[ROM][OFFICIAL][9.0] Evervolv for HP Touchpad
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[ROM][OFFICIAL][9.0] Evervolv for HP Touchpad
HP_TOUCHPAD
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Select Arm platform and the version of android:
https://opengapps.org/
There are other ways to install apps:
using the aurora app store, does not need google services:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...ource-play-store-client-april-8-2021.3739733/
Or directly from a web browser, apps could be downloaded to PC then copy to Tablet and install.
https://m.apkpure.com/
https://androidapksfree.com/
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marcustaz
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Gborg3
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Just playing with my old touchpad and installed this. Is it me or is this super laggy and essentially not useable?
It shows its age when using some apps. With the maxtreme kernel, minimal apps and light real world use it can be usable. But that usable is with an understanding of what the hardware can handle.
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HP_TOUCHPAD
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Just playing with my old touchpad and installed this. Is it me or is this super laggy and essentially not useable?
it all depends how it was flashed, or installed.
9 is set up to use a swap partition, just as webOS and every Computer Operating system ever created.
Also how many or types of Apps are install on a fresh 9 ROM installation ( bloatware )
Google Open Apps ( Play store ) slows down the tablet, for the many background services it uses to collect user data.
For a 10 year old device, with great sound speakers, wireless charging , perfect screen size and the many different ROMs available, still have a lot of uses.
The Tablet can be set up as a dedicated " specific" use device, once the App is running will perform just the same.
Here is a video of a super installation of Google Open Apps, is a killer and not to be use this way. But it shows that it can handle it and perform.
HP Touchpad Evervolv Pie Super Open Gapps
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marcustaz
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it all depends how it was flashed, or installed.
9 is set up to use a swap partition, just as webOS and every Computer Operating system ever created.
Also how many or types of Apps are install on a fresh 9 ROM installation ( bloatware )
Google Open Apps ( Play store ) slows down the tablet, for the many background services it uses to collect user data.
For a 10 year old device, with great sound speakers, wireless charging , perfect screen size and the many different ROMs available, still have a lot of uses.
The Tablet can be set up as a dedicated " specific" use device, once the App is running will perform just the same.
Here is a video of a super installation of Google Open Apps, is a killer and not to be use this way. But it shows that it can handle it and perform.
HP Touchpad Evervolv Pie Super Open Gapps
marcustaz
Senior Member
HP_TOUCHPAD
Senior Member
Does someone know how to re-activate some zram swap on either the stock or MAX kernel for this rom?
What is zRAM? wikipedia
Only one swap space can be active: zRAM uses a portion of RAM to swap. The Tablet only has 1 GB and about 900 MB usable.
The swap partition use storage from the internal SD card, as WebOS does, providing more RAM.
To make changes to any Android ROM the RamDIsk must be unpack, fstab file must be edit and RamDisk repack then copy to /boot.
Here is a guide on how to unpack and repack the RamDisk:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...e-to-all-android-roms-for-tenderloin.3846567/
Here is a YouTube video:
The RamDisk is packed together with the Kerne , and it can be edited individually.
My suggestion:
To get the most RAM from the Tablet, it is best to flash the Android ROM only. ( Do not flash Google Open Apps )
Use Google alternatives example:
There is no need for the Play Store, which uses a lot of RAM.
https://www.bromite.org/
https://newpipe.net/
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That youtube video you provided will be helpful, so thanks for that! Do you know how to first check if an android kernel is compiled with zram support before I work on modifying uImage?
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