[TouchPad General] bonjovitalia:
Thank you very very much: that's incredible that i don't think before at this easy solution.

Another specification about the overclocking thing: i understand that the first topic is not updated, so i read many post in this thread.

I follow these steps:

1-FOR START I FOLLOW THE FIRST OF THE GUIDE IN THIS FORUM:

Update your webOS to the latest version. Latest version is : 3.0.2

Bring up your menu > settings > System Updates > make sure it is fully updated

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Connect your HP touchpad to your computer VIA USB. Make sure "USB Drive" mode is not activated. You want to only be on CHARGE mode. Click the USB icon on top and get out of USB Drive mode if it is in USB drive mode

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Now, on the HP Touchpad's main screen, you will see a search box in the top middle of your screen. Inside of it, it says "Just type..." ... Inside of this box, type in the following using the on screen keyboard : webos20090606 . Now tap ON and turn it on. It will now ask you for a password. DO NOT ENTER ANYTHING IN THE PASSWORD FIELD. Leave it blank. Failure to do this will lead you to using webOS Doctor to fully reset your HP Touchpad!

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Now it is time to install HP webOS Quick Install. Click here to install WebOS Quick Install.

This is a .jar file. It requires java to already be installed on your computer. IF YOU DON'T ALREADY HAVE IT, click this link to install java.

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Make sure your HP Touchpad is not in USB Drive mode. If it isn't, webOS Quick Install will quickly install a driver for your HP Touchpad. Allow it to do this. After installing the driver, WebOS Quick Install will now recognize your device. To know it is recognized, under "Device", "HP Touchpad" will be greyed out. Use this picture as a reference.

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2- AFTER, I FOLLOW THE GUIDE ON THE WEBOS PAGE

Enabling the Beta Testing Feeds

Beta quality packages have had some end-user testing, but may still delete your data or wipe your device in rare circumstances. You have been warned. Unless you are directly and specifically beta testing a package, you should disable all beta feeds at all times other than when you are explicitly updating or installing a beta package.

Re-read the rules above before continuing.

It is also wise to read all of the Q&A before continuing.

You must never repost or copy or rewrite these instructions anywhere else, but must always refer others directly to this page using only the....

Being able to gain access to the command line using novaterm or Xecutah and being able to reinstall Preware are important obligations for anyone who participates in beta testing.

To enable the beta testing feeds, you must do the following:

1. Uninstall Preware. Yes, seriously. You must uninstall Preware. This will not affect any other packages that you have installed.

2. Gain access to the Linux command line on your device and run the following two commands.

mkdir -p /var/preferences/org.webosinternals.preware

touch /var/preferences/org.webosinternals.preware/enable-beta-feeds

3. Install Preware 1.8.3 or later.

4. Start Preware, open the Manage Feeds screen, and enable *only* those feeds which you wish to use. Before enabling a kernel testing feed, you should read this.

3- WHICH ARE AND WHERE ARE THE GOOD FEED?In this point i take the ''obsolete error''.

THANK you in advance ;-)