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Old 11/02/2011, 08:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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CyBoot - RC1

Adds security improvements, new setting for bootloader timeout, and dialog that confirms a settings save.

CyBoot - Beta 2

Now available from precentral's repo for easy preware and webosquickinstaller access.

CyBoot allows you to manage the boot loader's settings from within webos. You can choose a default os and you can set a temporary default for quick booting into your os of choice on the next restart. It also allows you to restart your from within the app. I got sick of my touchpad defaulting to Android...

Thanks so much to the cyanogen team for their awesome port!

This app must be installed through preware or through the webosquickinstaller.

Let me know what your experience is with it.

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Old 11/03/2011, 12:50 PM   #2 (permalink)
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This is a great help. Works perfectly, webos 3.0.4 w/ubuntu + CM7.1alpha2.
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Old 11/07/2011, 01:39 PM   #3 (permalink)
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This is a great help. Works perfectly, webos 3.0.4 w/ubuntu + CM7.1alpha2.
I see how you loaded WebOS 3.0.4 and CM7.1v2, but how did you get ubuntu in there too for a triple boot. I'd love to try that.

Also, is there a way to get the Webos and CM7.1 Android to reside on 'fully separate' partitions--I notice that when I go back to Webos (Running the F14/F18 modded webos beta kernel) it looks like it expands an image file of the webos partition instead of just booting from another partition... I thought Id ask since your ubuntu install probably necessitated this... any advice or URL's to get to my goal would be greatly appreciated, as would your personal experience to mod my 16Gb Touchpad.

Thx -Jonathan
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Old 11/12/2011, 08:59 PM   #4 (permalink)
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when I try to start the app, I get a thin tall box that says "an Error has occurred. Please restart the application."
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Old 11/15/2011, 09:44 PM   #5 (permalink)
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when I try to start the app, I get a thin tall box that says "an Error has occurred. Please restart the application."
how did you install? Send me a PM with your install method and device if you don't mind
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Old 12/20/2011, 06:13 PM   #6 (permalink)
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CyBoot - RC1

Adds security improvements, new setting for bootloader timeout, and dialog that confirms a settings save.

CyBoot - Beta 2

Now available from precentral's repo for easy preware and webosquickinstaller access.

CyBoot allows you to manage the boot loader's settings from within webos. You can choose a default os and you can set a temporary default for quick booting into your os of choice on the next restart. It also allows you to restart your from within the app. I got sick of my touchpad defaulting to Android...

Thanks so much to the cyanogen team for their awesome port!

This app must be installed through preware or through the webosquickinstaller.

Let me know what your experience is with it.

Thanks,
w (hidden_premise / @grep_awesome)
Great program. It has a small bug in that it will not let you set 10 second as a countdown time. It can set up to 9 seconds and 11 seconds on up. I have not tried 20, but I bet it has the same issue. Thanks
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Old 12/24/2011, 09:40 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Hi I installed CyBoot RC1 on my HP Touchpad. One thing I noticed the first time I ran it is the timeout is grayed out. I thought that meant couldn't be changed and didn't realize I could change it. When I rebooted I found my timeout gone. Of course I eventually figured out by clicking on the grayed out link I could enable the timeout. I'm new to WebOS and I didn't realize what was happening. My suggestion is that you make note that the timeout is grayed out because it is disabled by default. "The timeout is grayed out because it is disabled by default. Click to set a timeout." or something along those lines.
Thank you for your work on this program I have been looking for something with a GUI to change the boot options easily. Merry Christmas
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Old 02/13/2012, 01:39 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Hi! It works on pre? I have webos 2.0.1, i already download It bit i cant choise the time To reboot. Clase somebody awnser. Thanks!
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Old 02/19/2012, 04:26 AM   #9 (permalink)
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I misunderstood an option and set Android as the OS to boot the next time. I thought it was a one time setting. Now I can't the multi boot screen when I restart from Android. How do I change the settings from android to get back to moboot?
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I misunderstood an option and set Android as the OS to boot the next time. I thought it was a one time setting. Now I can't the multi boot screen when I restart from Android. How do I change the settings from android to get back to moboot?
I was able to get back by going to the bootloader option and then rebooting again. That brought up the moboot screen.

I hope that nobody else makes the same mistake.
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I was able to get back by going to the bootloader option and then rebooting again. That brought up the moboot screen.

I hope that nobody else makes the same mistake.
If they do, just hold power button while booting until moboot tells you to stop Happens a lot when upgrading andro versions.
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Old 02/19/2012, 06:41 AM   #12 (permalink)
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Yeah.. thats simpler.. when I got stuck with this issue I used ACMEInstaller to throw Clockworkmod in there again and used 'reboot' option to get back into Moboot, and thence webOS and CyBoot!

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yeah this app wasn't working for me until i adjusted bootloader timeout...
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I have a different problem. While i am able to set whatever time i want to the countdown timer. It does not work. The selection stays solid and the timer is mising... Any ideas?
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I have a different problem. While i am able to set whatever time i want to the countdown timer. It does not work. The selection stays solid and the timer is mising... Any ideas?
I believe that you need to turn your TouchPad so it is in portrait mode and you will see additional buttons to set the changes you are trying to make.

EDIT: Disregard my comments, I was thinking of another app.
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