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[DEV] Tiamat Kernel

Anyone have an idea how hard it would be to port this tiamat kernel over to Transformer? built for XOOM and others, and the XOOM hardware is near identical right? Just a thought, this thread has the info and link to the github of the sources.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=978013

I posted in the thread if he could develop for us and everyone yelled me. I thought it'd be easy too. But I agree. I hope someone could port this because this kernel seems amazing.
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andrew53517 said:
I posted in the thread if he could develop for us and everyone yelled me. I thought it'd be easy too. But I agree. I hope someone could port this because this kernel seems amazing.
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Yeah, I was going to PM him, but he has PMs disabled, and I wasn't going to post in the thread because people hate that, me included. There is nothing more annoying in a thread when someone else comes in asking to do this all to their device. While this is a situation where at least the device internals are pretty similar, still not a polite thing to do. The github of his work should be enough for any dev here to port the work over pretty easily I'd think. We'll see though.

crater said:
Anyone have an idea how hard it would be to port this tiamat kernel over to Transformer? built for XOOM and others, and the XOOM hardware is near identical right? Just a thought, this thread has the info and link to the github of the sources.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=978013
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The hardware is fairly similar but they are based on two completely different OEM boards. Transformer=Ventana, Xoom=Stingray.
The Tiamat kernel modificationc could possibly be ported to the transformer kernel, but it isn't as straight forward and simple as you might think.

definitely would be sweet.. dual 1.6GHZ sounds pretty good
Hopefully we get some support soon.. I wish I knew how to do this stuff.

I'm not sure what it is but the forum for the Eee pad seem a bit dead tbh, is it just because of limited stock?

bigmo7 said:
I'm not sure what it is but the forum for the Eee pad seem a bit dead tbh, is it just because of limited stock?
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I sure hope so. I know R2doesinc is ordering one, he is a great developer. So we have another one on board soon. But I think it is a combination between that and that there are so many choices out there. I hope it picks up soon..

I talk to brd all the time. He also hangs out in the asus-transformer irc channel. I spoke to him briefly about of a few weeks ago and he was going to look into it but got busy with tiamat
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I know netarchy is currently working on a kernel for the Transformer as he has a repo up and running. In case you aren't familiar with him, he makes some killers kernels for the EVO. Just fyi...

egzthunder1 said:
I know netarchy is currently working on a kernel for the Transformer as he has a repo up and running. In case you aren't familiar with him, he makes some killers kernels for the EVO. Just fyi...
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Yeah, he hangs out in the irc channel too. Most of the devs do
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Now this all sounds sooo exciting!! I bet once the ball starts rolling there will be no stopping it!
Sent from my TF101

funnycreature said:
Now this all sounds sooo exciting!! I bet once the ball starts rolling there will be no stopping it!
Sent from my TF101
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I actually think there are a few dev's working on kernel projects

egzthunder1 said:
I know netarchy is currently working on a kernel for the Transformer as he has a repo up and running. In case you aren't familiar with him, he makes some killers kernels for the EVO. Just fyi...
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Now THIS is refreshing to hear!
Sent from my HTC Eva 4G using Tapatalk

I just got this today.. rooted it.. and now I'm flashing a test OC kernel with modded ramdisk (took that stupid ntfs module out of /sbin/ and the insmod in the init.ventana script).... among other things...
so far so good.. yay.. I'm in!
yes!! that was f***n easy.. 1.2ghz... now for more speed..

Blades said:
I just got this today.. rooted it.. and now I'm flashing a test OC kernel with modded ramdisk (took that stupid ntfs module out of /sbin/ and the insmod in the init.ventana script).... among other things...
so far so good.. yay.. I'm in!
yes!! that was ****in easy.. 1.2ghz... now for more speed..
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Thanks for sharing the kernel.

psicrest said:
Thanks for sharing the kernel.
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there is some hardcore douchery going on with sku checks.. I'm chasing variables all over the place.. I give up for the night.. this is like the xoom source, but again fuse data screws us.. I never should've opened this god damn box.. i knew i'd hate it. I haven't used it all.. I prefer my gtab.. argh.. sorry its late.. late late. still want to frisbee it..

Can't wait for the ability to OC

I miss IRC.
And I hope we get some development on this soon. It'd be a shame to see people sticking to products like the xoom, just because the TF is so limited in its availability. We need availability to pick up for this product.

silenceforus said:
I miss IRC.
And I hope we get some development on this soon. It'd be a shame to see people sticking to products like the xoom, just because the TF is so limited in its availability. We need availability to pick up for this product.
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Its not limited in just availability, its limited in 'mod-ability'.. It could just be the product maker following the guidelines for that particular board and making use of 'security' features specific to that board, but its still a pain in the ass. Work was put in to make the end user work harder to be able to customize.
I have the gtab (harmony), Xoom (stingray) , and eeepad (ventana). The gtab is the fastest, the easiest to mod, the hardest to brick.. and the heaviest with the worst screen. The eeepad is the slowest, the worst to mod and the lightest.. guess what .. best screen.
I am typing this on the gtab tho.. and I just got the eeepad today. It'll probably collect dust. Tried to play south park (originally avi/xvid/mp3) converted/muxed to mp4/xvid/aac and the Asus would play it... but volume control was not working it was full blast or mute. My gtab plays xvid avi/mp3 without a hiccup. Any other format I can throw at it too (sans multichannel audio and high profile h264). Its really surprising how far this has come. Since its oc'd every which way, it makes everything else seem very very slow. Only thing I haven't been able to get oc'd yet is emc.
Getting the ability and the clocks setup for the Asus was a breeze. Configuring/adjusting /making sense of all the bits and pieces of dvfs was not. speedo_id is a new one to me, and that seems to be the value that is read from fuse data and locks down max clocks

You guys got Blades and Netarchy on the case. You don't need me lol. I would LOVE to have Netarchy working on stingray.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

It seems Jelly Bean is rollin' out soon :fingers-crossed: When would Infinity receive this version? Or should we wait and get the Infinity already installed with this version?
http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/27/jelly-bean-android-4-1-revealed-by-google/

nice. guess i will hold on to my xoom for a while, but im still getting the infinity.

I personally refused to hold my breath and got the Infinity yesterday (me = lucky bastard). Here in Holland, only the 64 GB version will be released initially, by the way.
I don't know what the splendid chefs in here will come up with, but based on my experiences with my SGS2 and all the custom ROMs I've tried on it, I'd prefer most of their cuisine to ASUS' mainstream cooking any day. I like the stock ROM enough to let it be for a while, but I'm going to root it this afternoon, if possible. I need my TB...

I can wait too get one. I will have to root it as soon as possible. I can't live without TB. It is so much easier than waiting on Google or reinstalling manually
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MartyHulskemper said:
I personally refused to hold my breath and got the Infinity yesterday (me = lucky bastard). Here in Holland, only the 64 GB version will be released initially, by the way.
I don't know what the splendid chefs in here will come up with, but based on my experiences with my SGS2 and all the custom ROMs I've tried on it, I'd prefer most of their cuisine to ASUS' mainstream cooking any day. I like the stock ROM enough to let it be for a while, but I'm going to root it this afternoon, if possible. I need my TB...
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Hi there,
I got my Infinity today and was looking for a secure way to root it. (I need to get CIFSManager working )
How do you plan to root yours?
greetz dskw

I hope it gets it soon because jb is really ****ing smooth, like seriously
Sent from my Jelly Beaned GNexus

ray3andrei said:
I hope it gets it soon because jb is really ****ing smooth, like seriously
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Like Butter(tm)?

Well Asus usually is pretty quick with updates, and they've already been working with the Nexus 7, so they're familiar with the code for it. I'd expect them to have a Jelly Bean update out within a month.

TB acronym
tpmullan said:
I can wait too get one. I will have to root it as soon as possible. I can't live without TB. It is so much easier than waiting on Google or reinstalling manually
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Every now and then an acronym is used that I can't find.
TB = Pulmonary tuberculosis?
Ah. Just found it. For anyone else reading this thread,
TB = Titanium Backup.
Of course.

edrodata said:
Every now and then an acronym is used that I can't find.
TB = Pulmonary tuberculosis?
Ah. Just found it. For anyone else reading this thread,
TB = Titanium Backup.
Of course.
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LOL TB. I know, every time I read it, I have to think Titanium or Tuberculosis.
I'll have to transfer some TB backups off my phone to the tablet...so yeah TB for sure. I want all my game data .

dskw said:
Hi there,
I got my Infinity today and was looking for a secure way to root it. (I need to get CIFSManager working )
How do you plan to root yours?
greetz dskw
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Hi dskw, sorry for not replying that quickly. I must've missed your reply.
I used the process referenced in this thread: forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1706588
Make sure you have killed off Asus Sync (under WIndows, CTRL-ALT-DEL and End Process). It will interfere to the point of plain inhibition. ' Ot of the box, I couldn't get root acces, but I installed Superuser and Busybox from the Play Store and all was fine. Other than that, all went smoothly for me. Have been running root now for a few days, so at least it is effective and stable.
ADDITION: make sure to try out the sio scheduler swap-out as well. It is one of the main reasons to root the TF700 at the moment, since it does make a (slight) improvement on throughput overall. I will try and find the reference for that procedure as well and post it here, but I'm on a busy train now and people are starting to look at me with this funny look on their faces. :S
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edrodata said:
Every now and then an acronym is used that I can't find.
TB = Pulmonary tuberculosis?
Ah. Just found it. For anyone else reading this thread,
TB = Titanium Backup.
Of course.
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Earlier on, I couldn't get what people were talking about either. Being active in the medical field (and having a military background), I'm pretty much used to avalanches of acronyms that you just have to look up. The bane of techie discussions.

MartyHulskemper said:
ADDITION: make sure to try out the sio scheduler swap-out as well. It is one of the main reasons to root the TF700 at the moment, since it does make a (slight) improvement on throughput overall. I will try and find the reference for that procedure as well and post it here, but I'm on a busy train now and people are starting to look at me with this funny look on their faces. :S
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Never mind, I did the rooting on my own with the same method.
But the scheduler swap-out is indeed interesting!
I've looked into VoltageControl but it seems like the stock firmware comes only with the noop scheduler.
And next time the people on the train look funny tell them:
YES, it is NOT an Apple! Believe it or stop starring!
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using xda app-developers app

dskw said:
Never mind, I did the rooting on my own with the same method.
But the scheduler swap-out is indeed interesting!
I've looked into VoltageControl but it seems like the stock firmware comes only with the noop scheduler.
And next time the people on the train look funny tell them:
YES, it is NOT an Apple! Believe it or stop starring!
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using xda app-developers app
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You can find the sio swap thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1714253 (with the ATP Tweak main thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1735887)
You'll need both the app and the scheduler itself, but both are available from the first thread. Have fun!
And as far the people on the train are concerned, I just try and ignore them completely. They'd never understand anyway...

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Like Butter(tm)?
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Even smoother haha
Sent from my Jelly Beaned GNexus

I called Best Buy about two weeks ago to inquire about preorder and the lady started rattling off the specs as she saw them on the screen in front of her. Everything sounded on point so I feel like I can trust the accuracy of her information. What caught my attention was when she said "Jelly Bean". I stopped her and said "Wait, what?". She explained that her info read that the 700 was supposed to have ICS but had "Just changed, and now it's showing Android Jelly Bean for this tablet when it goes on sale". She was sure of this and even doublechecked her data to confirm.
We might see a very welcome update early next week, folks. I wouldn't be surprised.

aaawk, somehow it does not sound real for me.
Next week?
I hope so... but i dont belive it.
Prayyyyyyy....

That would be insanely quick, to good to be true imo
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using xda premium

Jelly Bean won't solve any of the real problems right (e.g. IO), because those are most likely related either to the kernel and/or hardware?

tommedema said:
Jelly Bean won't solve any of the real problems right (e.g. IO), because those are most likely related either to the kernel and/or hardware?
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Well the nexus 7 "which is also made by ASUS and is also tegra 3" is using the updated 3.1 kernel. So its possible that they got it working on the Infinity as well...

reluttr said:
Well the nexus 7 "which is also made by ASUS and is also tegra 3" is using the updated 3.1 kernel. So its possible that they got it working on the Infinity as well...
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I certainly hope so but remember on andropolice benchmark included nexus 7 and was not too far off from transformer line.

TF700T a Bit Laggy....Apps to Blame?

Hey guys. Just got the Infinity. Physically the device is great. Love it. Noticed after loading a couple of apps (not many) that the tablet seems a bit laggy going from program to program and screen to screen. And even some app crashes. Ran pretty smooth on initial use as they always do. It shouldn't be laggy at all with the specs. Could I have an app that's not written for a tablet causing a problem? Memory issue? Or anyway to check that this thing is running like it should? I would think it would be smooth as glass. Not overly concerned but just a bit. I've only had it for two days so just generating some dialog. I hate to jump to a "return it" attitude as the next one I get may have another issue or do the same thing.
Also it seems most programs aren't written yet to see the "microSD" card and treat the internal "scdard" as an external. Went through this with my Galaxy S3. Here we go again!

no lag on mines. i downloaded a couple of torrents last night and still was able to do other things without hiccups.
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T

You're probably new to this forum?
This is a known I/O issue on this device. Everyone has it, one way or another.
Currently there are speculations that it is due to SW and not HW, so it will be fixed eventually.
Try turning off wi-fi or wait for some time for the tablet to settle down after heavy downloading and installing.
It should get better.
But, as soon as you are downloading something or copying and such ... and when you try to do other things in parallel ... the tablet will get laggy again.

Svashtar said:
You're probably new to this forum?
This is a known I/O issue on this device. Everyone has it, one way or another.
Currently there are speculations that it is due to SW and not HW, so it will be fixed eventually.
Try turning off wi-fi or wait for some time for the tablet to settle down after heavy downloading and installing.
It should get better.
But, as soon as you are downloading something or copying and such ... and when you try to do other things in parallel ... the tablet will get laggy again.
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Yes i am new to this device and this section of the forum. Thanks for the info. Glad to know it's probably SW and not hardware as this is frustrating. Is fast then bogs down quick. Maybe a custom ROM to fix this soon.

Mine was pretty laggy too and earlier today I did a cold boot and it's helped quite a bit... Find the other post in this forum about Gmail crashing and there is a link to tell u how to do it.. Hope it helps
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Tried the tablet the whole day with new apps, loading archives, extracted 600mb while watching youtube in HD, no problems yet. But I only have a few apps installed yet.
Only thing I saw is when the tablet switches from landscape to portrait, the wallpaper jumps from the left side to the right and gets then finally centered. A bit annoying.

reymunoz said:
Mine was pretty laggy too and earlier today I did a cold boot and it's helped quite a bit... Find the other post in this forum about Gmail crashing and there is a link to tell u how to do it.. Hope it helps
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Glad to hear (sorta) that it's happening to others as it denotes a software issue and not hardware. Hard to tell sometimes. I would certainly want to return it if there was a memory or CPU issue but obviously don't want to go through that hassle if I don't have to. Went up to BB today and they didn't have the Infinity but did have a Prime. The Prime was fast and I asked the salesguy (who claimed to know all about the tablets) to see if mine seemed laggy to him. He said it looked great but it also was not connected to wifi. It did seem to run faster without wifi. Starting to lead me to believe that the radio firmware is not perfected and when connected or connected to a poor wifi source it slows.
When I got my Galaxy S3 it was a little laggy even with a custom ROM until I connected in anther state to LTE and the phone was smooth as butter. Wifi performance does seem to affect the entire use of the phone/tablets quite a bit.

Not apps to blame but android 4.1, for poor optimization
Sent from my Jelly Beaned GNexus

we dont have 4.1 atm.

reymunoz said:
Mine was pretty laggy too and earlier today I did a cold boot and it's helped quite a bit... Find the other post in this forum about Gmail crashing and there is a link to tell u how to do it.. Hope it helps
Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using xda app-developers app
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Not apps to blame but android 4.1, for poor optimization
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we dont have 4.1 atm.
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Maybe JB will fix some of this. It's supposed to be smooth. That is whenever we get it.

Prime users have been reporting big improvement with JB. Since ASUS likes to use the same NAND across all its tablets, it should help us out as well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1795005

urrlyx said:
Prime users have been reporting big improvement with JB. Since ASUS likes to use the same NAND across all its tablets, it should help us out as well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1795005
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Thanks for the info. This gives me hope. Hey I'll be in SFO this weekend. Can't wait to stroll around downtown amongst the homeless and do some photography.

Mine was laggy as all get out for the first day. Especially while installing apps. Since then it seems to have settled in. Kinda like when you flash a new ROM and it takes a day or two before starting to act right. I was admittedly a bit concerned at first I've I've been on the edge of my seat awaiting for this device, but I'm really happy with it now.

urrlyx said:
Prime users have been reporting big improvement with JB. Since ASUS likes to use the same NAND across all its tablets, it should help us out as well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1795005
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Chief Geek said:
Mine was laggy as all get out for the first day. Especially while installing apps. Since then it seems to have settled in. Kinda like when you flash a new ROM and it takes a day or two before starting to act right. I was admittedly a bit concerned at first I've I've been on the edge of my seat awaiting for this device, but I'm really happy with it now.
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This is good to know. Thanks. I did a hard reset and it helped a bit. Still laggy and the wireless is not stellar but as long as it's not the hardware I'm ok with it as JB is coming and custom ROMS. I do appreciate the feedback. Thanks. :good:
BTW: How are things in Fayette-nam? I used to fly in there a lot.

Jettubby said:
This is good to know. Thanks. I did a hard reset and it helped a bit. Still laggy and the wireless is not stellar but as long as it's not the hardware I'm ok with it as JB is coming and custom ROMS. I do appreciate the feedback. Thanks. :good:
BTW: How are things in Fayette-nam? I used to fly in there a lot.
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The hardware seems to be rock solid, JB or just some updates will likely iron out a vast majority of it's problems. Keep in mind we're all early adopters, these sorts of things are to be expected. Fayetteville is...well it's Fayetteville.

Jettubby said:
This is good to know. Thanks. I did a hard reset and it helped a bit. Still laggy and the wireless is not stellar but as long as it's not the hardware I'm ok with it as JB is coming and custom ROMS. I do appreciate the feedback. Thanks. :good:
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I've applied the scheduler change, most of the build.prop tweaks and the minfree modifications from this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1758160
Overall it seems more responsive. The tcp buffer changes in build.prop helped a LOT with wifi performance. went from buffering streamed 720p movies to almost being able to handle a pretty high bitrate 1080p movie.

urrlyx said:
I've applied the scheduler change, most of the build.prop tweaks and the minfree modifications from this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1758160
Overall it seems more responsive. The tcp buffer changes in build.prop helped a LOT with wifi performance. went from buffering streamed 720p movies to almost being able to handle a pretty high bitrate 1080p movie.
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I just got the device so I need to start reading up on rooting and doing some tweaks. I guess it's a good time to root it. If there are problems I am still within my time to return it.

The new firmware should solve a lot of these: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1800593&page=2
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d14b0ll0s said:
The new firmware should solve a lot of these: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1800593&page=2
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Where are they getting this update? I'm currently on US 9.4.5.21 and there is no OTA update and the latest on Asus' site is 9.4.5.22

Try updating to .22 manually and then check for OTA updates in the system settings.
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[REQUEST] Ubuntu for Tablets, port it to Nook HD/HD+

Hi,
Sorry if this wasn't posted in the correct location but I was hoping someone here could port "Ubuntu Touch" to Nook HD and HD +. According to their official porting page, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting, Ubuntu Touch is a heavy modded fork of CM10.1, should be easier to get the kernel working in this case. Would be fantasic to see a more familar looking OS on my tablet.
Thank you in advance

I would be curious to see this as well. I've heard good things about it and would enjoy taking it for a spin.
Not sure if there's any interest in it by dev's though.
Sent using my nook HD+ running cm10 hybrid SD from Tapatalk HD

ShapeShifter499 said:
Hi,
Sorry if this wasn't posted in the correct location but I was hoping someone here could port "Ubuntu Touch" to Nook HD and HD +. According to their official porting page, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting, Ubuntu Touch is a heavy modded fork of CM10.1, should be easier to get the kernel working in this case. Would be fantasic to see a more familar looking OS on my tablet.
Thank you in advance
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It might be possible to even dual-boot it off an sd card but at this time I am not sure. My best guess is there is a waiting period to see if the internals of the nook can be unlocked first, then you may see a surge in activity for these very types of requests.

9v9 said:
It might be possible to even dual-boot it off an sd card but at this time I am not sure. My best guess is there is a waiting period to see if the internals of the nook can be unlocked first, then you may see a surge in activity for these very types of requests.
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wouldnt fully functional custom roms mean t he device has already been "unlocked"?

I would love to dual boot umbuntu touch from an sd!
Not sure i would want it as my primary os but as a dual boot option i would love to try it out.
Cen5

Ubuntu tablet
This could be awesome - not sure about the support, but since CM10 is available, it shouldn't be that hard?
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/unofficial-cm10-1-for-the-nook-hd-and-samsung-galaxy-fit/

I've been interested in this as well.
Sent from my Nook HD+ using Tapatalk 2

Looks like Dejello is working on hd+ now... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2274569&page=2

northreign said:
Looks like Dejello is working on hd+ now... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2274569&page=2
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Awesome news!
Sent from my Nook HD using XDA Premium HD app

Seems he left all of us hanging, anyone want to pick this project up?

dejello said:
No, it's not dead. I have been on vacation for the last week, and was unsuccessful in getting a flipped build working before I left. I've been fairly busy with work and plans for this trip and the family lately. Anyone who wants to attempt building is (obviously) free to do so, there are many people more talented than me out there I will however continue to work on this as well as the build for the HD+ (and presumably the HD).
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The above is from his thread, a quick reply to my message, seems he is still around.

Ubuntu

Just out of curiosity, as far as I know this device is capable to run ubuntu (I mean it runs jelly bean, so it can run ubuntu). Here is the question (as a person who has no clue about programming) is it possible to port it, and is anyone onto it?
Greets Vauvenal7
Sent from my myTouch 4G Slide

I'm sure it's possible but as far as this device goes, I've not heard a thing.

I noticed on silverl's github he has some stuff on there related to it. Knowing him he will get it done. Also I have seen it on other devices and it is difficult to port. Cant just copy and paste with it. You have to have cm and then flash a ubuntu package on top of it. I heard there is no apps for it yet either.
Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 2

mattlowry said:
I noticed on silverl's github he has some stuff on there related to it. Knowing him he will get it done. Also I have seen it on other devices and it is difficult to port. Cant just copy and paste with it. You have to have cm and then flash a ubuntu package on top of it. I heard there is no apps for it yet either.
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Yeah its mostly just a developer preview. We have it on the Nexus 4 and have nightly builds or whatever but its useless as it sits now
Sent from my Nexus 4

https://github.com/UbuntuTouchDS/

this is great news!
xmc wildchild22 said:
https://github.com/UbuntuTouchDS/
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I'm a SW dev who's been sponging of the android dev efforts of others for quite some time now (sorry I don't have time to contribute myself!) - the Ubuntu Touch project is quite interesting to me, and I hope to eventually free up some time to contribue. I'm surprised to see it coming, in whatever form, to the DS though :good: