Originally Posted by chrlop

Hey if you don't mind cand you explain how you did it am running cromi 3.3 with data2sd and it took me for ever to set it up. I'll appreciated if list the flash order and if I don't lose my stuff. thanks

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1-i placed both the files on my fat32 mmcblk1p1 =MicroSD
2-Boot recovery
3-Flash the zip file - the small one ... you won't see the lzma file
4-Aroma starts
5- i selected clemsyn 1.5-1.8 and ticked d2sd option
6- it auto saw the lzma file and asked where... i selected internal mmcblk0p8 with 10GB
7- took ages .... i left it but a long time passed... 0% didn't change... i rebooted
8- noticed kernel change at boot
9- 4 penguins linux boot
10- select boot android or linux with volume ... if no input linux is default! probly should be default android
11- linux asks for password- ubuntu ... must be patient and lucky! ... no
12-cruise around! change username/password/autologin
13- use internal storage as internal storage ...

do backup twrp first! then can revert if no likey! only have to delete 1 file in linux folder on internal

Re: Native Ubuntu Linux on Infinity tf700

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Originally Posted by snypa

1-i placed both the files on my fat32 mmcblk1p1 =MicroSD
2-Boot recovery
3-Flash the zip file - the small one ... you won't see the lzma file
4-Aroma starts
5- i selected clemsyn 1.5-1.8 and ticked d2sd option
6- it auto saw the lzma file and asked where... i selected internal mmcblk0p8 with 10GB
7- took ages .... i left it but a long time passed... 0% didn't change... i rebooted
8- noticed kernel change at boot
9- 4 penguins linux boot
10- select boot android or linux with volume ... if no input linux is default! probly should be default android
11- linux asks for password- ubuntu ... must be patient and lucky! ... no
12-cruise around! change username/password/autologin
13- use internal storage as internal storage ...

do backup twrp first! then can revert if no likey! only have to delete 1 file in linux folder on internal

Ok I'll give it a try tonight. Thanks

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Re: Native Ubuntu Linux on Infinity tf700

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Ubuntu is working great on my data2sd Infinity. I've installed xfce and everything seems to be running fast and smooth.
My only issue is that the files cpu1.sh to cpu3.sh weren't copied to /etc during the installation process and the three speed modes weren't working as expected. I had to copy the files manually and give them the correct permissions.
As a suggestion, in the next revision of the installer you could try to include Hundsbuah's new kernels. They include new governors like pegasusq that seem to work very well with our quad core Infinity.

Is there any way to disable desktop switching by touching the borders of the screen? its very anoying

Originally Posted by singoutout

How long do you think it will take before the first Ubuntu 13.04 release?

Nonono! No more deadline pressure!)) It will be released when I prepare it.

Originally Posted by ariadnejro

My only issue is that the files cpu1.sh to cpu3.sh weren't copied to /etc during the installation process and the three speed modes weren't working as expected.

No install log - no issue. I can't solve issue if I do not have additional info.

Originally Posted by ariadnejro

As a suggestion, in the next revision of the installer you could try to include Hundsbuah's new kernels. They include new governors like pegasusq that seem to work very well with our quad core Infinity.

Ok, thanx for the info. I'll take a look.

Originally Posted by rtfpessoa

Is there any way to disable desktop switching by touching the borders of the screen? its very anoying

Go to compiz configuration, then cube desktop params - and disable first option.

Is this 0.8.0 release faster then release 0.7.0?

Originally Posted by aros1975

Is this 0.8.0 release faster then release 0.7.0?

Is awsome as always..hehehe

rabits always does a good job. let's thank him when he answers questions so he becomes a recognized dev. He deserves.

Originally Posted by aros1975

Is this 0.8.0 release faster then release 0.7.0?

I heave installed0.8.0 on the tf300t without problems
its working

I'm using eclipse and i think it uses a lot of memory. When i try to add any plugin or just update it the app auto closes it self probably because has no memory or some other ressource left. @rabits can you take a look to se if is there any workaround to make this work?

i found this on my user folder: pastebin.com/PyXtgb6R not sure if its related.

For me, almost everything is working great! The only things I would like would be: automatic screen brightness and working bluetooth. It isn't a huge deal that those things work, but if it is doable, it would be really cool. I have had a few weird lag spikes where I had to reboot, but those seem to be gone now. Thanks for all your hard work!