Just got the Wireless Networks to show up in Ubuntu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In the network manager!
Had to unmount proc outside of the chroot.. That should get around fanotify =)
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Uploaded! check out the first post on the first page of this thread.
Doing that tonight... By the end of tonight I will release something..
It will be 3 files.
The first will be the .zip file that has the actual /system folder
second is of course from ubuntu and is the rootfs.
Third will be a tarball you guys can extract once the tablet is booted that will just have touch and graphics working. You can use wifi if you run it from adb, and keep the tablet powered on.
I haven't even touched pixel ratio.
Oh.. a 4th file.. of the whole ubuntu touch folder.. cleaned and made proper.. Uploaded to google drive.. Or hell I guess I can look at github...
Gotta play mario with my little girl first.
Waiting for you to grant us permissions to download from your google drive...
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I only saw 2 zips....
I thought that they only made 16, 32 and 64 gig versions are you sure you have an 8 gig one?
Has anyone got this running. Instructions aren't very clear (at least to me). Can anyone clarify?
Yeah.. I was wondering the same thing myself... I reinstalled.. and it worked..
If you have android already installed.. you just copy the zip files to your sdcard in android (the internal sdcard).. reboot.. boot into clockwork mod.. OH yeah. Factory reset.
Can someone tell to noobs how to format and install android and ubuntu touch on the same device?
I thought with clockwork i could only use one system.
PS: Hate the spam preventing feature... -__-
Anyone running into a a blank flashing screen as a boot loop after compiling the source. I've seen it before when it doesnt pick up the proprietary files, but I'm sure that it has. Any help?
Sent from my Touchpad using xda premium
rotation is working.. but... it is oriented wrong.. I am going to change some kernel values in board-tenderloin.c and try to flip it there.
https://bitbucket.org/cyanogenmod/hp-kernel-tenderloin/commits/be2dc4932490 WORKS!
.poll_interval = 200,
.min_interval = 10,
.h_range = LSM303DLH_MAG_H_4_0G,
- .axis_map_x = 0,
- .axis_map_y = 1,
+ .axis_map_x = 1,
+ .axis_map_y = 0,
.axis_map_z = 2,
- .negate_x = 0,
+ .negate_x = 1,
.negate_y = 0,
.negate_z = 0,
};
if (machine_is_tenderloin() && boardtype_is_3g()) {
lsm303dlh_acc_pdata.negate_y = 1;
lsm303dlh_acc_pdata.negate_z = 1;
+ lsm303dlh_mag_pdata.negate_y = 1;
+ lsm303dlh_mag_pdata.negate_z = 1;
}
#endif
#endif
I made the changes in build.prop and the file containing GRID UNIT PX which seemed to fix fonts/keyboard issue, but changes didn't persist after a reboot.
Overall touch response was a bit laggy and hit and miss but its a nice interface and full of promise.
Doesn't seem a real goer for the tp tho without full dev support, which is a shame.
Kinda understandable tho I guess ...