Touchpad Installation Android/webos Dual system tutorial

Touchpad and Cm9touchpad and CM92011 February Hewlett-Packard unveiled a touchpad tablet based on the webOS system at a special launch in San Francisco's webOS, along with another two veer and pre, which also carry the webOS system. 3 smartphones. The touchpad tablet is 13 mm thick with a 1024x768 resolution 9.7-inch display, supports video calling and beats Voice technology, supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, storage capacity of 16G or 32G, memory is twice times the pre 2, and is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon APQ8060 Dual Core 1.2G processor. But because the webOS platform is too small, it makes it hard for touchpad users to enjoy the tablet as much as they want, even as webOS itself has been given up by HP. But the great gods abroad have found a way to install dual systems for Touchpad, with both webOS and Android two operating systems. This tutorial will detail the detailed process for installing CyanogenMod 9 for Touchpad. CyanogenMod is a third-party ROM resource based on the Android system, CyanogenMod 9 is based on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS), providing the core functionality of all Android systems, Support the vast majority of smartphones on the market. However, this series of ROM does not integrate Google services, and no play Store, Google Maps and other services. The installation of CM9 will not overwrite the previous webOS, you can choose to enter webOS or Android system every time after the installation is successful. It sounds complicated, but in fact it's very simple and not cumbersome. OK, let's get down to business. Friendly tip: Brush machine has the risk, the operation should be cautious.