HPTouchPad:Installing CM-9
Last Updated:' 06/21/2013 By: BillM
This page describes how to install CyanogenMod 9 onto an HP TouchPad. It refers to file and directory names found in the previous step: Configuring webOS.
Prepare the TouchPad
- Boot the TouchPad to webOS.
- Connect the TouchPad to the PC with the provided USB cable.
- A USB notification window will pop up on the TouchPad display.
- Select USB Drive mode.
- The TouchPad will be assigned a device drive number by Windows Explorer.
- Windows Explorer will create a window open to the TouchPad's root directory.
Create the install directory
Create a directory cminstall
in the webOS root directory. Precise spelling and case is essential.
Copy the four .zip files from the PC's cminstall.dir
folder into the TouchPad /cminstall
directory:
- moboot_038-tenderloin
- cm-9-20130429-NIGHTLY-tenderloin
- update-CWM6_tenderloin-20121215
- update-gapps-ics-20120429-signed
Create the backup recovery directory
- Create a directory
clockworkmod
in the webOS root directory. - Create a directory
backup
in the newly created/clockworkmod
directory - Copy the correct archive to the
/clockworkmod/backup
directory.
Eject the TouchPad, then disconnect the USB cable from the TouchPad
Reboot and Install
Reboot the TouchPad into USB (recovery) mode
- Hold PowerOn button and Volume UP simultaneously until the large white USB symbol appears on the TouchPad display.
- Connect TouchPad to PC with provided USB cable. The PC will give a tone indicating the connection is made.
On the PC, open a Windows Command execution window
cd C:\Program Files\Palm, Inc
- Excute the following command:
novacom boot mem:// < ACMEInstaller3
- The prompt will return within a second or two.
- The TouchPad display will change to the HP logo and then immediately to the Double Penguin display mode.
- Screens of text will scroll by while the installation proceeds.
- The TouchPad will reboot in five minutes or so.
- Disconnect the TouchPad from the PC as it boots.
Moboot should present multiple boot selections, and it should default to CyanogenMod 9 after a timeout of about five seconds. Allow the TouchPad to boot to CM-9. It takes two or more minutes to reboot.
Proceed to configure the CM-9 environment.