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fredlave · 11-01-2012, 01:45 PM

N2A, the company that sells SD cards with a bootable version of CM7, now is offering a CM10 version for $30 on an 8GB uSD card and on more capacious cards, up 64 GB at additional cost. N2A says it is donating a portion of its profits to Cynaogenmod Development. Their website shows the CM10 card available for the Nook Tablet only - not yet for the Nook Color. I searched Google for more specifics, e.g., which version CM10 they are using but couldn't find this information. I have CM10 Alpha 0.612 on my Nook Tablet (thanks livramax) and it runs well but it's still a bit rough around the edges.
(I have no association with N2A, not even as a customer, but CM7 and CM10 have given my obsolescent NT a shot in the arm at no risk to the warranty.)

11-01-2012, 01:45 PM	#1
fredlave Connoisseur Posts: 66 Karma: 510748 Join Date: Mar 2011 Device: none	Premade CM 10 uSD cards for sale by N2A N2A, the company that sells SD cards with a bootable version of CM7, now is offering a CM10 version for $30 on an 8GB uSD card and on more capacious cards, up 64 GB at additional cost. N2A says it is donating a portion of its profits to Cynaogenmod Development. Their website shows the CM10 card available for the Nook Tablet only - not yet for the Nook Color. I searched Google for more specifics, e.g., which version CM10 they are using but couldn't find this information. I have CM10 Alpha 0.612 on my Nook Tablet (thanks livramax) and it runs well but it's still a bit rough around the edges. (I have no association with N2A, not even as a customer, but CM7 and CM10 have given my obsolescent NT a shot in the arm at no risk to the warranty.)