) working on a port lollipop to nook or is intended to do so?

starbright_ said:
Just to share my observations. In general the performance is very good. Currently I'm on M12.
I'm mostly using it to read PDFs.
In the past I observed, that after a while of operation it gets slow and even the touchscreen is not responding properly. After a reboot everything is fine again. I couldn't observe it anymore lately, but not sure whether this is because of I did a reboot (before it becomes necessary).
A question because I first read the thread title wrong: will there be a CM12 for this device? Or other way around, is someone (leapinlar?) working on a port lollipop to nook or is intended to do so?
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There should be, but I dont know who is working on it.
Sent from my C6603