yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Developer J.C. Sullins has said he prefers you use the gapp jb 20121011 only.
[TouchPad Development] basrawi:
OR don't report any bugs after you install 4.2 apps. We will never know what caused your issues (rom vs forked gapps)
[TouchPad Development] feydakin:
Sure, a usefull advice: change to cm10 :p
[TouchPad Development] Macmee:
which cm10 rom has best battery?
[TouchPad Development] feydakin:
I didnt try any other jb rom, just this one here. Battery drain is good, feels better than with cm9 but still not as good as with webos.
[TouchPad Development] SilverTipp:
I'm having exactly this same problem. Any ideas how to fix this? Everything else is great ...
[TouchPad Development] RolandDeschain79:
Chrome issues

There is no fix for this yet, its a known issues with CM10 & Chrome on the HP TouchPad. Just use the Dolphin browser or Firefox Beta instead. Both support flash and the keyboard won't disappear.
[TouchPad Development] iknorr:
Same problem exists on my evo 3d running stock. Its not limited to cm10, chrome and the hp Touch pad.
[TouchPad Development] crhylove:
Yeah, for the 11th time: it's chrome not the ROM. Firefox is better anyway!
[TouchPad Development] alias4ever:
+1 I totally agree with this! I love Firefox. :D
[TouchPad Development] crhylove:
Got need for speed most wanted in app sale, but won't install data to SD card, failing with not enough room on internal memory (duh). What's the best work around?
[TouchPad Development] niphoet:
I'm going to have to respectfully disagree. On CM9 I never had a single problem or glitch with Chrome. Don't get me wrong, I'm on CM10 now and I love it, but I don't think Chrome is completely too blame. This ROM is still a work in progress, and getting better all the time.
[TouchPad Development] Nomad1600:
Having the same problems with Chrome on OaT's LnTJB ROM (stutters, occasional keyboard issue), so while it could be related to how CM10 runs on TouchPads, it doesn't seem like it is just a ROM issue. The stock browser works pretty well, so I haven't felt the urge to try other browsers like FireFox, Dolphin, Opera, etc (even though I preferred Boat and Maxthon on my previous CM9 ROMs).
[TouchPad Development] :
The mic in Google+ must be one more place where our Touchpads have some undefined difference. I have gone all the way to trying an ACMEUninstaller followed by a fresh install with ACMEInstaller3 and I still get no mic in google+. But then my images are not inverted either. . .

Using 12-16 experimental build

gapps 10-11

YMMV. . . .
[TouchPad Development] thegof:
So for using flash video (I'm mainly using it for Amazon Prime video). Since there is no native Amazon client for Android (correct me if I'm wrong, can the Kindle Fire app be sideloaded?) I used to use the native browser on CM9.

I've sideloaded the Flash plugin on CM10 (version 11.1 if I recall correctly, the latest one) and loaded Firefox and dolphin (plus the Dolphin Video plugin). Firefox will show the plugin (tap here to activate plugin). Seems to work ok but the controls disappear in full screen and sometimes I get the video as scrambled horizontal white and colored lines.

Dolphin wouldn't work (I kept getting no flash installed). I found the following thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1906341 where it indicated to delete the browser preference xml file. That worked but I got similar quirky behavior similar to Firefox.

Obviously, the native browser and chrome both don't support flash.

Is anyone else doing this differently? I'd love to have some experienced pointers. Thanks in advance!
[TouchPad Development] waynekirby:
The native browser runs flash for me :confused:
[TouchPad Development] huludical:
Anyone get a market themes to work? They all come up with an error.
[TouchPad Development] alias4ever:
Change your DPI to either 240 or 320 depending on the theme then apply the theme. :) Reboot of course before applying. :rolleyes: Should work then as I haven't found a theme yet that won't work when I've done this. Just make sure to do a backup first and don't forget to change it back to your original. :p
[TouchPad Development] Alien8d:
I used LCD density moder. Switch to 132, as it looks the best, then use the market compatibility fix built in to the app. Have no issues with any app compatibility.

Before anyone comments, yes I could mess with build.prop but for the 3 dollars I'd rather use that.
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
Wish I could find where the differences were. I have same problem as you, and my camera is also oriented correctly. It's weird. Could it be different hardware revisions? Anyway I'm fairly certain my issue lies with libjingle library or gips voice engine. I'm trying to figure this out
[TouchPad Development] niphoet:
This may be silly, but has anyone tried to determine if 16gb vs. 32th might have hardware differences other than just flash capacity?
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
Might be worth a look. I have 32gb version.
[TouchPad Development] :
Yep. . .I have a 32gb version as well. Seems like it is just a few of us having this issue though. . .
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
I agree, far to few to be 32gb version related, but it may be relevant...What version of WebOS are you running? And do you ever use WebOS

Edit: and did you use acme3 installer/uninstaller
[TouchPad Development] nitrobg:
As you can see, the only difference in the hardware is the NAND flash, there are no other changes hardware-wise between both devices.
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
I never really did buy into the every touchpad is different story. It's like a catch all explanation. It has to be something in my setup causing mic issues. Maybe its time for a true factory reset.
[TouchPad Development] Chevyguy85:
12/16 seems to be working well. Did a dirty flash of whatever version i messed up and flashed first coming back again from ICS. Also finally got around to installing a touch recovery, so much nicer than vol +/- recovery now both my Android devices have touch recoveries! Battery life is pretty good @ idle/sleep (attatched SSs). Camera seems to work well enough as well, never really use it but it works.

I keep reading all about needing to use acmeinstaller 3 or whatever number it is. The only time I've used acme anything is when I first put Android on Thanksgiving week a couple months after I got it from the fire sale. Since then I've always flashed gingerbread, ICS, and JB from a recovery. No major problems. I did notice that I had 15 megs of free space for system ram but then I deleted a bunch of the stuff that comes with every Android rom and I'm back up to 50 with the few apps I keep installed. I guess if I continue to keep a relatively small amount of apps it doesn't matter that I never increased the system ram?

Regardless thanks for all the hard work from everyone in bringing us the many flavors of Android and keeping this tablet alive.
[TouchPad Development] cdzo72:
Anyone able to use BetterBatteryStats?
[TouchPad Development] feydakin:
Nope :/
[TouchPad Development] Chevyguy85:
Not right now. I only have Battery Drain as pictured above or Battery Monitor Widget Pro. Sorry
[TouchPad Development] cdzo72:
Yes I also use Android Tuner which is the same dev as BMW Pro but nothing details drain like BBS... I hope they figure it out
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
As long as you are happy with what you have, that's fine. The short story is, Jelly Bean needs the /system partition increased. That is why ACME3 was put out. However, it was discovered that the older versions of CWM and TWRP caused corruption in the /system partition. New versions of CWM and TWRP have been put out that don't cause corruption. That fact that you have managed to shoehorn CM10 onto your TouchPad without increasing the /system partition size is interesting and I guess says something about your ingenuity. But if you want it right, then you might want to consider a clean install that gives you the correct /system size sans corruption. There is a fairly simple procedure to do this. It will require you to use ACME3 and ACMEUninstaller. Just keep in mind that you will need to use either CWM6 or TWRP 2.3.3.0 to avoid introducing corruption in the future. If you want more details, be happy to provide them. You seem like a pretty knowledgeable user, so should not be a big deal for you.
[TouchPad Development] mmark27:
You need to go back, ACMEUninstall and start over with ACMEInstaller3. Trust me, I was in your camp too (came into the thread about 100 pages too late apparently) and thought everything was fine. You'll start to get memory errors and app update errors after a little while. Just go back, update to the ACME3 and use moboot0.3.7 and the latest CWM. Just make sure that before you use the ACMEUninstaller, you make a folder called cminstall and put the necessary files in there. I had a typo in mine so it was c"n"install and it forked everything up repeatedly.

Just take the time and go back to do it right. Worth it.

EDIT: I also did a format of the USB storage (through CWM) after I flashed this and it opened up all kinds of space on my tablet ~12GB of usable space (I have a 16GB tablet). The downside is that it screws a few things up on the WebOS side if you ever go back to it. I could never free up more than like 8GB of space prior. I do wish the partition for apps could be bumped to more than 1.48GB though. I'm sure that could be tweaked in the updater script easily, but I'm not going back yet again unless necessary.
[TouchPad Development] WilliamtheIII:
Please help me (Battery. Possible brick?)

I thought It couldn't happen to me but it clearly did. I have been flashing for months and using cm10 since its inception on the touchpad. Yesterday I flashed from OAT back to Jcsullins. I knew about the whole battery issue but I fell asleep before I could enable MTP. Today I woke up very sad when I tried to boot my TP and saw the battery low icon.

I'm I as screwed as I think or do I just leave it charging for a few hours get into boot and quickly enable MTP. Somehow I feel like I'm really really screwed though.

I tried to look at the TPDebrick v 0.1 but everything (directions) have gone over my head.... right now I am looking at my TP charge with the battery low indicator on...

Can someone shed light and most importantly help me get back into CM10 again!

Edit: Funny enough I ran out of battery while I was making nandriod backup (the backup completed but I fell asleep). I was able to boot in recovery after just a short charge!! Dodged a bullet hopefully this keeps me more aware! I always thought that if we let our TP's run to 0% on cm10 it would brick. Guess I lucked out. All I know is that I'm not ready to try this out again.
[TouchPad Development] SilverTipp:
When I installed CM10 from CM9 I just factory reset/wipe/dalvik wipe and used acmeinstaller3 to install cm10/cwm6/moboot0.3.7 the first time.

What am I messing up by not using acmeuninstaller? I haven't noticed anything yet except chrome acting strange at times. (which everyone seems to be experiencing)
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
I don't quite understand your question you say in your first sentence you didn't use acmeinstaller and in your second that you did.
[TouchPad Development] Lekerstein:
Read his question again
[TouchPad Development] Nomedias:
From my reading of past threads, there are possible file system corruption issues leftover from acmeinstaller2. This post explains it better than I can; http://rootzwiki.com/topic/32274-acmeinstaller3/page__st__50#entry1025177

Sent from my cm_tenderloin using Xparent Green Tapatalk 2
[TouchPad Development] overflyer:
Developers: Attention

I just read an article about Bodhi Linux on one of the most popular IT magazines in Germany, heise.

http://www.bodhilinux.com

It seems to be derived of debian and it uses the new E17 desktop which looks pretty neat but supports extremely old systems cause it doesnt need a lot of performance at the same time.

Now why am I writing this request: There are images for arm devices on the site, e.g. for the nexus 7. So Nexus 7 Users check it out.

Wouldnt it be possible to port this onto the Touchpad ? :). The distro looks pretty nice to me. Its of minimalistic origin, but has apt-get and synaptic so you can install pretty much any ubuntu app u want.
[TouchPad Development] chicle_11:
The way I understand it is that by using acmeunistaller, it fixes the partition problems caused by earlier versions of cwm.

I've never liked chrome, even on my desktop. I use ics browser+ on my tablet and Firefox on my desktop.

BTW, there's a moboot 0.38, here's the link to the thread where you can find the files: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2080977
[TouchPad Development] huludical:
I have this running on my tp without the new acme thing and it seems a bit stuttery. I don't want to re-do it, such a pain! Lol. Thanks for the ROM btw
[TouchPad Development] Evil_munki:
Downloaded BetterBatteryStats and wanted to monitor battery drain (haven't done this before).

It seems that under 'Kernel Wakelock' the kernel "ath6kl_wow" is preventing the TP from going into deep sleep for a significant amount of time whilst the screen is off - presumably causing battery drain? It's around 3.5/4% an hour of battery loss and the CPU is running at other speeds rather than idling. I've accounted for 'Partial Wakelock' and taken steps to reduce those (removing widgets, removing apps etc).

Using the same app on my android phone, I've noticed the the vast majority of the screen-off time 'idle' is in deep sleep mode!
[TouchPad Development] bananagranola:
Possibly, but you'll probably get better responses by posting in Q&A.
[TouchPad Development] overflyer:
I think ill was to enthusiastic there. Bodhi is just based on Ubuntu 12.04. Since the Ubuntu port for the HP Touchpad is also hardly moving forward, I dont see why this distro should be different :(
[TouchPad Development] shumash:
Are you leaving the wifi on? You should make sure that you set it in settings to shutoff when in sleep.
[TouchPad Development] erick1499:
Can you plz post what the location of the files with the clocks is?
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Under wifi advanced settings, set "keep wifi on during sleep, to "never".
[TouchPad Development] cdzo72:
Hey fella, which version did you install. I can't get BBS to run on my TouchPad, it constantly force closes
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
Google talk and plus mic issue

I acmeuninstalled, webdoctored (back to 3.02), and reinstalled preview5 with moboot 0.3.8 and gapps 10/11.... still getting same error in logcat with broken mic. I am thinking the problem must lie in some of the partitions that aren't affected by webdoctor and acme. I have tampered with too many zips. Or I suppose it could be hardware related. But the fact that mic works fine in cm9 confuses me. I don't really know where to look next.
[TouchPad Development] mpgrimm2:
Luke,

Preview 5?

You should be loading the latest which is

- cm-10-20121216-EXPERIMENTAL-tenderloin-FOR_LIMITED_TESTING_ONLY_CAM.zip

You should also be using CWM6 (20121215)
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
Thanks mpgrimm

I am actually using 12/16 build...I don't know why I said preview 5.

And I'm using newest TWRP. I have used one of JCsullins fixed CWM6, but it didn't affect mic issue. It's good to get some input though
[TouchPad Development] Evil_munki:
It's 1.11 from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

I'll play around with the TP to see if I can reduce the battery drain, overnight that kernel was still awake for around 40 min's, however battery drain dropped to around 1.5% after messing around with Google Location, removing some apps etc...
[TouchPad Development] monkeysez:
I am unable to charge my touch pad in CM10. However, if I power down, it charges and it also charges fine in webos. I have no apps installed. I have done a clean install with acme uninstaller and reinstalled using Cm10 latest preview. Thoughts?
[TouchPad Development] detdett:
Did you enable mtp?
[TouchPad Development] chicle_11:
You can find the free xda version here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

Which is working fine.
[TouchPad Development] Silencer96:
Excellent work so far! This ROM makes my touchpad fly!

Could you make it so I don't have to enable usb debugging in order to charge my tablet? Also, a built in OC kernel would be much appreciated!

Cheers!
[TouchPad Development] monkeysez:
No, should I enable mtp?
[TouchPad Development] Silencer96:
If that was directed towards me, then yes :D
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
YES , go into settings /storage then tap the 3 dots in the top right hand corner ,tap USB computer then put a tick in MTP .

Job done .

This has been posted numerous times in this thread ,a simple search here would have found the answer for you ,
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
Google talk mic

I did a full factory reset following this guide. It actually repartitions the entire TP (except boot I think). Anyway the mic issue with google talk and plus still exists. So I am fairly certain the problem is not in my setup, unless the boot partition is causing problems. Again I used JC's 12/16 CM10 and 10/11 Gapps. I guess I will go investigate the libjingle and gips voice engine lead again.

edit: using 3.8 moboot and webos 3.0
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
Dorregaray has just posted this .

gyroscope patch: http://goo.im/devs/Dorregaray/testing
[TouchPad Development] zondajag:
Its a shame you don't have any plans tho move onto cm10.1. You have breathed life into this device like no-one else thought possible. Everything has to end sometime we are just greatful for all your hard work!
[TouchPad Development] amkaos:
who are you talking about?
[TouchPad Development] mfreema:
Im glad someone is actually able to look into this issue. I almost doubt the people that are saying it is working without a hitch. Are they really making sure their mic is working, or assumed that it works because they can hear the person on the other end.

I have followed everystep of what was posted before to try to get this to work and it still does not. I have ACMEUninstalled, Then ACME3 installed, tried flashing with the fixed CWM. CM9 worked fine, CM10 is where it doesnt work for me. I also tried different gapps packages to see if that would help, but no dice. Hopefully someone can help find a root cause to this issue. Its very strange because, skype works fine and google now voice search works perfectly fine as well.
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
I also have my doubts...
[TouchPad Development] _Dorregaray_:
Gyroscope v2 patch: http://goo.im/devs/Dorregaray/testing/update-cm10-gyroscope-v2.zip

contains jcsullins accelerometer patch missing in the first release
[TouchPad Development] fahd_freak:
The accelerometer patch still doesn't work... At least in asphalt 7
[TouchPad Development] Carey4782:
Is there a change log or any notes re the Gyroscope patches?
[TouchPad Development] Daistaar:
I saw that in Asphalt 7 as well. Oddly enough it does work in Riptide GP (although it's slow to react) so I guess that is progress. On a side note, has anyone changed the User Agent in Browser to iPad? It lets you see video in the browser pretty damn well and doesn't have any of the visual artifacts (losing keyboard, etc.) that plague Chrome. Really Want to Thank JCSullins and Dorregary for this one. Skyping my little brother in Afghanistan for the holidays and my family really made me appreciate this Tablet and the XDA community that much more. Nice donation coming very shortly to both of you guys!
[TouchPad Development] vince2008:
Its working with Asphalt 6, thanks Dorregaray
[TouchPad Development] smithjohnatpa:
What this do? I just flash using twrp right?
[TouchPad Development] amkaos:
I read that this should work for CM9.. but After installing, random apps FC..

edit : found the right version for me
[TouchPad Development] _Dorregaray_:
CM10 patch v3: http://goo.im/devs/Dorregaray/testing/update-cm10-gyroscope-v3.zip

- added temperature sensor (does not work on apps using old android api, like smart sensors)

- fixed some not closed file handlers in magnetometer and accelerator

- setting default magnetometer delay at initialization to 50ms (the apps changes this value)

- removed debug messages floating around in kernel log

please let me know if I haven't broken anything and how's the battery life

the CM9 version will be later today or tomorrow
[TouchPad Development] Cubanluke88:
I remember reading somewhere that should the battery be drained, bricking could result of the device. My friend fears this may be the case for his touchpad. There was a solution posted somewhere but I cannot seem to find it. Any help here?
[TouchPad Development] jasmuz:
Doubts.

Recently recieved a HP Touchpad with CM9 on it, i'm rather impressed on how well it behaves doing everyhing i need. Is there any compelling reason to switch to jcsullins unnofficial build of CM10, besides the commodity of project butter and google now?

thanks in advance for any replies.
[TouchPad Development] milski65:
Very good question. I've had mine for a long time. On cm9. Found no compelling reason to upgrade. Except for my flash junkie side:) Most want the latest and greatest? CM9 will provide you everything you need for a tablet (I also have an i*ad). For me in the end it will be out of curiosity.
[TouchPad Development] chicle_11:
Go to settings > storage and click on the 3 squares on the upper right corner. Then click on usb computer connection and make sure that the MTP box is checked. The TP should be able to charge now. Let it charge for a few hours.

This should really be in the q/a section.
[TouchPad Development] luke1987:
Not really. If you can live without project butter, Google now, and nav ring than your better off on ICS since it's more stable
[TouchPad Development] eddycha:
I havent upgraded yet because when I'm away from home with my tablet, I use Flash video a lot - its a lifesaver for boring evenings. So right now, I dont want to risk unstable flash performance by upgrading, despite wanting to try it - this current ROM works perfectly for me as of now!
[TouchPad Development] Daistaar:
Flash has been pretty stable on stock browser with User Agent set to iPad. Youtube, Redtube and plenty of other sites I never go to all work fine that way... ;)
[TouchPad Development] vince2008:
totally agree! much better than double tapping dolphin browser
[TouchPad Development] rg2:
This. Although if I didn't have a NS4G, I might have upgraded to CM10 already due to boredom. But the mod junkie inside of me can't be quelled forever...
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
As most others have said, you are better off staying with CM9 for now. CM10 is still experimental and upgrading from CM9 to 10 can be a bit tricky. Flash is the most compelling thing if one likes website functionality. Flash is being abandoned for HTML5, so getting it to work in CM10 can be a bit sketchy. Stay with CM9 for now and watch and read the forums for when I might be time to upgrade. Especially, read up on the process of upgrading to CM10 so you will be prepared when you decide to make the leap.
[TouchPad Development] keenan316:
I thought you could just flash CM10 via CWM just like any other rom. Thats what I did...
[TouchPad Development] Chevyguy85:
You technically can (that's what I've done for gingerbread, ICS, and now Jellybean), it is however strongly recommended that you don't when upgrading to JB for the first time. The whole process outlined in the OP does some needed changes and stuff, one of which is allot more system ram. A lot of people run out of system memory if they don't. I have very few apps installed and I delete quite a few things that come with the rom/android and I still hover between 15-50 megs of system ram. There are other problems as well but that's the one that I remember the most. We might be the lucky "few" that are problem free though.
[TouchPad Development] nitrobg:
You know, all these 'video streaming' websites have a mobile version without the need to run the buggy Flash. :D
[TouchPad Development] Trainer_H:
Chrome beta got a fc.

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