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This won't help you, but I have a ton of apps that won't work at all on 10.2, it's just kinda garbage at this point really. I've gone back to 10.1.3 where things work fine.

So I've decided to go back to 10.1.3 because every game I play crashes on startup on 10.2. Predictably, I am starting to see lag again. My solution was going to be keeping an SD card lying around with the SD install of 10.2 from bokbokan's thread + trimfix-kernel-ovation-2, then booting from...

I've had this happen numerous times as well after switching/flashing to and from various ROMs, as the wipe data & system partition options don't really seem to do that :confused:. Open Terminal and run du, which will list all the files in your filesystem with their size preceding them. Scroll up...

Is there any TRIM fix kernel for 10.1.3? The 10.2 milestone has too many issues for my taste; almost every game I try to run crashes.

I used LagFix Free the first time, after that I just typed the commands it runs into Terminal so I could uninstall it since I wasn't fond of the ads: fstrim -v /system fstrim -v /data fstrim -v /cache su beforehand since you need to be root first, of course.

woohoo After being unable to stand the lag anymore, I decided to go ahead and brick mine and do a warranty swap (I have MAG2GA and 0x000015 manfid). I went ahead and installed cm-10.2-20130820-UNOFFICIAL-ovation-emmc-fstrim-take2.zip I found earlier in this thread, ran TRIM, and, to my...

There's programs like Screen Adjuster and SunFilter in the Play Store which may be able to assist you with this.

You should perhaps consider trying this program and see if it helps: [Nook HD+] Touchscreen sensitivity experimentation (updated GUI app on 07/13) It appears to be for 10.1 however, so you may need to flash down to that.

Damn.. any chance you remember the font maybe?

As I understand it should cover it because they won't be able to exactly tell what's wrong with it; all they're going to see is that it won't boot. For what it's worth, I went ahead and installed a TRIM kernel despite having a known bad chip, and I've been trying to break it by running TRIM...

Oh my god, you're right! I have to admit I noticed the TRIM issue when I first installed CyanogenMod (hard to miss, it's at the top in big red letters :p). I realized it's a perfect match for the performance degradation I'd been seeing, but I dismissed it as a possible cause out of a naive...

I should expand a bit on my experience. Performance was great the first half day, very speedy, better than stock ROM. By the end of the day it got a little slower than stock, a day or two later it was already pretty bad, noticeably slower, a week later absolutely terrible. It's as if...

For what it's worth, performance on my Nook HD+ with CyanogenMod 10.1.3 is absolute garbage. 10x worse than stock B&N ROM, everything lags to hell and back. Even scrolling the damn app menu lags, and I'm constantly seeing "<Insert App Name Here> isn't responding. Do you want to close it?"...

You're right, I should have thought to do a quick search for error class 10 and I would have seen a slew of reports. I don't want to risk it so I went ahead and ordered a 32 GB class 4 microSDHC. Thank you again for your advice!

Hmm, any reason you recommend a class 4 card? I was going to purchase a 64 GB microSDXC class 10 card from Amazon; I don't want to get it if there's some sort of problem though. Please advise; thank you :)

I'm in the same boat, just got a new Nook HD+ (came free with my car). I used the stock ROM for a day or so, pretty fast but limited in scope. I've installed CyanogenMod 10.1.3 using the instructions from the dummies thread, it ran fine for about half a day and now suddenly performance is awful...