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[Q] Has Anyone Tried to port Ubuntu on Nexus to GTab2?

Ubuntu for android is under testing and development for nexus is in process. Has anyone tried to play with it yet? Not the chroot build but full featured native ubuntu build. This is the installation guide : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Nexus7/Installation and This is the link to images : http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-preinstalled/current/

This is the dev section! Questions go in the q&a section
Now to answer your question, I don't think anyone has tried to boot it untethered on the tab2 but you can remote Ubuntu on the tab2!
Sent from my GT-P3100 using Tapatalk 2

Post in the right section ....
Im just trying to get an Ubuntu disto working on "Complete Linux Installer" but having problems.
Wont be a while before (IF) we get a port.

[Completed] [Q] wince android dual boot

Hello, I'm using your "Android-on-EC-DualBoot-0.0.4" on a car radio
with WinCE 5 / 6. The screen to choose the OS is ok, but when I choose
the Android OS, it turns out this error "there is no application associated with "RunAndroid"
Run the application first, then open the file from within the application ".Can you kindly tell me
what I should do to start Android?
thanks

Spaddy2951 said:
Hello, I'm using your "Android-on-EC-DualBoot-0.0.4" on a car radio
with WinCE 5 / 6. The screen to choose the OS is ok, but when I choose
the Android OS, it turns out this error "there is no application associated with "RunAndroid"
Run the application first, then open the file from within the application ".Can you kindly tell me
what I should do to start Android?
thanks
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Here I found a general info about DualBooting of WinCE and Android: OSLoader is a Dual Boot Bootloader for Android on Windows CE Devices.
And here is the info about RunDroid: RunDroid-Dual Boot To Android [SD] Or Windows Mobile 6
But it seems like it's for Windows Mobile 6 ... not Windows CE.
Here is the corresponding app thread: [APP][9/23/11] RunDroid-dual boot to (multi) Android [SD] or WM6
Maybe you find the solution to your issue there.

thanks

Hi, I tried your suggestions, but do not go well, if I'm not mistaken something, or maybe because the Wince is installed in a rom
My problem is this:
I need the Android OS that turns on wince installed on sd, ready to start using the car wince.
could you help me for a solution?
Thank you very much

Spaddy2951 said:
Hi, I tried your suggestions, but do not go well, if I'm not mistaken something, or maybe because the Wince is installed in a rom
My problem is this:
I need the Android OS that turns on wince installed on sd, ready to start using the car wince.
could you help me for a solution?
Thank you very much
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Sorry. .. no idea myself.
But you can ask in the General discussion > Questions and Answers forum.
My tapatalk signature:
Device: SGS5 (SM-G900F)
ROM: AllianceROM v5.5
Kernel: Stock G900FXXU1ANG2
Recovery: TWRP
Modem: G900FXU1ANG7
If you have any question about or any issue with your SGS2, just ask in the New members friendly Q&A thread.
... for the SGS5, just ask in the Noob friendly S5 All in one support thread
If you need general help/assistence, please go to XDA-Assist.

Thread closed and thank you !

[Completed] [Q] How to root T-Mo Galaxy Note 4 from Linux (Ubuntu/Debian)?

Pursuant to this thread, prematurely closed:
http://bit.ly/1vnPY7O
Have more time to take another shot at it now.
Note 2 guide did not help. There's some minute detail I'm missing so I'm effectively doing the needle-in-a-haystack thing.
Note the following added information:
Model: SM-N910T
Baseband: N910TUVU1ANK4
Build #: KTU84P.N910TUVU1ANK4

OK, I've got it down to a known issue and a possible work-around to try.
https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall/issues/209
In a nutshell, I can try it from a VirtualBox VM if I can figure out the config. I keep one of those around but it really bugs me when I have to resort to it. :-/

jcllings said:
Pursuant to this thread, prematurely closed:
http://bit.ly/1vnPY7O
Have more time to take another shot at it now.
Note 2 guide did not help. There's some minute detail I'm missing so I'm effectively doing the needle-in-a-haystack thing.
Note the following added information:
Model: SM-N910T
Baseband: N910TUVU1ANK4
Build #: KTU84P.N910TUVU1ANK4
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jcllings said:
OK, I've got it down to a known issue and a possible work-around to try.
https://github.com/Benjamin-Dobell/Heimdall/issues/209
In a nutshell, I can try it from a VirtualBox VM if I can figure out the config. I keep one of those around but it really bugs me when I have to resort to it. :-/
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Hi ... I think I tried to answer your (same) question already here on xda assist.
As I am using a Window PC for flashing my Samsung devices, I prefer the Odin method: T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 > General EASY STEPS >>> STOCK ODIN N910TUVU1ANK4 -> CF-ROOT -> TWRP RECOVERY -> FIX -> Done!.
Maybe you can ask in the Unofficial linux support thread ... although it was originally created for another device (S5).
Heimdall should work, but I have no experience with it myself.

Thread closed and thank you.

[Completed] Trouble flashing recovery.img onto Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 (SM-T705)

Hello everyone!
I'm new here so if i make any mistakes or this is in the wrong place then I apologise!
So I recently got my hands on the WileyFox Swift which is my first real experience of CyanogenMod (I say real experience because my SO got the OnePlus One so I have had a little play but not much) and so far it has been excellent! I have been using it for less than a week and I am completely besotted.
Anyway, I decided that I was sick of using the Samsung brand of Android on my Tab S 8.4 and I wanted a lot more control and customisation options and I was delighted to see that there is a stable version of CyanogenMod for my version of the Tab S.
I am following the CyanogenMod guide for my Tablet on their website (I'm not allowed to post links yet) and am trying to "install"(?) a TWRP recovery on there so that I can use it to flash the CM Rom. However the cmd process I am using to "install"(?) this recovery image is either failing during the protocol initialisation or it is hanging there and not doing anything.
I have tried a number of things (changing USB ports - I'm not using a hub btw, using zadig.exe to install different USB drivers, rebooting - god the amount of reboots, enabling USB debugging...) but none of them have proved successful.
I have had a look around the internet and there's a high chance I'm looking in the wrong places but it seems as though nobody has tried doing this so i'm completely stuck. Is there an alternative way of loading the recovery image onto the Tab S that doesn't require unnecessarily (?) root the machine?
Again I'd like to apologise if I'm way off the mark with this post, this is my first time so be gentle...
EDIT: Should mention that I'm running Windows 10 Home Edition. 64-bit.

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[Completed] Install CyanogenMod in lenovo A3500-HV

I own a Lenovo A3500 -HV. I have been using it for an year now and it is running KitKat(4.4.2). There is no sign of a newer OS coming to this tab so I have decided to install a new ROM. I decided to go with CynanogenMod but the problem is my device is not listed in the supported devices directory.
I think my device has the minimum requirements to run the OS.
I would like to know if it will be better to install the CyanogenMod or just leave it with kitkat or maybe install some other mods that my tab can support?

nirmalmraj said:
I own a Lenovo A3500 -HV. I have been using it for an year now and it is running KitKat(4.4.2). There is no sign of a newer OS coming to this tab so I have decided to install a new ROM. I decided to go with CynanogenMod but the problem is my device is not listed in the supported devices directory.
I think my device has the minimum requirements to run the OS.
I would like to know if it will be better to install the CyanogenMod or just leave it with kitkat or maybe install some other mods that my tab can support?
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Hi nirmalmraj
Thank you for using XDA Assist
As we do not have an specific forum dedicated for your device yet, our experts at the below forum should be able to help you. Please be welcome to post over in there.
Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Nice regards and good luck.
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