[Q] Can't see my apps in the Market (My Apps) when using Touchpad

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I just put Android via CyanogenMod on my Touchpad. Everything looks nice and I linked my Google account but it's not listing the apps for my other device (Epic, currently NOT in use) to install on the Touchpad.

Any idea how I can merge the apps and get them on the Touchpad without having to manually process each one? I paid for some, so it would be a little inconvenient to have to pay again.

The screen I get, btw, looks like this one:



Thanks!

I don't know if this is the reason or not, but I don't think the touchpad is a valid device for the market so it would be 'unknown'... maybe if you change the build.prop file like on the Xron rom so it could be identified... just a thought.
You could also try to back up your apps with Titanium, then transfer the files to the touchpad and do a manual install (i guess as long as the android version is the same, 2.3).

Originally Posted by mountaindewmi

You could also try to back up your apps with Titanium, then transfer the files to the touchpad and do a manual install (i guess as long as the android version is the same, 2.3).

via Dropbox, you mean? Not sure there's an expansion slot for the TouchPad.

How do you get one's Titanium Backup pro license on the device if you can't get an SD card in it?

so... does anyone know how to get Titanium Backup working on the Touchpad?

Did you install the market fix for cm7? The xron build has the fix built in and changes the build prop for better app compatibility. You can check it out on the xda touchpad development forum.

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Originally Posted by mdm1234

Did you install the market fix for cm7? The xron build has the fix built in and changes the build prop for better app compatibility. You can check it out on the xda touchpad development forum.

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Yes, the Touchpad is up to date. However, I'm still trying to ascertain if Titanium Online Backup even works with a Touchpad given the need for an SD card.

I guess since I paid, I could just ask directly for support, but I'm surprised that nobody else seems to use TI on the TouchPad. Really?

Yes, TI Backup works with the touchpad. The internal storage is treated as an sd card and the space is shared by webOS and android.

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