Nop it doesn't work ... after install the Ubuntu trough CWM, it reboots the blue screen of the Kernel appears but then disappears and all turns black ...
Test to enter it without the CWMR, might not be compatible between them.
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Nop it doesn't work ... after install the Ubuntu trough CWM, it reboots the blue screen of the Kernel appears but then disappears and all turns black ...
Test to enter it without the CWMR, might not be compatible between them.
?? I don't understand ... the CWM is necessary to install the rom, the problem is after the installation.
Might be because the builds from Ubuntu are now the "saucy builds"? (that's the one I've used)
All the cwmr is to make a backup, the ROM is installed with the RkDevelopTool
Have you read the install intructions? The ROM (ubuntu) is installed trough cwm ...
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I can not download the file (http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/daily-preinstalled/current/raringpreinstalled-
phablet-armhf.zip) with manual pdf, pops up an error page.
Oh, and what kernel I use the GC7500?
I can not download the file (http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/daily-preinstalled/current/raringpreinstalled-
phablet-armhf.zip) with manual pdf, pops up an error page.
Oh, and what kernel I use the GC7500?
I have added to our download section the following additional testkernels;
crewrktablets_kernel_308_arnova-an8cg3_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_bq-kepler2_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_bq-pascal2_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_hyundai-h900_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_M820c3G_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_odys-neox7_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_odys-neox8_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
Please give feedback!
Be aware, it's on your own risk.
Can you add Brilslate Kernel it is also a RK29 based tabletI have added to our download section the following additional testkernels;
crewrktablets_kernel_308_arnova-an8cg3_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_bq-kepler2_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_bq-pascal2_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_hyundai-h900_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_M820c3G_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_odys-neox7_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
crewrktablets_kernel_308_odys-neox8_201306112347_ubuntu_touch_V1.7z
Please give feedback!
Be aware, it's on your own risk.
A new port of Ubuntu Touch just has arrived for RK2918 based tablets.
The first version of the RK29 port is released on CrewRkTablets (crewrktablets.arctablet.com) now.
Custom kernels are currently available for following devices:
* Odys LooxPlus
* Odys Loox
* Odys Next
* Odys Xpress
I would like to encourage you to install it on your RK29 tablet and let me know your experiences and opinion about the system.
* Pros / Cons compared to Android
* UI Usability
* Performance
* etc.
Be aware, it's on your own risk.
Update availabe (V0.1.2):
Changes:
* Corrected initial boot behaviour after RkDevelopTool (automatic boot into CWM)
The installation guide (Installation_Guide_RK29.pdf) is contained the package (CrewRkTablets_RK29_UbuntuTouchPreview_V0.1.0).
Please read ist carefully before starting the installation.
Please request for new custom kernels ONLY if you are willing to provide me with a hardware sample of the intended target device.
(Doing kernels remotely without a sample device available is just too ineffective ) Thx
Oh Boy the site died , I sure hope you are ok How about this project ? What happened to the files? I have RK 29 tablet right here , trying to build a Rom for it , but the crazy System.Img is giving me headaches to edit and repack , so Ubuntu touch would be nice to try ,...Will you continue this project ?A new port of Ubuntu Touch just has arrived for RK2918 based tablets.
The first version of the RK29 port is released on CrewRkTablets (crewrktablets.arctablet.com) now.
Custom kernels are currently available for following devices:
* Odys LooxPlus
* Odys Loox
* Odys Next
* Odys Xpress
I would like to encourage you to install it on your RK29 tablet and let me know your experiences and opinion about the system.
* Pros / Cons compared to Android
* UI Usability
* Performance
* etc.
Be aware, it's on your own risk.
Update availabe (V0.1.2):
Changes:
* Corrected initial boot behaviour after RkDevelopTool (automatic boot into CWM)
The installation guide (Installation_Guide_RK29.pdf) is contained the package (CrewRkTablets_RK29_UbuntuTouchPreview_V0.1.0).
Please read ist carefully before starting the installation.
Please request for new custom kernels ONLY if you are willing to provide me with a hardware sample of the intended target device.
(Doing kernels remotely without a sample device available is just too ineffective ) Thx
Thx for your inputs
I have added to our download section the following additional testkernels;Custom kernels are currently available for following devices:
* Odys LooxPlus
* Odys Loox
* Odys Next
* Odys Xpress
Hi mega-samu,
Thanks for the description. This error shows that the programmed data could not be verified sucessfully.
If this problem is reproducable, this could be caused by too fast flash access of the programming.
The version of install tool used is the RkDevelopTool_V1.35 which was introduced with the RK3066. It works a lot faster, than the RkAndroid from other Rk29 packages, that is why I use it. It works fine on my LooxPlus, but may be too fast for some other devices.
Please could you try to use a copy of the old RkAndroid (from another install package i.E. Oma_JB) for the programming:
Just copy the complete directory RkAndroid into the unzipped package directory (in parallel to the RkDevelopTool) and start the older tool.
PS: There is also a changed package available which has a fix for the automatic boot into CWM after the Rkxxx programming.
Kernel Odys Loox 8,05 MBI don't think so, cause a defekt kernel.img would only prevent that your system boot.
Here you see an error in the flash sequence. This can have multiple reasons, the only reason that relates to the kernel.img wolud be that the kernel.img is too large for the kernel partition to fit. Normally the partition is made for kernel.img with max 8MB in size.
To get more information, you could look into the log dir of the RKAndroidTool. There you can find the detailed logs of RKAndroidTool.