I tried flashing it in TWRP, but it couldn't open the RootFS zip. Having flashed evervolv, I flashed CWM then the RootFS and it has worked fine since then.
taylorcoffelt: It's an alpha.. . If you do not know what alpha means, you shouldn't be reading this thread. I cannot believe you typed all that..
If you recommend that you shouldn't install an alpha because of problems.. Why in the hell are you on this thread? That would be like when I begged my neighbor who had Windows Chicago 4.0, and then went to him to complain about the bugs... Get it?
jshafer817,
I apologize for the offense caused by my posting in this thread; my intended purpose was to be informational about this alpha build, but I can see that I missed that objective, and made myself look like a fool by unintentionally insulting your work.
I will remove the offensive post if you so desire.
Sincerely,
taylorcoffelt
Great going. I love Android, but I want something different on TP. Ubuntu Touch to the rescue!!
AFAIK this version won't do much even when everything is sorted, right? I guess mostly are pre-built widgets and stuff. Any idea if it is Ubuntu who is release the customization option for the default stuff like contacts etc. or is it to be done by the community? I would love a fully functional Ubuntu OS on my TP. It would be awesome if it can run Android apps - is it possible?
Also, how much free space is needed? I have a 16 GB model. Thanks. XDA rocks!!
Hi guys i'm awake but have to head out to work but i'll be back soon and going to dig into that keyboad.
Quick update guys. Wasn't able to do much yesterday. I was fighting with AT&T most the day because my net is down. No tech until the 18th, so for now i'm tethering off my Gnex, if i find a fix to the keyboard i'll probably leave a guide for the OP to add it in. Also i did notice that the text at 149 dpi is perfect....but after a reboot it goes back to jiberish, The only way to get it good again is to flash the First zip with the dpi change in it. This got me thinking that that script is only looked at once for first load. I could be very wrong but for now i'm going to assume that it true.
Be sure to go to /etc/init.d/90userinit and remove the line that says cp /system/ubuntu-session /usr/bin/ubuntu-session
It will do that every reboot if you do not.. I think your just editing build.prop right? So it shouldn't matter...
Correct about the build.prop. thanks for the info in the keyboard.. Does it just change the keyboard or system wide? Also does it stick after reboot?.... And wondering about posting the entire Ubuntu folder located under /data/Ubuntu.... My net is out, you think it could help if others could dig in it?
Don't seem to have a keyboard, I have three user accounts that I don't have the password too, and I can't figure out how to turn it off aha. Will try to install again, just a quick question though, is there anyway to have run this and cm10 through moboot at the same time?
Edit
Flashed again, now just a black screen with no way to do anything -_-
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 ...