yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nook Touch General] darzur:
Hello,

Is there any way to change default font when using "Publisher defaults" option in stock reader app? I can change font size, but when I try to change typeface it always disables publisher defaults. I prefer to use some sans serif font for reading so it's why I'm asking. I know I can embed font in epub file but I'd prefer to not to do it. Of course if there is some code in CSS stylesheet that will force app to use different font I can use it.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
Some books have awful CSS in them.

The "Duke Publishing" books that I get from the library are horrible.

I go in and delete the CSS sheet from inside the EPUB.

There are only a few reasons why you should ever have CSS in a book, for formatting quotes or poetry.

They should keep the CSS as generic as possible.

All I can recommend is going in and deleting/modifying the CSS.
[Nook Touch General] darzur:
You are completely right. Before I start to read a book I always modify CSS to my needs. It only includes margins, line spacing, indentations, justification and font size for headers. But unfortunately my settings are different from those available as defaults in Nook so I'm forced to use "Publisher defaults" option, what blocks font face change. I've tried to embed font in EPUB but it always looked horrible compared to default font so it's why I want to change it to one of sans serif defaults.
[Nook Touch General] David0226:
Link "Malabar" to the font you want

I believe that the default font for the Nook reader is Malabar. I personally prefer a slab serif font like Caecilia or Amasis. So I went into the /system/fonts directory and removed all of the Malabar fonts and linked each of the Malabar font file names to the equivalent Amasis font name. Now when I use "Publisher Defaults", I get the Amasis font. Doing this will require root of some description. I suspect this might be possible without permanently rooting the Nook, but as I want my rooted, I have not tried that.
[Nook Touch General] darzur:
It's good idea - didn't think about that before. I'm not sure but maybe it will be doable using ADB access. I think I can just change names of Malabar with Helvetica Neue (my preference) and that way I will still have 6 fonts to choose from with default Helvetica Neue.
[Nook Touch General] David0226:
Yes, you can do it with adb access (that is how I did it). I am not sure if renaming the fonts will work because I think the name of the font is imbedded in the file, but you can certainly try that. What I actually did was create a new directory called archive (/system/archive) and moved the Malabar fonts to that directory so I could easily restore them if I ever wanted to. I also move apks I don't want to run into that directory so I still have a copy I can easily access "just in case".
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] spacecowboy:
First of all let me say what a site. Ive been reading through a few posts and the level of knowledge here is unsurpassed :!:

I have a Microsoft E200 mobile, some of you may also own one, but really I was wondering whether or not I actually need to get an XDAII :?: I like the idea of having a PocketPC but for those of you who know, is it really worth having an E200 aswell as an XDAII :?: Obviously I'd be able to sync between the two which is a nice thought but really, what are the advantages of having one of these in comparison to just a Smartphone :?:

If anyone can direct me to the cheapest place for one, I'd be grateful. Orange will be releasing the M1000 soon (XDAII) but Im not keen in staying with them.

Thanks again,

spacecowboy
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] demass430:
Engadet has a prerelease of facebook home if anyone wants to check it out.

http://www.engadget.com/2013/04/08/...ked/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews

I just saw the post in Pulse. Figured someine would want to check it out.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordJezo:
Verizon using the stock image, no root or flashing.

Using the calendar app when I click on an appointment and hit Reply for my responses to invites it launces the built in Mail app, but I don't use the mail app, I use Gmail. Is there any way to get Calendar to use Gmail or get my responses to be able to be sent?
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
I have two ROM's I thought I would share. They are both 4.2.2 ROMs; one is AOKP, and the other CyanogenMod. Niether have working Bluetooth and do have most of the current 4.2.2 bugs.

If anyone is curious they can see my Github, my username is CDMoncrieff

I've uploaded the files to Dev-Host under CDMoncrieff and the files are:

cm_tenderloin.april8.zip - 152.30 MB

aokp_tenderloin.april8.zip - 133.95 MB -been told it may wipe SD contents on some Touchpads. Back-up to your PC before flashing please!

Use a file explorer to drop this file in system/bin to fix the multiple light touches bug. ts_srv - 17.84 KB
[TouchPad Development] chicle_11:
Thanks for the Roms. Question, which gapps should we use? Thanks again.
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
The 4.2.2 GAPPs package
[TouchPad Development] Nathanation:
A question for you, where did you learn to build ROMs for the HP touchpad? I've been googleing how to set up a build environment on Ubuntu, which I've nearly completed but then all guides on building cm10.1 (for example) only cover supported devices of which the Touchpad isn't.... I can't find much with Google at least on Touchpad specific ROM building.
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2043285

This is hands down the best guide for setting up your build environment. Its okay to be on 13.04 as well, you might just have some unmet dependantcies you need to install. You'll likely be told you are holding broken packages and will need to meet the dependencies before you can install the other packages.

sudo apt-get install gcc

sudo apt-get install g++

After following that guide you should be set up to build.

Building for unsupported devices depends on the ROM you are trying to create. Basically you just need to follow the file paths in your local repository until you find something out of place or missing, then fix it.

You can see my githib at github.com/cdmoncrieff where you can see some of the commits I made to build for AOKP to get an idea of the process. There is also a short build-instructions repo with a few details of the process for 4.2.2. If you have any questions, which if you are going to try building, I will be glad to help :D
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
I still need more posts before links, here's another!
[TouchPad Development] Nathanation:
OK that's great I will take a look, the main problem for me at the moment is time. I'm currently using Ubuntu 12.10 I'm hoping to at least compile cm9 or cm10 to start with as they are pretty much fully operational. SGA's efforts with 4.2 and yours have inspired me to have ago. I guess the battery life is the main item that needs work in 4.2.2 and working out how to get Bluetooth working. What are your plans? Do you intend to try to improve on the current builds?
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
Where I can :good:
[TouchPad Development] keenan316:
These are the links?

http://d-h.st/search?search_by=2&search_for=cdmoncrief
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
Yes, thanks!
[TouchPad Development] nickster1:
This should be moved to development thread. You mind if I request that it is? By the way thank you for sharing!
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
Yes, but still no takers on the DL?
[TouchPad Development] nickster1:
I will tonight when I get a chance. :)
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
That sounds good.
[TouchPad Development] MikeFRG:
Wich bugs 4.2.2 has?
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
Unpredictable power draw

No Bluetooth

Kind of flakey WiFi

Rotated camera preview

I think that's it...
[TouchPad Development] chicle_11:
I downloaded the AOSP version earlier and will be flashing tomorrow.

Do I have to wipe / factory reset, format system, etc, or can I get away with just wiping cache and wiping dalvik cache.

Thanks.
[TouchPad Development] the_scotsman:
Thread moved to development, now that the OP has permissions to post in dev forums :)
[TouchPad Development] festa20:
I'm sure plenty of people will download it in next few days

Will be getting it myself later tonite just to try it out

Tried it on a mate's tp and seems very good
[TouchPad Development] drmarble:
I've looked at your github and there are some useful changes in there I may move over to my rom. I just started getting phantom touches in one corner so I'll try out the ts_srv.c change. I might try the system tunings to system.prop, why did you choose those changes?

Why did you disable backuptool in tenderloin_ota_from_target_files? It is what keeps your gapps when you flash. Does it cause you some problems? I find it works just fine.

good job on the rom.

By the way, the camera driver is consuming lots of power (90mA sleep) so I reverted those three commits. The camera doesn't work but I'm down to 19 and I hope to get back to 4. (it's in my new branch c10.1, I'm still new at git so I left my old tree with camera for those who want it and a new tree with it reverted for me.)

Keep up the good work.
[TouchPad Development] gabhroo123:
I noticed that the clock on my TP was drifting off, sometimes by minutes, sometimes more.

Rebooting fixed it, but it started drifting again. Never had that problem before on previous ROMs.

Settings were set to sync the time from network.

I downloaded a clock syncer app to fix the issue. So, this is just a FYI..
[TouchPad Development] gradular:
Which rom did you install ?
[TouchPad Development] gabhroo123:
CM.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Just finished reading all the way through this thread. Interesting looking rom. One thing I did notice. Folks are mentioning TWRP might cause this or might cause that. It would be very helpful if you include what version of TWRP you are using. It could be a factor.
[TouchPad Development] nickster1:
Its not cause it also happened to people using cwm as well on these builds.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Reread my post nick, I didn't say TWRP caused anything specific, I said it would be helpful if folks mentioned what version they were using when reporting issues. If you have been keeping up on TWRP, some of the new versions are causing issues as well as some of the older versions. ;)
[TouchPad Development] nickster1:
My apologies. I guess I read that to quick. Yeah anything past 2.3.3 I believe has been a thorn in the side of any touchpad user.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Yeah, you old "Classic Nerd" guys are like that!:laugh:
[TouchPad Development] Cobjones:
How is the AOKP build running for everyone? I could follow everything. Is the deep sleep in there, and is the camera working?

Thanks in advance.
[TouchPad Development] Bisiburger:
I have installed this rom since two weeks. By now i think its the best rom for Android 4.2.2. But i have noticed some Bugs. Wifi does not work after Sleep. I must turn off and turn on to get Wifi work. Sometimes there is a red flash on touchscreen, often in settings.

But the biggest problem is the smoothness. After a couple of sleep periods or after charging, the Touchpad is very laggy und slow. When i do a restart, the system is as fast as i expect from JB.

[MENTION=5211864]CDMoncrieff[/MENTION]

Do you plan a Update for your Rom? Ist there any chance, that we see worked Bluetooth and Camera with right rotation?

Ps. Sorry for my english, it isn´t my first language :o
[TouchPad Development] magnethart:
Try this for the WiFi issue. I haven't had any problems since.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Nandroid backup, install, test, don't like, restore backup. What might work on one TouchPad, might not on another. Best way is to find out for yourself.
[TouchPad Development] Cobjones:
MOD EDIT: Lets keep it friendly please all he did was try to help
[TouchPad Development] detdett:
This is probably what you're looking for.
[TouchPad Development] Cobjones:
Thank you!!
[TouchPad Development] Bisiburger:
Doesn`t work for me..
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
Just waiting on a new Touchpad for an update to these ROMs... Shouldn't be too long.
[TouchPad Development] detdett:
very nice. where are you getting it from?
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
Locally, in Victoria B.C. @ $60 it's a steal IMO.
[TouchPad Development] crap_dude:
Faster build I've ever tried on my TouchPad

Wow! I've been using this AOKP build on my TP since this 5 to 6 days and I can it's crazy fast compare to those many builds I've tried before (I've tried almost every build in this TP forum). I definitly love the "phablet" interface with notifications at the top left instead of regular bottom right panel.

The only issue I have right now is that I cannot say that WiFi is very stable. Even if I change the advanced settings, WiFi will often disconnect in sleep mode and take some time to reconnect.

Battery life is also good so far.

Thanks a lot to CDMoncrieff. I'm definitely looking forward to install the next iteration of your AOKP build, if any. :good:
[TouchPad Development] Moscow Desire:
Thread Cleaning

Thread is cleaned of Off Topic Conversations.

When a Mod cleans or edits a post, it's not a reason to carry on an Off Topic conversation. Keep it ROM related please. You have PM so take it there.

Cheers.

MD
[TouchPad Development] jsgraphicart:
Thank you. I was wondering what was going on behind the scenes for these ROMs. :good:
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
this is the only stock cm10.1 build i can find. works well actually and needs to be updated.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Seriously? Needs to be updated? Care to explain what you're talking about?
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
yeah i musta been stoned when i wrote that cause it makes little sense. its just been a bit since that was built. most everything works well, i wish i could keep wifi from instantly sleeping on screen off, changing sleep settings doesnt work.
[TouchPad Development] jsgraphicart:
Turn off wifi optimization
[TouchPad Development] The Jack of Clubs:
That worked, thanks.
[TouchPad Development] ulnevrwalkalone:
This may help or may be useless but I have a fascinate as my phone and back when this device was getting 4.2.2 and having bluetooth issues one of the devs (DerTeufel) created a .zip file that fixes the bluetooth.

Here's a link to that zip: http://d-h.st/0JT

This is way above my head but I thought someone might be able to get an idea of how this zip works and make a similar fix for this rom and or for the TP in general...
[TouchPad Development] daedric:
The Fascinate is a Hummingbird SOC cellphone, from Samsung, also known as Samsung Galaxy S. Our tablet uses a SOC from Qualcomm.

The probability of this working is quite low :)
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
So, did you ever get your new TouchPad?

---------- Post added at 10:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:55 AM ----------

BTW, you can check out two other 4.2.2 roms here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40597458

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2223665

Not sure what you mean by stock, I don't think there is any rom that could be considered stock in an open source world.
[TouchPad Development] Moscow Desire:
If a user doesn't like a particular rom, then it's advised to move on to something else. Simply stating "blah blah blah rom sucks" really doesn't do anything to further any type of development.

People who dev these things, are not here to make your device "cool", contrary to popular belief. Also not here to fix "your" issues.

XDA was founded by Developers, who wanted to exceed what the manufacturers intended.

So if a user doesn't like a particular Rom, then kindly move along.

Cheers

MD
[TouchPad Development] Moscow Desire:
Well, you've been eating your wheaties today. :p

Try to be nice, and what do you get.

Understand this, and let it be clear.

XDA was founded by developers, "for" developers.

If you came to XDA, to make your device cool, well, you came to the wrong place.

XDA is NOT a Democracy.

XDA is not a place for Freedom of Speech.

XDA has rules, and we expect users to follow them.

XDA is not a social network like facebook, classmates, or the like.

Moderators, keep the garbage to a low murmur. Primary purpose, is to keep development on track. Insulting Dev's by saying particular roms suck, is a personal opinion, and does nothing to further development. In fact, it hampers it.

Dev's do this work for free, and a lot of work goes into it. If it were so easy, a lot of other people would be doing it. Especially for a device that no longer is supported for such works.

And no, Mods do not go away. Especially when "RP's" come in.

So it's best to just drop this discussion, and let development continue.

MD
[TouchPad Development] yeoldgreat1:
Has anyone had any issue with the power menu not showing up in the CM version? When I press the power button, my touchpad sleeps and wakes as normal, but when I hold up the button down, nothing happens.

Before I installed the mod, I did a factory reset, reset the dalvik cache, etc, so it was a fresh install. I'm a bit stumped otherwise!
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Will power + home force a reboot?

I would do a clean install instead of a factory/data reset.
[TouchPad Development] crap_dude:
Hi I was wondering if CDMoncrieff was planning on releasing a 4.3 ROM based on AOKP as awesome as the AOKP 4.2.2 build in this opening thread.

I have tried A LOT of TouchPad ROMs and none was as fast and stable as this AOKP 4.2.2 ROM. For that I thank you because my tablet never felt better for a long time.

I currently am trying the 4.3 Evervolv ROM from Flintman and so far it's been ok with some little issues.

I'd be glad to test one of your ROM if you wish to release one.

See you guys!
[TouchPad Development] siralsmooth:
Gunna give the AOKP build a run, although as much as I like jellybean in general, probably will be switching back to ICS due to lack of hardware acceleration.
[TouchPad Development] nickster1:
So far I am really liking this AOKP rom. Its smoother than I thought it would be. I'm getting a few glitches here and there (especially when more than one app is open) but nothing bad. Netflix works but has glitches and flash works great. This really is a fantastic build here and I will test it more tomorrow.
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
tl:dr right? :p
[TouchPad Development] siralsmooth:
Only flaw I've noticed so far is reboot to recovery only reboots the tablet in the AOKP build. And as mentioned, rom is relatively smooth.
[TouchPad Development] pqee:
Seems as both CM and AOKP give me and error right from the first boot. 'Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped'.

Hitting OK just causes it to come back up.

Tried with and without installing GAPPS. With them it comes up after the wizard, otherwise it comes up right away.

This is all done after a full reset, wipe cache, dalvik, /system.

Your screenshots show signal bars. I presume you have the 4G touchpad? Searching online point the .phone error as due to SIM card or APN stuff which I don't have.

--

I was able to delete phone.apk through terminal and the popups have stopped at least. It was painful though. When you click ok to the error you only have about second to tap once before the error comes back up.
[TouchPad Development] Zerosuit Connor:
Currently giving the AOKP a go, just wondering how to enable a global system proxy? I can use a WiFi proxy which allows me to login in chrome, but can't use any apps that require internet at work, i did read something about editing settings.global, but i have no ides where it is and I've searched my tablet far and wide.

Just wondering also, whether or not i could use the cm10.1 ROM you've released as a base for something i have planned?

Sent from my HP Touchpad with Android 4.2.2

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Sent from my HP Touchpad with Android 4.2.2
[TouchPad Development] MerenQue:
Hi CDMoncrieff,

I have a common TouchPad without 4G and I could flash your cm_tenderloin.april8.zip with Gapps 20130301 succesfull under CWM6 / Moboot 035 but not with TWRPv2.4.1.0 / Moboot 035.

I installed YouTube and can view clips in HD now.

I installed UCam Camera for Tablet and when I tried it first time it didn't recognize my touch. I closed the app and after a restart of the UCam-App everything is fine until now - but as you know the rotation. ;)

In settings I choose "Wifi never on in Standby" and I will install Battery Monitor now to tell you afterwards something about its consumption.
[TouchPad Development] cqloveqc:
Tried it, best 4.2.2 rom so far

Good Job
[TouchPad Development] siralsmooth:
Found a very annoying bug this morning. When the display turns off, wifi goes to sleep regardless if it is in use. Pandora/AOR/Iheart all keep wifi on normally with the screen off regardless of what the sleep setting is for wifi, as the TP shouldn't try to sleep with an active process. Kept interrupting my shower tunes this morning and will make a horrible boombox at work today with this problem.
[TouchPad Development] jsgraphicart:
I will try one of these out tonight. I'm glad to see another developer here. :good:
[TouchPad Development] Sl@nzer:
Uncheck WiFi optimization
[TouchPad Development] CDMoncrieff:
Turn off WiFi optimization in advanced WiFi settings!
[TouchPad Development] nickster1:
I really can't believe how nice your AOKP build is! Most of the stuttering I mentioned yesterday went away after the build settled in. Everything I use is working great. Only had one reboot! I haven't even had a runaway battery drain yet. Will this rom shutdown if it gets too low or should I get an app?
[TouchPad Development] sstar:
Even if does have an automatic shutdown I would install an app (Automatelt) as you choose the level and you should be bullet proof, nothing wrong with a belt and braces.
[TouchPad Development] 4catalyst2cI:
Shutdown set at 6%
[TouchPad Development] RolandDeschain79:
h/w video support with CM10.1

Hi Guys

Wanted to let everyone know How to enable hardware-accelerated video decoding (YouTube HD, NetFilx,ect)

Flash the following zip file with CWM or TWRP. Big thank you to Gradular for making this zip for us:good:

Download: update-cm10.1-HDvideo_fix.zip

How to flash your gapps packages video:

[Thread]CM10.1 Test Builds with Sound on the HP TouchPad, Android 4.2.2

@CDMoncrieff Great work and thank you:good:. I will test out these Roms tonight:)
[TouchPad Development] webdroidmt:
Hey nickster, what's up? :D Has Netflix also settled down for you ? Does this have the same issue that SGA's AOKP had with possibly wiping SD card?

Thanks,

Mike T
[TouchPad Development] nickster1:
Hello Mike :)

Yeah, Netflix has smoothed out for me & its now running great with no stutter. My SD card was not wiped coming to this rom. Everything went great. I'm running twrp 2.4.4. Battery life is pretty good also and I haven't had a battery drain runoff like you had on SGA' s rom. Still only had the one reboot. By the way the new Play market looks great on the touchpad.
[TouchPad Development] Nathanation:
Running your AOKP ROM right now, its smooth :) Only problem I have is Google talk keeps crashing. Also had a problem with score process stopping but cleared contacts cache and data and now seems OK.
[TouchPad Development] webdroidmt:
Thanks for the feedback! As for Play Store, it's amazing overall how well things look on this tab and how well it handles 4.2.2. You'd never know this wasn't originally an android tab. :)

I checked through both rom zipfiles today and they look pretty good, both seem to have the proper vidc_1080p.fw file that needed to be replaced in SGA's test build. Will probably flash the AOKP build first to see how it feels.

Speaking of SGA, I hope he is well. He'll be missed here, for sure. Of course thanks to the OP, CDMoncrieff for sharing.

Mike T
[TouchPad Development] webdroidmt:
Hi Roland,

The video fix is not needed in CDMoncrieff's builds, nor is it needed in Shumash's Schizoid 4.2.2. These builds have the correct firmware file, it was only SGA's early test build that required it. Thanks and keep up the good work.

Mike T