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I was cleaning my PC and found some old Nook HD+ files; the only worth mentioning is the last somewhat modern build that still worked with my HDTV HDMI Adapter. I'm going to assume you already know how to install a custom ROM based on the hundreds of tutorials on this forum, so I'm only going to share the links to the files necessary to have a working CM13 Marshmallow Nook HD+.
Yes, I understand that Lineage OS is far better because it supports casting to smart devices, and these older CM13 builds don't; however, some people might still have a spare TV that they only use from time to time where wireless is not an option, perhaps you travel and seem to find yourself in crappy hotels that require HDMI and have no Wi-Fi, etc.
It can be overwhelming at times to look through all the Nook HD+ threads, and find information on the almost extinct and forgotten HDMI support; so here you go.
The only issue with this build as far as I remember, was that at times the Wi-Fi connection would be lost after sleeping the Nook HD+ too long, thus needing to reboot the tablet to get the connection back; however, someone on this forum found what the problem was and made a Video Tutorial on how to fix the problem (I will provide a link to the video tutorial as well).
My settings weren't exactly like the person that made the video tutorial, but I have uploaded a screenshot of what fixed the problem for me; you have to set the priority of your Wi-Fi networks really low, so that the system can focus more on the Wi-Fi signal and won't loose connection too easily. Originally the priority of my network was really high, and that's why I was getting disconnected from my Wi-Fi quite often.
CM 13 Marshmallow Build:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-UC92SEUpw-HJkRG3ILEA8vQQnGUuux7
Open GApps:
https://opengapps.org
TWRP Recovery:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wg578ObJURKUM1bFU69T4CrFm_J5GCOI
Wi-Fi Issue Fix Video Tutorial:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Mk3VTfYnSvG8AGwxq1eAANFEMfm83wC7
If the Nook's image looks upside-down/inverted on the TV when using HDMI, just tilt the Nook HD+ downward horizontally to rotate/invert the screen; thus making the image on the TV right-side-up.
I was cleaning my PC and found some old Nook HD+ files; the only worth mentioning is the last somewhat modern build that still worked with my HDTV HDMI Adapter. I'm going to assume you already know how to install a custom ROM based on the hundreds of tutorials on this forum, so I'm only going to share the links to the files necessary to have a working CM13 Marshmallow Nook HD+.
Yes, I understand that Lineage OS is far better because it supports casting to smart devices, and these older CM13 builds don't; however, some people might still have a spare TV that they only use from time to time where wireless is not an option, perhaps you travel and seem to find yourself in crappy hotels that require HDMI and have no Wi-Fi, etc.
It can be overwhelming at times to look through all the Nook HD+ threads, and find information on the almost extinct and forgotten HDMI support; so here you go.
The only issue with this build as far as I remember, was that at times the Wi-Fi connection would be lost after sleeping the Nook HD+ too long, thus needing to reboot the tablet to get the connection back; however, someone on this forum found what the problem was and made a Video Tutorial on how to fix the problem (I will provide a link to the video tutorial as well).
My settings weren't exactly like the person that made the video tutorial, but I have uploaded a screenshot of what fixed the problem for me; you have to set the priority of your Wi-Fi networks really low, so that the system can focus more on the Wi-Fi signal and won't loose connection too easily. Originally the priority of my network was really high, and that's why I was getting disconnected from my Wi-Fi quite often.
CM 13 Marshmallow Build:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-UC92SEUpw-HJkRG3ILEA8vQQnGUuux7
Open GApps:
https://opengapps.org
TWRP Recovery:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wg578ObJURKUM1bFU69T4CrFm_J5GCOI
Wi-Fi Issue Fix Video Tutorial:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Mk3VTfYnSvG8AGwxq1eAANFEMfm83wC7
If the Nook's image looks upside-down/inverted on the TV when using HDMI, just tilt the Nook HD+ downward horizontally to rotate/invert the screen; thus making the image on the TV right-side-up.
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