[ichelle]

after installing the pandahome/volume button hacks, how does one go about adjusting volume on media like youtube/slacker if volume buttons no longer serve that function?

 

[cpg716]

You can do it in system settings.. or download a Volume control widget.

 

[ichelle]

will do, thank you!

 

[scmastertech]

I use audio manager it works great, I also use it on my Hero.

 

[ichelle]

great, thanks for the suggestion, I'll grab the .apk

 

[derelicte]

I couldn't get the audio manager short cut in the notification bar to work. everything else does, though.

 

[BiPolarBear]

[quote name='derelicte;20321]I couldn't get the audio manager short cut in the notification bar to work. everything else does' date=' though.[/QUOTE'] There is also a home screen widget, which I believe is what added it to the notification bar for me...

 

[toden]

I am truly new to this hacking stuff.....this is my first attempt and I was able to install Panda Home and the volume buttons hack, but I am unable to install Kindle on my Novel. I've been at this for hours and I'm not sure what to do at this point. PLEASE HELP!!!

 

[BiPolarBear]

[quote name='toden;21944]I am truly new to this hacking stuff.....this is my first attempt and I was able to install Panda Home and the volume buttons hack' date=' but I am unable to install Kindle on my Novel. I've been at this for hours and I'm not sure what to do at this point. PLEASE HELP!!![/QUOTE'] You probably want to go through this post thoroughly and then post any details about where you get stuck there: http://www.slatedroid.com/vbulletin...ginners-Guide-to-hacking-the-Pandigital-NovelSounds like you are doing well so far though...If you have the drivers and the initial hacks running, you can probably jump to here: http://www.slatedroid.com/vbulletin...Pandigital-Novel&p=17933&viewfull=1#post17933

 

[ichelle]

http://www.slatedroid.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?2199-Beginners-Guide-to-hacking-the-Pandigital-Novel&p=17933&viewfull=1#post17933[/url]

thank you for the guidance!

 

[mattb5]

Personally I've found the easiest way for me to install new things is to install Astro via the ADB method. Then just put any APK you want installed onto an SD card and install from there using Astro. And/or you can install DropBox and save everything there and do the same.

 

[mattb5]

Personally I've found the easiest way for me to install new things is to install Astro via the ADB method. Then just put any APK you want installed onto an SD card and install from there using Astro. And/or you can install DropBox and save everything there and do the same.

 

[BiPolarBear]

Personally I've found the easiest way for me to install new things is to install Astro via the ADB method. Then just put any APK you want installed onto an SD card and install from there using Astro. And/or you can install DropBox and save everything there and do the same.

+1 for the "DropBox Marketplace" I created a post with instructions on how to do that here: http://www.slatedroid.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?2539-Easy-method-to-install-apps!

 

[ichelle]

^ agree with DBM!

just think, all the .apks you want in one spot! without the junk.

 

[Sapphire]

How do you get the apps on the sd card?

 

[geebekazoo]

+1 for the "DropBox Marketplace" I created a post with instructions on how to do that here: http://www.slatedroid.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?2539-Easy-method-to-install-apps!

BiPolarBear, none of the links made prior to the great meltdown/redesign work now.......

 

[geebekazoo]

[quote name='Sapphire;25988]How do you get the apps on the sd card?[/QUOTE] according to the adb instructions: adb install -s <package_name.apk>Type adb [Enter] to see a list on instructions/options. If using linux' date=' commands would be ./adb [Enter']

 

[bugeyed]

You can also just use explorer to drag them to the SD drive.