that was working for me for a while, but i restarted and now it says
Code:ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0.
You probably modified the file somehow. Please make sure /etc/network/interfaces is correct. Or better yet, re-write it.
that was working for me for a while, but i restarted and now it says
Code:ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0.
Can an Asus Transformer running Ubuntu run Microsoft Office? I am considering getting one of these for college as my Asus G73 gaming laptop only gets like 1.5 hours of battery life, so i just need something to type on and to bring to class
Can an Asus Transformer running Ubuntu run Microsoft Office? I am considering getting one of these for college as my Asus G73 gaming laptop only gets like 1.5 hours of battery life, so i just need something to type on and to bring to class
When I did mine (several weeks back) I did it through a VM.
Never heard of it, im just starting to get into the tablet market, (have had a android phone for a while though) just would prefer MS office but whatever works for typing would be nice so thanks for the suggestion!
Never heard of it, im just starting to get into the tablet market, (have had a android phone for a while though) just would prefer MS office but whatever works for typing would be nice so thanks for the suggestion!
Never heard of it, im just starting to get into the tablet market, (have had a android phone for a while though) just would prefer MS office but whatever works for typing would be nice so thanks for the suggestion!
You probably modified the file somehow. Please make sure /etc/network/interfaces is correct. Or better yet, re-write it.
Ah, that's right. LibreOffice is Java, so it doesn't need an ARM build. I stand corrected.
You probably modified the file somehow. Please make sure /etc/network/interfaces is correct. Or better yet, re-write it.
Here it is, the updated windows flash kit
usage:
1- Make sure to have Asus Sync installed on your PC (if u don't have it, download it here)
2- Download and extract the windows-flash-kit-v3.rar inside the Asus Sync installation folder.
3- Put the boot.img bootloader.bin recovery.img system.img ubuntu.img inside the folder and run the runme.bat.
To change between OS u will need to that the kernel via CWM, please check this
To make the touchpad working follow these steps
1- Make sure u have the Asus Sync running, your TF101 is connected and turned on in log in screen (ubuntu)
2- Run runme.bat
3- Go to ADB Menu and check if your device is recognized, if it doesnt just Kill and Start the ADB again till it recognize it
4- Go Back and enter the Dualbooting System menu
5- Go to Install touchpad support and fix conflicts with wi-fi menu then run the function 1, then 2 and so on, till the 4... if u get error's on ADB just do the step 3 again and return to the function that u were...
For those who already done this steps and changed between systems and want the touchpad back on again just do the step 3 and then go to Install touchpad support and fix conflicts with wi-fi menu then run the function 2...
Ok, ive got them all together but i cant find the recovery.img and system.img to put inside the Asus Sync installation folder. Can you please direct me to these files? Where should they be?
Kind Regards
thats the flash kit only, u will need to download the ubuntu.img, from the 1st (or 2nd, i dont know...) post... then u will need to download the rom u want (nvflash versions only!) or u can backup your current rom and then flash with that... Atm u have prime, revolver and revolution hd, but i think that prime is the only one who have a working version of nvflashd for downloadQUOTE]
Thanks cuckoopt, so i the files i was missing are from the Android Rom i want to flash along with Ubuntu, such as prime?
ive already got the Ubuntu files from post one or 2.
Many Thanks!
thats the flash kit only, u will need to download the ubuntu.img, from the 1st (or 2nd, i dont know...) post... then u will need to download the rom u want (nvflash versions only!) or u can backup your current rom and then flash with that... Atm u have prime, revolver and revolution hd, but i think that prime is the only one who have a working version of nvflashd for download
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i remembered just now... lilstevie, i've a question for u... why this is taking so long... not that i'm on a rush... but... u know... its a lot of time without any updates... are u gonna wait for ubuntu 11.10 to be released? it looks quite nice... and most importantly it comes with an improved virtual keyboard... i think that ubuntu devs also thought about the tablets market... so.. what u have in mind?
2 is the most important thing at the moment, it is coming up to the end of the 2011 university year. I have 3 or 4 major assignment pieces due over the next 4 weeks, then exams. My career is far more important than this project.
Thanks cuckoopt, so i the files i was missing are from the Android Rom i want to flash along with Ubuntu, such as prime?
ive already got the Ubuntu files from post one or 2.
Many Thanks!
Hello all. I'm new at this so please give me your support a bit.
I need to flash my TF101 to dual boot with Ubuntu.
I've seen the instruction for windows
I've downloaded the flash kit, prime 2.0.1 and update to 2.0.2.
Now I've got:
boot.img recovery.img system.img ubuntu.img and flasher ready but I don’t know where to get bootloader.bin from. Where should I find it?
I’m impatience to start with it already.
#!/bin/sh
nflash --bct ./images/transformer.bct --setbct --configfile ./flash/android-linux.cfg --bl ./images/bootloader.bin --odmdata 0x300d8011 --sbk 0x1682CCD8 0x8A1A43EA 0xA532EEB6 0xECFE1D98 --sync
nflash -r --download 5 ./images/recovery.img