Can the Revue detect (via hdmi?) whether or not the TV is physically turned on, so a background service in a running app could take some kind of action and shut down a few minutes after determining that the user appears to have turned off the TV?

In case anybody is having problems with the bootloader failing to react to Fn+left-arrow, I was able to fix it by just reformatting the 3 partitions as though I were re-rooting my Revue. I removed the power cord, plugged in the USB drive, connected the power, waited a second, held the button until t...

Try downloading CatLog from Android Market. It can capture logcat output and save it to whatever the Revue uses as its /sdcard equivalent (assuming, of course, that it HAS one...)

Launch CatLog, start capturing, launch your app, go into CatLog, and see whether something is throwing an Exception.

^^^ That's what I was afraid of. Does it at least look reasonably likely that Google/Logitech isn't going to take away the ability to install .apk files from non-Market sources from Honeycomb at some future time? I'll admit that 99% of my motive for rooting was being able to run arbitrary .apk files...

Update... It appears that 3.1 is still unrooted, installing it will unroot a rooted Revue, and as always, it's a one-way trip with no future ability to re-root on the radar at this time. Sigh. Limp along with rooted Froyo to keep future possibilities open, or eat the poisoned fruit and be jailed in ...

I'm pretty sure I rooted my Revue (when I reboot it, it has the "GTVHacker" logo), but the moment I define the network in setup, it starts downloading an update. Am I supposed to let it complete, or is there something else I have to do after rooting before I can use it for the first time? ...