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Apparently, the Nexus 7 has the same memory controller as the Nook HD+, and Google has patched Android to fix the bug. So, what happens is that, regardless of if you are running the stock firmware from Barnes & Noble, or if you have upgraded this tablet to CyanogenMod 10.2, this tablet will progressively get slower and slower until it is nearly unusable.Д«ut, there is a solution, if you are willing to to take a risk. The solution until now, even on the stock HD+ from what I can tell, is to just disable trim completely. Here is a decent description of what trim is and why you want to have it on this device.

The memory controller has a tendency to fail when the system runs a trim operation, something that all modern Android devices have that helps keep them from slowly starting to lag more and more over time. I have a Nook HD+, and the only way to love this tablet is to put CyanogenMod on it, because that turns it into a very-near stock android tablet - no special Barnes & Noble stuff, and it gets really really fast.

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Make a full backup in Clockwork Recovery so you donвЂ™t need to do these steps again down the road, unless of course you are a glutton for punishment like I am.UPDATE: CyanogenMod 10.2.1 has trim enabled. Now I recommend installing any B&N updates you want, reinstalling your apps, Clockwork Recovery, etc. Go back to the main menu in Clockwork and 'Reboot'Д¬ongratulations, you have now removed CWR from your system (allowing the default B&N recovery method and reset your Nook to the stock image you chose.) When CWR is finished installing the zip fileвЂ¦go to mounts and storageД¦.

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Verify that you want to install this zip fileД¤.

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Select вЂInstall Zip from SD CardвЂ™Дў.Дџind the zip file for the stock image you choseДЈ. Now we want to flash the zipped stock file.ДЎ. You have now wiped out the internal memory (rebooting your NC now will give you an error message) When complete, select format /data and verify yes Select format /system, verify that you want to do thisДЈ. Scroll down the mounts and storage option in ClockworkДў. Our first task will be to format the /system and /data folders (which will wipe out your rooting and anything you have installed on the Nook (the same as 8 failed attempts and PWR+N key for a factory reset)ДЎ. This will take you to the familiar Clockwork Recovery interface (which is running from your SD card, not internal memory)

Insert the SD card into your Nook Color and turn it on. ***Make sure your Nook Color is turned off*** When your image writer software is complete, open the drive on your computer and copy the stock image (either 1.0.0 or 1.0.1) into the root of your SD card Write the bootable Clockwork image to your SD card.Дў. Once you have done that, follow the directions below.ДЎ. ***The bootable Clockwork image (clockwork_1gb-0.4.tar.gz) is a zip file that can be opened with winrar (or I am assuming any other zip program.winzip, 7zip, etc).you must extract the img file inside of it*** I have used this process with both win32diskimager and winimage, so use the one you are familiar with. Using this method will strip ClockworkMod Recovery from the internal memory of your Nook Color and reset your device to the stock image of your choice (either 1.0.0 or 1.0.1 at this time)ДЄ MicroSD Card (this entire process can be done with a 1GB card) Nook Color Restore to stock - xda-developers Monster RootPack 0.5 / Clockwork Recovery 3.0.0.5 SD (Block 1.1 too!) - xda-developers

I SIMPLY USED INFORMATION FOUND IN TWO DIFFERENT THREADS ON THE XDA FORUMS. I know that not everyone has a membership at XDA, so I compiled the information here into a single thread.ДЇirst, my thanks to samuelhalff and thecubed/IOMonster on the XDA forums for putting the information out there.ДISCLAIMER: I DID NOT WRITE ANY OF THE SCRIPTS OR FILES MENTIONED IN THIS THREAD. delete any installed apps or custom roms C. No matter your reason for wanting to revert to stock, I have pieced together a quick way to: A. Perhaps you need some sort of warranty work on your NC and need it back to stock to avoid the voided warranty for rooting. Maybe you are like me and like futzing around with your NC, or maybe you accidentally installed a ROM and when you tried to remove it and revert back, you didn't properly uninstall Clockwork Recovery Mod.