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[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
DU Pie does not include the clock App by default, and the Open Gapps Pico does not installed it either. This is how to set the clock as screen saver with the Pico variant installed.

Open the Play Store and installed Clock by google:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.deskclock

There are a lot of Clock apps available and supposedly should work as screen saver, but I have only tested with the Clock by google. Also is better to use an App that is Ad free to prevent active data in the background while using the Tablet.

After the clock App is install go to (( Settings )) --->> (( Display))--->> [[ Advanced ]] --->> [[ Screen Saver ]] " Clock should be already available" Select settings, blue gear on the right [[ Night mode ]] very dim display (for dark rooms) go back.

When to start: While charging or docked ( go back to Display )

Disable Wake on plug ( turn the screen on when connecting or disconnecting a power source ) The screen saver will do that.

Very important set the Brightness level to 0% while charging, it will reduce heat. When you want to use it, just change the brightness level as high as you want.

The advantage of using the Clock as Screen saver is that, if the Tablet ever freeze for any reason (it should not) the Clock will also freeze at the time that it happened, and just by taking a quick look at the Tablet you know if everything is working properly, but if the Clock is displaying the wrong time then the Tablet must be Hard Reset otherwise the battery will drain ( it will not charge if stopped working ). Is a quick way to keep an eye on it.
[TouchPad General] _dave:
HP_TOUCHPAD once again, thanks a lot. Downloaded the clock and followed your guide and I'm am all set. :)
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
Great to know! and thanks for reporting back, it could help another user trying to figure it out.
[TouchPad General] MikeN68:
Note to HP_TOUCHPAD and _dave.

If you use the official HP rubber/plastic cover you will have no issues with overheating. The cover was designed with the induction charger in mind and I've been using mine on my 2 TP's for 7-8 years with no problems whatsoever. 3rd party covers are a no no though and anything with metal is a definite NO! The induction will heat metal and could give you a nasty burn or start a fire . . .
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
@MikeN68 Thanks for your input and sharing your experience with original HP cover and the advice on the 3rd party covers. From my testing experience, when running youtube for a couple of hours as the CPU is working, the screen on , plus charging the tablet it will freeze and reboot. I though it was due to the wrong settings, but it turn out to be heat related. If the tablet is not been use and is idle while charging it should be ok, but if the user tries to see a couple on movies on youtube at HD 720, is not going to set on fire, but it will freeze and that is with no cover. Also the geographical location and the room temperature will impact performance. Any device will work better in a colder climate compare to the tropics.
[TouchPad General] MikeN68:
LOL re: location. I'm in the UK so it is not always 'warm' but I understand what you are saying, I just don't (personally) see that heat is a concern. The ROM is more likely to be the problem as TP's were not designed with Android in mind and we're asking them to do more and more well past their original task. I imagine the TP that _dave is using has been OC'd above it's default 1.2GHz (yes I know it was underclocked to start with) so a little extra heat and potential freezing is to be expected unless additional cooling can be applied. Granted, most of my time with my TP's is also running webOS but I like to 'dabble' with the new Android builds to find if anything is smooth enough to use long term. Mostly I have found it is not possible. Initially fast ROMs tend to slow down after time and a refresh is needed - hence my pig-headed continued use of webOS - although that is sadly coming to an end as technology is more and more leaving it behind.
[TouchPad General] Do Not Touch:
You hit the nail on the head. Heat is the enemy of semiconductors, so when you overclock a processor 30 or 40% above the factory rating, you're always flirting with the possibility of system crashes and freezes. The one HP case that is designed to work with the TouchStone would be fine for basic apps at the break-neck speed of 1.2gHz, but I would not recommend long-term use for watching HD videos while wearing the rubber overcoat in the TouchStone and overclocked to 1.8gHz.

This is my first post here in years. I've seen great developers and techies drop out of the TP circles -- in a couple of cases driven out after one too many nasty posts. I'm glad that we still have a couple of top-notch TP geniuses here, but I was sorry to see RolandDeschain79 mix it up and stop creating his helpful posts, videos and easy to follow procedures. I hope he returns. We need the techies, but we also need talented tech writers like RolandDeschain79 and DoubleStuff. I hope they know they are as critical to this community as the remaining tech geniuses like Flintman, elginsk8r and HP_TOUCHPAD. Thanks to everybody.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
You can keep your WebOS for ever and flash any ROM that I changed to use the swap partition ( it can be share with WebOS with no issues ).

The Tablet can perform just like any other device, play HD 720 youtube videos, stream music, use all the google apps, Earth, Gmail, Street View, Maps, run a web server, use it as an FTP server or any way you want it, with all up to date Apps. Even Microsoft World, Excel, Powerpoint as the screen size qualify for the free version. I do not know what is missing!
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
Thank you for the genius label, but I am just a regular user, like you that started by curiosity to try getting the most out of the TP and at the same time learning the Android OS.

At the beginning I thought that the Tablet was slow due to the CPU frequency, but that is only one small part of it. Android is a very dumb OS and every device must be set up manually with specifics settings otherwise it will not work properly. The HP TP originally with WebOS and not having other tablet at the time with the same specs in Android, the device was set up by using similar settings of smartphones at the time. I am trying to revert that, and soon will have new universal settings that should work with all ROMs.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
New Universal Optimized Settings files are available for Pie and All ROMs.

Click Here for All ROMs optimized for Swap

All Settings have been redone and the Tablet is Optimized for Web use. TCP Buffer was increase from 2MB to 6MB and other settings.

WiFI is 100 % stable, it does not disconnect.

To flash the new settings, download the CPU frequency that your Tablet can handle.

Using TWRP,Wipe / cache (only) Flash the file and reboot.
[TouchPad General] deathsaber99:
Amazing work!

Wow, thank you for reviving my touchpad! I have not used it for the last year because it was too slow and, I thought, obsolete. But that is not true at all! It runs pretty fast now. My ipad air 2 barely works now, but this touchpad just keeps going.

Install was very easy and took me about half an hour total.

Two questions:

1. I downloaded the Netflix app, but could not get it to work; I received an error message every time I tried to open the app. Is there a workaround or does the app not work?

2. Would bluetooth work on this rom eventually? I was hoping to use my controller to play some games.

Thank you again!
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
Look at my guide:

HP TOUCHPAD Optimize for All Android ROMs with Swap Partition

On Evervolv 7.1.2 everything works including Bluetooth and also Netflix plays.

On Lollipop 5.1 everything works and also Netflix plays.

All those ROMs are optimized for streaming and provide support for the swap partition.
[TouchPad General] lipenheimer@gmail.com:
Hey people.

Been real busy

Was wondering where the sweet spot wound up?

Is Flintman's 3-28-19 Android 9 the final release? (thank you so much for all your work on the touchpads over the years, William. Fabulous effort dudeman)

I see there is no longer a download link for it on the Dirty Unicorns site so I am assuming the 3-28-18 was the last release but just trying to verify I am not missing anything..

Reading this thread I am gathering that the Android 9 is not fully functional like bluetooth not working and a few other problems still?

So would the Dirty Unicorns 8.1.0 with a swao partition setup ( Thanks HP Touchpad!!! You RAWCK!!!) be the best ROM in most people's opinion?

Or is the Evervolv Android 7 where the sweet spot is?

Much appreciate everyone's input and help over the years!

So much phun philthey phlashing!

Lip Lip Lip

P.S. Amore means "Much Love" in Eyetalian!

Amore Flintmon!!!

Amore HP TOuchpad!!

Amore all the others that did the videos and stuff. Trying to remember all the names but I am 52 now so it doesn't all come back as quick any more!!

I'M PHARTING DUST!!!!

BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAA

OINK

I AM FILTH!

Lip Lip Lip
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
You got a lot to read !

Just created now:

No more worries about the Novacom Drivers, or issues with Tablet. All issues are solve and for ever!

Click HERE for HP Touchpad Novacom Repair Android
[TouchPad General] pmc3944:
Helpw with "new" CLEAN Install???

Hey all, new member. In the past I was successful at porting th CyanogenMod builds onto my Touchpad. I havent used it in a long time and I would like to start fresh with the latest and greatest build thats being discussed, but I have been out of the loop for a while. I have read over what I think the instructions are, but they are a bit confusing to me.. I read it like its install multiple versions or something....is there a NEW guide for dummies like me that just what to start from the very beginning. I currenly have a CyanogenMod build on it, but happy to start with a clean wipe and get the new OS up and running. Sorry if I missed a similar post. Thanks all!
[TouchPad General] DoubleStuff:
First we would like to know here a "XDA industries" which instructions were you reading, because we are in the mode of constant improvement and trying to make instructions more readable even the the "un-woke" novice. So give us the link to the instructions you had read, and then we can point you to more clear instructions, or we can further elaborate on those instructions.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
The Main Guide shows all the details to flash any ROM from 5.1 to 9.

Click HERE for HP Touchpad Optimize for All Android ROMs with Swap Partition

As per the instructions on the Guide if the user wants to Wipe All and start Fresh.

Flash the Automatic Wipe All and Create Anddroid With Swap.

Any Recovery can flash that file. It will create all Android partitions and also flash the latest TWRP Recovery, 3.2.1 by [MENTION=3716175]flintman[/MENTION]. The Tablet will reboot after done into moboot. Select Recovery and flash any ROM you would like to use and follow all the flash file in that order to optimize the Tablet to it's fully potential.
[TouchPad General] pmc3944:
Thanks for fast response, the fault probably lies with me just because I have done a project in a while and I havent followed the updates for prob 1 year or 2. Below is what I was reading

https://xdaforums.com/hp-touchpad/general/rom-guide-alternative-method-to-install-t3575861
[TouchPad General] DoubleStuff:
Well HP_TOUCHPAD just responded to you with a very good guide also, so please follow the guide that HP_TOUCHPAD posted above and it should suite your needs. Both guide are good, but HP_TOUCHPAD's guide you don't need to install the TP Toolbox, and its very simple to follow.
[TouchPad General] HP_TOUCHPAD:
The TP Toolbox is like the WebOS Dr, but for Android, unfortunately is only limited to flash specifics ROM and Recovery and that can cause a lot of frustration to users trying to follow the on screen directions. Jc Sullins never thought that the Tablet will keep working for so long and with others Android releases. The ToolBox can be updated to flash any ROM plus Recovery ,also create Android with Swap and create boot.

It could be the only file to load, but I am not going to change it, a request was sent to jcsulling for permission, but no replied. Anywhere jcsullins is " Many Thanks"
[TouchPad General] pmc3944:
Thanks! I thought things were going well, moved the files over to the "ttinstall" folder, ejected and unmounted, but im getting "unrecognized support zip HpTp_1674_CPU_Universal_Optimize_Swap_DU_v13_flintman_Pie"

Am I not supposed to be using that one?
[TouchPad Development] HP_TOUCHPAD:
Many Thanks to the Dirty Unicorns Team for providing another great ROM for the HP Touchpad.

MOD Edit:- Links Removed
[TouchPad Development] SacredDeviL666:
Thread Closed as duplicated.

Thanks

SacredDeviL666.
[Samsung Galaxy S9+ Questions & Answers] darren91teo:
Does anyone know what else medium power saving mode disabled? It seems like there are other settings which Samsung don't allow user configuration.

Basically, I disabled every option in the medium power saving mode but there is still a 9h12mins saving. Where does this comes from??View attachment 4724568
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
Android Q hidden settings enabler​

Created by [MENTION=8500797]kingbri[/MENTION]​

Disclaimer: I am not responsible if you flash this and make your phone into a brick, blow it up, create nuclear war, etc. You are flashing this at your own risk (However, it's very likely this won't happen)​

This is a simple magisk module that adds a script to your /system/bin directory​

What it does: Shows android Q hidden settings for well-known features (example: Dark mode)​

Current features:

Android Q dark theme (system-wide and app-forced)

Navigation bar tweaks (Removed back button and new Q quick switching mechanism)

How to use:

ADB

Enter an adb shell

enter the command "qmod"

Follow the instructions

On-phone

open terminal emulator

su

enter the command "qmod"

follow the instructions

You can also use this without root!​

Just grab the script by running this command:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bdashore3/q_tweaks/q_master/system/bin/qmod > /sdcard/qmod

and follow the steps​

Steps:

Push the file to /sdcard

Enter an adb shell

cd to sdcard

chmod 0777 qmod

type "sh qmod"

follow the script

Downloads: https://github.com/bdashore3/q_tweaks/tree/releases​

If you want to ask questions, here's the contact group for my work: t.me/KingDevel​

Credits: MishaalRahman (for getting all his journal posts), paphonb (for the debug_pixel launcher), and anyone else who figured out these tweaks/were behind-the-scenes for this stuff.
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
Please put any hidden android Q features that you find in here (With the code or it won't be accepted) or open an issue on github along with the code necessary to enable that feature.
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
mine again
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
Thanks, this is mine :)
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] firesword14:
I am confused, is this a Magisk module to Enable hidden features that already exist in Android Q or a module to add Android Q features to Pie?
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] MishaalRahman:
This mod just turns my tutorials into scripts:

Source 1: https://www.xda-developers.com/android-q-navigation-gesture-controls/

Source 2: https://www.xda-developers.com/android-q-toggle-dark-theme/
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] micjambra:
Good on ya [MENTION=8500797]kingbri[/MENTION] does the trick ?.
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
** into A script **
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
Update! (v1.1)

Changelog (In github q_master branch under "Add v1.1 commit"):

-Fix dark theming command

-Add Lockscreen clock styles, Desktop mode, and chat bubbles as options

-Change option input to numerical format

-Make things easier to read

The downloads are located here: https://github.com/bdashore3/q_tweaks/tree/releases

To contact me on Telegram, I am located here: t.me/KingDevel
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
Update! (v1.3)

Changelog (In github releases branch under "Add v1.3 commit"):

-Add iphone-style gestures

-Fix some missing stuff

-Add more documentation

-Add keycheck and a few options in installer

(Circumvents system not mounting)

For iphone-style gestures: No other nav bar tweaks are allowed!

You need the back button. All documentation on how to enable

is in the script, nav-bar tweaks, option 3.

The downloads are located here: https://github.com/bdashore3/q_tweaks/tree/releases

To contact me on Telegram, I am located here: t.me/KingDevel
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
Additionally, if anyone sees a new news post before I do about android Q hidden features (there are new ones popping up everywhere), follow the 2nd post in the O.P. If [MENTION=7050182]MishaalRahman[/MENTION] can post an article about this, that will be great rather than making seperate magisk modules for everything
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
Deleted. Duplicate post
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kingbri:
Update! (v1.4)

Changelog (In github q_master branch under "Add v1.3 commit"):

-Improve iphone-like gestures documentation

-Update github documentation to use a curl command

(Non-root)The new curl command is in the OP, just run it in a terminal

Please follow the non-root instructions in the OP

To contact me on Telegram, I am located here: t.me/KingDevel
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] Zehlek:
Will this work on latest Beta 2 patch?
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] venkatsrin:
For me it causes issues especially with pixel launcher
[Google Pixel XL ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other] kkjb:
With Q beta 2 update, nope. Changes to launcher so dev options limited. Now I did find that using this link instructions I could get file permissions to revert back to Pie. the "sandbox memory, files protection" is turned off. File managers and app can then access just like before. Now I started with a complete wipe, Q beta 2 factory image, adb enabled, run script,. As warned resets phone, I then added my apps, data, pics through device to device transfer.

https://developer.android.com/preview/privacy/scoped-storage#test-behavior-change

adb shell sm set-isolated-storage off

adb shell getprop sys.isolated_storage_snapshot

should return with flag = false

Your mileage may vary, data may be lost..... bla, bla, bla. Lawnchair v2 alpha works great too!
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Natjosh:
Not looking to remove the status bar, just wondering if it is possible to remove the tinting of the app header and make it either the same colour or transparent.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Davey Dual Sim:
Nova Prime
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] renton82:
Ok, but only in home screen, you cannot hide status in samsung browser for example (or in any other apps).
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] fende:
Search for full screen apps in settings, try to show examples of what you're looking for.
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] Natjosh:
Just looking for exactly this
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] renton82:
Ok but status bar is still here...
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] renton82:
The status bar icons like mobile signal, time, bluetooth, remain here, no way to hide them
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] bkdodger:
Use NiceLock View attachment 4724860View attachment 4724861

S10+ Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] renton82:
I can't hide bluetooth icon when paired to my galaxy watch. Audio by bluetooth icon cannot be hide, I don't know if it's a quick star bug...
[Samsung Galaxy S10 Questions & Answers] 5teve0:
check out samsung good lock app on the galaxy app store, I think you can configure what icons show on the the status bar
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Artifesto:
[Help!]I'm stuck on CSA7 with VZW phone, Odin - "Can't open the serial(COM) port"

I've been trying to re install N960USQU1ARL1 with Odin, I'm currently on N960USQU1CSA7. I've used 3.13.1_3B_PatcheD and 3.13.1 with no luck. I always get "Can't open the serial(COM) port". I was worried it was conflicting with my existing HASP device or drivers for my Null Modem and RS232/485 drivers I use for work, but after uninstalling them and never had KIES installed nothing changed. I even tried with a Windows 7 VM making sure the correct drivers were installed and my phone was recognized correctly. I'm thinking it's a compatibility issue with Pie and Odin but I'm not sure. I'm hoping someone here can help with some wizardry.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] raul6:
Try maybe with a different cable
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Artifesto:
I've tried 3 cables and different ports. I've tried C to C and C to A as well
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] joshw0000:
Have you rebooted your PC and your phone? If not, that should fix it. I soft bricked last night and had to do both.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Artifesto:
I did yesterday but my PC has set overnight turned off so I'm going to try again.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] bober10113:
well i hate to state the obvious but, have you installed sansung android drivers?

install smartswitch if unsure. it will add appropriate drivers.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Artifesto:
I did, I had to use a different PC entirely. I'm not sure if it there is a problem with my current version of windows, it worked fine when I had to use Odin a few months ago. But using a different pc allowed it to work.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] amorosa:
Try annother PC.

Reboot your Phone into Odin-State.

I had nearly the same problem like u. But my Phone was recognized, but it did not response to odin.

A Softbrick. Just reboot the Phone backt into Odin Mode, Reboot PC (What u did before) or Change PC and flash again.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] TevW:
I was having trouble booting after flashing LightROM for whatever reason, so I thought it'd be best to reflash stock firmware and try again.

Unfortunately, it seems as though Secure Check is enabled, stopping me from flashing new ROMs or downgrading at all. The OEM Unlock option isn't in the Developer Settings panel, and none of the usual methods involving changing the data and time work.

Would like some advice as to what to do now. I'd rather not wait 7 days IRL just to get the option IF the option will even show.

Currently using SM-G950F, on G950FXXU4DSBA from Updato.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] kpwnApps:
Secure check verifies the file for modifications if its modified you cant flash it
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] wstahlm80:
Just updated my Note 9 to pie last night. I can no longer turn on WiFi Calling. I know the setting moved to the Settings when the phone app, but when I go to switch it on, it says that it is unable to. I also have this persistent WiFi calling notification on all the time too.

Anyone else having this issue and found a solution yet?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] dpalmer76:
I have no such problem with my Verizon note.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] wstahlm80:
Attached are screenshots of my issues. When I switch WiFi calling on, it says to wait a few minutes then gives a message that it is unable to enable WiFi calling and to try again later.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] Brownie8B:
Go into your settings app and Search for "My Verizon Services" in the search bar. Make sure this is enabled
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers] wstahlm80:
Thank you. This worked!