How to make a Nandroid backup video(click here) Note(Important) I highly recommend you make a Nandroid backup after installing and setting up Android on your HP TouchPad. This perfectly preserves your current configuration and can easily be restored through CWM or TWRP Recovery.
General Unofficial Release Notes(Important):
Working:
-Sound and Mic
-Camera
-H/W Video
-WiFi & Bluetooth
-Most builds have a Low to medium battery drain during sleep -4mA to -10mA or -4mA to -30mA(See below)
Known Issues:
-Dirty flashing older builds (CM9/CM10) over newer builds (CM10.1/CM10.2) will result in Boot loops.
-If this happens use your backup or do a fresh install, Click here for a how to Video:
-Flashing CM9/CM10 Over CM10.1/CM10.2/CM11 through CWM or TWRP, can cause a boot loop.(use a Backup)
-Doing an install with ACMEInstaller can sometimes result in a boot loop. Use a backup or flash the Rom and Gapps package through CWM or TWRP.
The usual HP TouchPad battery drain issues:
-If your battery is heavily drained, then you may need to leave it charging for a full day.
-When the battery is fully drained it can take the TP a longtime to reach even the lowest battery level.
-The USB cable that comes with the HP TP is often defective and breaks easily. Try using another USB cable if possible.
-The USB cable does not transfer enough power to effectively charge the tablet. You must use the wall plug when charging the HP TouchPad.
-To be safe don't let your HP TouchPad run out of Batteries ever! Install one of these free apps!
-You can add an automatic shutdown Rule by doing the following.
-AutomateIt, Play Store Link- What to do: New Rule/Trigger Battery level(Below 20%)/Action/Shutdown//save. Or
-Llama, Play Store Link- Location Profiles:Event tab choose + (at the bottom of the screen) Addcondition (battery Level Below 20%) Actions (turn off phone)
2)The Novacom software you installed will create a new folder called Palm, Inc. You will need to place the ACMEInstaller5/5E/5m and ACMEUninstaller2 files into this Palm, Inc folder. By default this folder will be located on your PC @ C:/Program Files/ Palm, Inc. Mac OS X users will find this folder @ /opt/nova/bin. Download the files and copy and paste them right into either of these directories.
a] ACMEInstaller5 (Install CM7, CM9, CM10, or Flash .zips located in the cminstall folder)
b] ACMEInstaller5E (Install Evervolv AOSP Android, or Flash .zips located in the cminstall folder)
c] ACMEInstaller5M (Install CM10.1,CM10.2, or Flash .zips located in the cminstall folder)
D] ACMEUninstaller2 (uninstalls Android and removes recovery, All versions)
Click the picture below to see the PC location:
3) Choose One of the following versions of Android. Download your chosen package and extract it to your PC. The extracted cminstall folder will contain 4.zipped files needed to install Android. Next attach your HP TouchPad to your PC with the USB cable and place it into USB Drive Mode(WebOS) or MTP mode(Android). Open the extracted folder and transfer the cminstall folder(Contains 4 .zips) into the Internal Storage of your HP TouchPad; the location the opens when the USB is attached to the PC/Mac. Make sure that the folder is named "cminstall" and contains 4.zip files. Once complete disconnect your TouchPad from the USB cable.
Note: May have rebooting issues with the gallery app crashing, try a different one here Note: Windows users may need to do the following in order to attach the Touchpad with the USB cable.
1. Go into the Device manager. You will see "MTP USB Device" under portable devices.
2. Right Click it and select update driver software
3. Select Browse my computer for driver software.
4. Select Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer
5. Select USB Mass Storage Device then click next.
6.Turn on USB mass Storage from the USB connection notification on the Android device
Note: Each package contains all 4.zips files needed to install Android!
How to Install Android
4) Installation:
-Once the cminstall files are on The HP TouchPad, it's time to reboot into WebOS Recovery mode.
-If you are currently running WebOS you must disconnect the USB cable from the PC.
-On your PC look for the USB icon in the bottom right corner, click it and eject the HP TouchPad.
-In WebOS Reboot the device by going into Settings/Device Info/ and select "Reset options" choose restart.
or
-In Android Reboot the device by holding down the power button and select Reboot/OK.
-As soon as the screen goes dark hold down the volume up button until you enter WebOS Recovery mode(aka USB Mode). Note* the large USB symbol that should be on the screen. If you miss it just reboot again and hold down the Volume up button right away. Now connect your USB cable to the PC.
Open a Command Prompt or Terminal
On your PC:
-Open a command prompt by going to the start button and typing CMD into the search window (enter)
Or
-Open a command prompt by Opening the Palm, Inc folder, Hold [Shift] & [Right Click] then select "open Command window here"
On your Mac: Mac OS X users will need to start a Terminal window. This can be found in the /Applications/Utilities folder.
Using the Command Prompt or Terminal
-Next either type or copy and paste the following into the command prompt (without the part in brackets). You can either enter the individual commands or just copy and paste the full (Typed all at once) line into the command prompt. Note(Optional): You can run batch files to automatically input the following commands easily download here:
On your PC cd\ (enter)
cd program files (enter)
cd palm, inc (enter)
or (Typed all at once)
cd c:\Program Files\Palm, Inc (enter)
On your Mac
cd / (enter)
cd opt (enter)
cd nova (enter)
cd bin (enter)
or (Typed all at once)
cd /opt/nova/bin (enter)
NoteImportant)Only enter One of the Following commands below.
On your PC
novacom.exe boot mem:// < ACMEInstaller5 (Install CM7, CM9, CM10, or Flash .zips located in the cminstall folder)
novacom.exe boot mem:// < ACMEInstaller5M (Install CM10.1, CM10.2, or Flash .zips located in the cminstall folder)
novacom.exe boot mem:// < ACMEInstaller5E (Install Evervolv AOSP Android, or Flash .zips located in the cminstall folder)
novacom.exe boot mem:// < ACMEUninstaller2 (uninstalls Android and removes recovery, All versions)
On your Mac
./novacom boot mem:// < ACMEInstaller5 (Install CM7, CM9, CM10, or Flash .zips located in the cminstall folder)
./novacom boot mem:// < ACMEInstaller5M (Install CM10.1, CM10.2, or Flash .zips located in the cminstall folder)
./novacom boot mem:// < ACMEInstaller5E (Install Evervolv Android, or Flash .zips located in the cminstall folder)
./novacom boot mem:// < ACMEUninstaller2 (uninstalls Android and removes recovery, All versions)
Note: Mac OS X users will enter the commands without the ".exe" extension.
-You will see the lines of text scrolling on the HP TouchPad while Android is installing. Now disconnect the USB cable from the HP TouchPad. Once this is complete you will be greeted with the Moboot menu and Android will boot for the first time. You will be taken through a series of menus to setup the device. Congratulations you have now installed Android onto your HP TouchPad, Have Fun.
Note(Important): If you're unable to install Android and/or get a message like "failed to connect to server" you may have encountered a problem when installing either Java or Novacom. Disable your Antivirus/firewall software and try to uninstall and reinstall both Java and Novacom. If its still not working try another computer or laptop, this fixes the problem 99% of the time.
Android install package contents explained:
-You will need 4 files to install Android on the HP TouchPad. The first two files, the Rom and Gapps, can vary depending on the version of Android you choose to install. CyanogenMod9(CM9) is used here for Example:
(Optional) Additional ACMEInstaller versions by iMarck90:
iMarck90 has modified the ACMEInstaller to work with TWRP and Milaqs CM builds. Checkout his thread below for full details and instructions. Note: Milaqs CM10.2 builds requires additional partition changes and the installation of the Data media CWM. Full install information is covered in my How to update/upgrade Android thread here:
Troubleshooting: Notes, Fixes and Tweaks(Important): Note:The following are Solutions for the most Frequently asked questions and problems.
1)1)If the WiFi turns off in Sleep/suspend mode while set to on, then uncheck WiFi optimization. Note:Turning off "WiFi optimization" might help to improve WiFi functionality. note:Turning WiFi off during sleep saves extra battery life.
-Settings/WiFi/3 Dots/Advanced/WiFi optimization (uncheck)
-In Shumash's Schizoid build you can find it @ RomControl/General
3)If your Touchpad skips moboot and boots right into Android, then do the following:
-Hold the home key while booting to force moboot to display the Menu.
-To fix this problem use a Rooted File explorer, like X-plore, to delete the moboot.next file located @ Root/Boot/
-This problem is often caused by using the CyBoot app in WebOS.
4)Turning off "network location services" might help to improve overall battery drain and longevity.
-Settings/location access/ access to my location set to off
-You may wish to monitor your battery drain history during sleep.
-Install the the free app Battery Monitor Widget:
-To setup the Battery Calibration correctly for the HP TouchPad,
-go to BMW settings/calibration/Battery capacity/ and set it to either 6300 (F29C) or 5800 (S29C) and tap OK
-Note* See the Battery p/n # on the original packaging. Or
You can also use Cool-Tools to monitor your battery drain in real time.
-Watch the instructional video Here.
Note:Flashing the A6 firmware will ensure your battery has a long healthy life.
5)You can enable additional reboot options like recovery by enabling Developer options.
-Go to Settings/About Tablet/ Tap on "Build number" 7 times.
-A new menu will appear in the Settings/About Tablet/Developer options/ tab on the left.
-Check "Advanced reboot" to get the Recovery/Boot loader options.
6) When installing Roms and .zips with the ACMEInstaller, you may need to add "update-" to the beginning of the file names or they won't flash correctly. Like so "update-cm-10-20131019-UNOFFICIAL-tenderloin.zip"
7)If Moboot is displaying multiple Rom or recovery names that you are not currently using, then do the following.
-With a rooted File explorer go to root/boot/ and delete the unwanted uImage.( X) file to remove the entry from Moboot.
-Here you can also change the default boot option by editing the moboot.default as text.
-Also you can change the default recovery option by editing android.default.recovery
8)If you are unable to find the Play Store after you install CyanogenMod, then you will need to reflash your gapps package. Click Here for the how to video!
9)If you are unable to find the camera app install this Nexus 7 Camera Launcher:
-This will also make the camera preview full screen.
If your HP TouchPad is stuck in a boot loop or not responding:
-Hold down the Power and Home buttons together for 30sec to force the TouchPad to Reboot.
-Hold down the Power button and click the Home key 14 times.
-If you're stuck in a boot loop restore a back or do a fresh install, Click here for a how to Video:
-Dirty flashing older builds (CM9/CM10) over newer builds (CM10.1/CM10.2) will result in Boot loops.
-If this happens use your backup or do a fresh install, Click here for a how to Video:
-Doing an install with ACMEInstaller can sometimes result in a boot loop. Use a backup or flash the Rom and Gapps package through CWM or TWRP.
If your TouchPad seems bricked and won't turn on:
-If your battery has been fully drained, then you may need to leave it charging for a full day.
-When the battery is fully drained it can take the TouchPad a longtime to reach even the lowest battery level.
-The USB cable does not transfer enough power to effectively charge the tablet. You must use the wall plug when charging the HP TouchPad.
-After charging the HP TouchPad for a full day try hold down, home + power + volume down for 30+ seconds.
-If the tablet does not turn on after the previous steps it may be bricked and you will need to run the TPDebrick procedure found in the thread below: Developer Jcsullins has posted a thread "TPDebrick v0.4" dedicated to helping people with bricked HP TouchPads(Important):
Note* All debricking questions should be posted here!
-Warning: Certain TouchPads can become "Bricked" if you let the battery drain to zero.
-Installing one of these free apps could solve the problem and save you time.
-AutomateIt, Play Store Link- What to do: New Rule/Trigger Battery level(Below 20%)/Action/Shutdown//save.
Or
-Llama, PLay Store Link- Location Profiles:Event tab choose + (at the bottom of the screen) Add condition (battery Level Below 20%) Actions (turn off phone)
How to Change the DPI settings:
-If your home screen looks a little off then you may wish to change the DPI/LCD density.
Note: Setting the DPI to something other than 160 or 120 can cause compatibility issues with the Google Play Store. If you are unable to download and install apps then change the DPI to 160 or 120.
You can change the DPI settings either by using a free LCD app or by editing the build prop. The two apps below will do the job.
The WebOS Doctor is a program that has two main functions for HP TouchPad users. It can either update your version of WebOS or fix problems with a damaged WebOS by completely reinstalling it. If WebOS no longer boots or apps and preware have stopped working correctly, then you will need to resinstall WebOS with the Doctor. A failed or interrupted attempt at changing the partition sizes with WebOS preware app Tailor may cause these problems. To check what version of WebOS is currently installed go to Launcher(Up Arrow)/Settings/Device Info/ Version
Note(Important): You MUST uninstall Android before running the WebOS doctor. Failing to remove Android before running the Doctor can result in the process becoming stuck at 8-12% and potentially bricking the device. If you are currently stuck visit the thread below for information about fixing the problem. If you're unable to use the tablet at all follow the instructions in Jcsullins TPDebrick thread.
Note(Important): Running the Doctor will completely wipe all personal information, applications and preware from the TouchPad. Media like music and movies will not be affected. However I would recommend backing your important files to PC, before running the Doctor.
3) Download the latest 3.0.5 WebOS doctor application to your PC. If upgrading you can check your current version from WebOS by going to Launcher(Up Arrow)/Settings/Device Info/ Version. WebOS Doctor 3.0.0 to 3.0.5 Official Links
4) Put the tablet into WebOS recovery mode by doing the following:
-In WebOS Reboot the device by going to Launcher(Up Arrow)/Settings/Device Info/ select "Reset options" choose restart.
-As soon as the screen goes dark hold down the volume up button until you enter WebOS Recovery mode. Note the large USB symbol that should be on the screen. If you miss it just reboot again and hold down the Volume up button right away. Once in WebOS recovery mode connect your USB cable to the PC.
5) Now you're ready to run the WebOS Doctor app by clicking on the .jar file you downloaded in the previous step. Be sure that your tablet is fully charged and connected with the USB cable before starting this process. Running out of power or interrupting this process in anyway could brick your HP TouchPad. Please be careful and fully read the instructions before beginning.
-Double click the webosdoctor.jar file to launch the app
-Select your language then click next
-Accept the licence agreement, read the warning message then select next to begin the install.
-Be patient the process can take anywhere from 15min to 1hour to complete.
HP TouchPad Battery Drain issues during sleep (Important):
Full step by step A6 Firmware Flashing instructions and Info here!
The Problem:
Developer James Sullins, Aka Jcsullins, has informed HP TouchPads users that there is a problem with our tablets A6 Firmware. This issue can cause an usually high battery drain during sleep. This problem occurs overtime while running both CyanogeMod and WebOS, on the HP TouchPad. As a results the Touchpads battery drains more quickly with daily use and the overall life span is reduced.
The Solution:
Reflashing the A6 Firmware effectively fixes the problem but may need to be repeated as a part of regular HP TouchPad maintenance. Watch this video and follow the step by step instructions to reflash your own Touchpads A6 Firmware.
How to test:
How to monitor your battery
To monitor your battery drain history during sleep install the free app Battery Monitor Widget:
-Once installed open the app and go to history to see a log of your devices sleep history.
-To setup the Battery Calibration correctly for the HP TouchPad,
-go to BMW settings/calibration/Battery capacity/ and set it to 6300 (*f29c), 6000 (*i29c) or 5800 (*s29c) and tap OK
-Note* See the Battery p/n # on the original packaging.
-Note* after setting the calibration, users will have to allow several hours to pass before the history can be accumulated.
Or
You can also use Cool-Tools to monitor your battery drain in real time.
-Watch the instructional video Here.
1) Boot to WebOs and in the "Just Type" box enter the following: webos20090606 or upupdowndownleftrightleftrightbastart
-Tap the developer mode icon and slide the toggle to on, then press submit.
-Plug the USB cable into the HP TouchPad and your PC.
2)On your PC Install Java and the WebOSQuickInstall-4.5.0 software*
- Note* If you have already previously installed Android with Java, then skip it.
3)Run the WebOSQuickInstall-4.5.0 software, note your TouchPad must be connected with the USB cable.
-Click on the Small globe icon located under the plus minus buttons.
-This will take us to a new menu where we will search "preware"
-Click the install button and the Preware app will be installed.
-You may now unplug the USB cable.
4)On the tablet while booted into WebOS navigate to downloads and select Preware.
-scroll down until you see a button appear to continue
-Search for "wterm" and install the app.
-Run wterm, and set a password to give the app Root permissions.
- You can set or change the password by looking for the wterm menu in the upper left corner and select setup.
-Click on New password and enter a simple password like "0000"
-Confirm the password and press "Set Password" button, now hit done and exit.
-Note you can increase the font size by going to wterm preference settings.
5) Now in wterm enter the following command PmA6Updater -f -d 0 /lib/firmware/a6_firmware.txt.00 PmA6Updater -a (Note this shorter command flashes two firmwares)
-It should take about 20-30 seconds to complete and will inform you upon completion.
-Congratulations you have now reflashed the A6 Firmware and can safely close the terminal and reboot your HP TouchPad.
Note: If you input the command and get a message saying it said can't open the A6 device, then try toggling developer mode off and on.
1) Boot to WebOs and in the "Just Type" box enter the following: webos20090606
-Tap the developer mode icon and slide the toggle to on, then press submit.
WARNING: Do not enter a password. Just tap submit.
-Plug the USB cable into the HP TouchPad and your PC.
2)Install Java and the Novacom software*
- Note* If you have already previously installed Android with, Java and Novacom drivers, then proceed to step 3.
3)Open windows explorer and go to C:\Program Files\Palm, Inc\Terminal
-Now run the Terminal.bat*
-Note* if you are using a 64 bit OS and get the Error "Windows cannot find Javaw..." you will need to copy the Javaw.eve from C:\Windows\SysWOW64 and paste it into C:\Windows\System32.
4)In the open Novaterm window, select file\connect\Ok
-Now copy and paste the following line into Novaterm and press enter* PmA6Updater -f -d 0 /lib/firmware/a6_firmware.txt.00 PmA6Updater -a (Note this shorter command flashes two firmwares)
-Note* Do Not! disconnect the TouchPad After starting this procedure.
-Novaterm will tell you "firmware update complete"
- In the open Novaterm window, select file\disconnect\Ok
-Congratulations you have now reflashed the A6 Firmware and can safely disconnect your HP TouchPad from the USB cable.
SDcard Fixes and Internal App Storage Increase(Important):
Removed SDcard Error Message: "Removed SD card
SD card removed. Insert a new one.
If so, that (most likely) means that you have encountered the
50+ issue. To fix it, you will need to move apps back from
the 'sdcard' to the 'Internal storage' (or 'phone').
The next fix/workaround allows you to 'stash' some of the apps
on the 'sdcard' so that the 50+ issue does not come into play.
This will allow you to move apps back from the 'sdcard' without
encountering the "Removed SD card" error while attempting to do so.
Each time you apply this 'fix', it will 'stash' all but 40 of
the apps on the 'sdcard'.
So, apply this fix once. Then move apps back from the 'sdcard' to
the 'phone' (or 'Internal storage'). Note that apps that have been
'stashed' might show with a greyed-out icon with an 'SD Card' symbol
and the letters 'SD' -- do not attempt to move these. After you
have moved the apps from the 'sdcard' back to 'phone' (those that
haven't been 'stashed'), you apply the fix again. Applying the
fix the second time will 'unstash' the remaining apps (remember
that it will not allow more than 40 apps to be 'unstashed') thus
allowing you to move them off the 'sdcard' too.
How to Increase the 'Internal space' for Additional App Storage:
You can increase the size of your 'Internal space' (or /data)
in increments of 256MB, 512MB, 1024MB and 2048MB. You apply
these 'fixes' with recovery software (tested with CWM and TWRP),
however, please note the warnings below.
********** PLEASE READ ALL WARNINGS BELOW **********
********** PLEASE READ ALL WARNINGS BELOW **********
data_plus_256mb: http://www.mediafire...gxqjki8s255lwpw
data_plus_2048mb: http://www.mediafire...xyxdx7xscee6mex
********** PLEASE READ ALL WARNINGS BELOW **********
********** PLEASE READ ALL WARNINGS BELOW **********
WARNINGS:
1) BACKUPS. BACKUPS. BACKUPS. As always, and especially when you
are resizing filesystems, you should have backups. This means
backups of all data (that you would care about losing) on the
Touchpad. These backups should be stored off of the Touchpad.
2) Before attempting to resize your 'Internal space' make sure
you have enough free space on your 'sdcard' to do so. Check
this from Settings/Storage/SD card/Available Space. You should
have enough space plus a very healthy 'safety margin'.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO TAKE ALL (OR CLOSE) AVAILABLE SPACE FROM SDCARD.
3) Before applying this 'fix', make sure you have plenty of charge
on your battery.
4) Do not reboot, reset or otherwise interrupt the touchpad while
applying this 'fix'.
5) As soon as this 'fix' is complete, use the recovery software's
reboot command to reboot the system. Do not do anything else
in recovery after applying this 'fix'. This 'fix' does things
that recovery software are not designed to do and does not
expect to happen. REBOOT IMMEDIATELY AFTER APPLYING FIX.
Jcsullins Quote
Removing System Apps(Optional):
If System apps are displaying error messages or working incorrectly you can use a free app to remove them. In some cases you may wish to uninstall apps from your system and reinstall them as regular apps such as Google+ and Chat.
Note: The device must be rooted
Warning! Please take care removing apps. If it's an app that the system needs, it will be removed and can cause the phone to boot loop or worse? We do not take responsibility for your choice to install this and remove anything. PLEASE USE CARE!
Partition Size Problems and ACMEInstaller3(Important):
The Problem:
-Android 4.2.2+ Roms requires a larger partition size than older versions. -The ACMEInstaller 5 is meant to increase the partition size from 300MB to 600MB.
-Android 4.1.2(CM9) only needed 300MB but Jelly Bean and Kitkat Roms require more System partition space(400MB+).
-In some cases users have reported 0.0/400MB of space left after installing Android 4.2.2(CM10).
-Although everything may still run fine it is recommend to leave at least a little space free. The consequences of running it without free space are not known.
How to monitor free System Storage spaceOptional):
-You can use a free app,Quick System Info PRO, to check the size of your partitions and remaining free space.
-Having a System Partition size of 500-600MB is needed when installing Android 4.2+ Roms.
-If you used the ACMEInstaller5 and then later restore an older Nandroid backup, you will still retain the larger partition size. Quick System Info PRO Video Clip Link: Quick System Info PRO Play Store Link:
How to free up System Storage space on the HP TouchPad(Optional):
I believe I have located about 15.89MB of data we can safely delete. Android in space videos and Phone Ring tones are located @
root/system/media/videos & root/system/media/audio/ring tones.
Note* X-plore needs to be given Root Permissions by clicking the 3 dots in the corner and choosing configuration. Here check your Root Access settings. SuperUser + Mount Writable, this is what it should say. Next you may need to reboot before it takes effect.
Tried the fix permissions without luck. Still getting the errors.
I have the GAPPS installed from the front page of this post.
I will try reinstalling GAPPS now that the permissions are fixed, but i suspect that won't solve it. Is there a way to remove GAPPS without clearing the whole Touchpad and starting a fresh?
Tried the fix permissions without luck. Still getting the errors.
I have the GAPPS installed from the front page of this post.
I will try reinstalling GAPPS now that the permissions are fixed, but i suspect that won't solve it. Is there a way to remove GAPPS without clearing the whole Touchpad and starting a fresh?
Which gapps exactly? There is no way to renove just the gapps package. You can just reflash it. It sounds like you might have inode errors. How did you first install cm10?
I originally installed the 11/16 preview using acme3 after using acmeuninstaller and secure full erase in webos. It worked for a week well, but as time progressed, it felt like it was getting more finnicky. i originally installed all the stuff I wanted, then changed my DPI. For about 4 days it worked that way fine, then it rebooted suddenly and reverted back to default DPI. From that point forward it wouldn't switch back. Also at that time, the moboot option screen wouldn't show anymore as the touchpad would boot straight into cm10. At that time clockworkmod and twrp both had issues, so I wasn't that concerned. When the updated clockworkmod arrived, I decided I would try to install it. The gooim app seemed like a backdoor to twrp so I tried to get in that way, but it seemed to have lost all its permissions, it wouldn't do anything after hitting the flash button. Lastly, I tried to manually put clockworkmod6 into the boot folder using es file explorer, the native file explorer, and a few other programs and they all failed (I think it was permissions issues). I couldn't get around them so I decided to start from scratch again and try again.
So i acmeuninstalled and secure wiped again, and installed the new 12/16 preview, the recommended jb gapps, moboot, and clockworkmod 6.
All seems well with this new setup except for one wierd thing. The play store was there after booting up, but no other gapps were there. So I thought, oh it must not have installed due to the "update" nomenclature needed in acmeinstaller, I'll just install it with clcockworkmod. After that, same thing. OK, maybe a bad gapps file, I'll re-dl.
Reinstall using clockwork, no dice. Same thing. So i manually downloaded the gapps i wanted, and all seems fine so far.
Sorry for the wall of text, but thought this information could possibly help someone. Again, this is great! Thanks for making the touchpad so useful!
For the last two versions of Cm10 (12 and 16) I've been experiencing some freezing while working in Settings/Apps.
I regularly go into the app settings to move apps from internal storage, where they're installed by default, to SD card where I have lots of room.
Since downloading 12 I've noticed periodic freeze-ups while in there. The whole UI will freeze for up to 30 seconds. It usually comes back with the 'not responding' message, at which point I just tap Wait and keep going. At first I though it was a side effect of the system being busy moving my app from internal to sd, but then I noticed that this would happen even if I'd just tapped on a few apps to see their details, regardless of whether I'd chosen to take an action.
Sometimes (roughly every fourth or fifth time) the freeze-out actually results in a reboot. So clearly something more serious than just busy-ness is going on.
Sorry for reposting entire quote. Dolphin browser and rootzwiki just don't seem to get along when trying to type.
Anyway, I had the same issue with jb-gapps. Downloaded many times but only one or two actually installed. I did exactly what you did. Manually pulled gapps from playstore. When I moved to the 12/16 rom and tried the jb-gapps file again I did not see any errors (doesn't mean there weren't any, just not noticable). So I'm hopeful that moving forward there won't be any issues.
I originally installed the 11/16 preview using acme3 after using acmeuninstaller and secure full erase in webos. It worked for a week well, but as time progressed, it felt like it was getting more finnicky. i originally installed all the stuff I wanted, then changed my DPI. For about 4 days it worked that way fine, then it rebooted suddenly and reverted back to default DPI. From that point forward it wouldn't switch back. Also at that time, the moboot option screen wouldn't show anymore as the touchpad would boot straight into cm10. At that time clockworkmod and twrp both had issues, so I wasn't that concerned. When the updated clockworkmod arrived, I decided I would try to install it. The gooim app seemed like a backdoor to twrp so I tried to get in that way, but it seemed to have lost all its permissions, it wouldn't do anything after hitting the flash button. Lastly, I tried to manually put clockworkmod6 into the boot folder using es file explorer, the native file explorer, and a few other programs and they all failed (I think it was permissions issues). I couldn't get around them so I decided to start from scratch again and try again.
So i acmeuninstalled and secure wiped again, and installed the new 12/16 preview, the recommended jb gapps, moboot, and clockworkmod 6.
All seems well with this new setup except for one wierd thing. The play store was there after booting up, but no other gapps were there. So I thought, oh it must not have installed due to the "update" nomenclature needed in acmeinstaller, I'll just install it with clcockworkmod. After that, same thing. OK, maybe a bad gapps file, I'll re-dl.
Reinstall using clockwork, no dice. Same thing. So i manually downloaded the gapps i wanted, and all seems fine so far.
Sorry for the wall of text, but thought this information could possibly help someone. Again, this is great! Thanks for making the touchpad so useful!
You say you used the recommended jb gapps. Which version? as JCSullins has asked that only the official JB 4.1 gapps be used which is the 10/11/2012 version.
Also, you might want to check your boot and System partition space as this could also be an indication that either of them are full or close to full.
New Moboot has been released. It correctly supplies your CM10 TouchPad with a serial number, so apps that need one like Asphalt 7 should now function correctly.
New Moboot has been released. It correctly supplies your CM10 TouchPad with a serial number, so apps that need one like Asphalt 7 should now function correctly.
New Moboot has been released. It correctly supplies your CM10 TouchPad with a serial number, so apps that need one like Asphalt 7 should now function correctly.
Installed today on TP. So far, only the battery not charging except when booted to WebOS. Did I miss something? Read all the threads and tried several scenarios. No joy!
Installed today on TP. So far, only the battery not charging except when booted to WebOS. Did I miss something? Read all the threads and tried several scenarios. No joy!
In Settings>Storage [3dot menu in the upper right corner]USB computer connection(press) then select with check mark Media device(MTP) This is a known issue. Hope this helps.
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