Was just wondering if its possible the only comp I have access to is my bros which is winxp I've always wanted to test out Ubuntu but can't seem to find a guide using winxp to do it is it not possible?
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Class_of_punk26 said:
Was just wondering if its possible the only comp I have access to is my bros which is winxp I've always wanted to test out Ubuntu but can't seem to find a guide using winxp to do it is it not possible?
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On XP, I doubt it's possible...
You could make an USB key with Ubuntu install on it. Not fast, but you could flash your tablet with phablet-tools (see tutorials)
2nd Gen Nexus 7 is not on the official support list and I see no ports for it yet...
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i've searched and not come up with much.
anyone know of anything?
33t said:
i've searched and not come up with much.
anyone know of anything?
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For linux and mac you have to use Heimdall but to my knowledge it is not compatible with the Note I717.
Anyone else? Thanks....
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Anyone running Linux? Maybe use Odin running in the Wine environment?
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Just boot up you're windows partition
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Don't have one but may just go ahead and install XP.
Thing is, that's also proving difficult as I don't have an optical drive and I'm having bootmgr issues with the USB bootable I made.
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the heimdall version 1.3.1 works with the note.
ferchope said:
the heimdall version 1.3.1 works with the note.
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I thought I read on another post it works with Macs but unfortunately not with Linux/Ubuntu. I use Ubuntu also, so it would be great if it did work.
Don't boot XP man. Your just going to run into compatibility issues.
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Heimdall 1.3.2 broke compatibility for several devices. In most case it is recommended that you use version 1.3.1 instead.Version 1.3.1 works for me ( Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Precise )
Thanks all... will have to do me some learnin' heimdall
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Well, I'm totally layman to programming stuffs, so I couldn't try.
Is there anyone tried booting it up?
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No hope wih my ipad 2... i beliievr its the same.
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Windows 8 doesn't run on the ARM architecture, so that wouldn't work.
Surface does, but it is way too locked down to be able to port it to another device
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I think the closest way to get Win8 into Android/iOS is using a theme...
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Windows 8 does run on ARM.
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Windows 8 doesn't run on the ARM architecture, so that wouldn't work.
Surface does, but it is way too locked down to be able to port it to another device
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Surface is the name of the tablet, the name of the operating system which supports ARM architecture is called Windows 8 RT
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Surface is the name of the tablet, the name of the operating system which supports ARM architecture is called Windows 8 RT
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Lol yeah that was a brain fart
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i need windows 8 driver for vibrant tried to search here and there but no use...have tried samsung latest driver also
Make sure to get the drivers for 64bit, hopefully these work http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=7238660
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Make sure to get the drivers for 64bit, hopefully these work http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=7238660
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they are old versions have tried this even latest one of 2012 did not worked...
Sorry.......if i come across them ill post here.
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Quick question. Is it possible to build a ROM using a chrome book running Ubuntu?
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nozzla said:
Quick question. Is it possible to build a ROM using a chrome book running Ubuntu?
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Which chromebook do you have? Unless you have the chromebook pixel I wouldn't recommend it due to the computing power necessary to compile from source. However any x86 based chromebook would work even the ARM based ones with the proper cross compiler would work. Overall, yes it possible provided you have the proper packages and complier installed with Ubuntu.
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Hi
Saw posts on this issue however it was for intel chipsets
Is there a solution with amd chipsets
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muzab a said:
Hi
Saw posts on this issue however it was for intel chipsets
Is there a solution with amd chipsets
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follow this guide :good:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2598155
Tested by me on windows 8.1 Pro N x86
it work 150%
Or go back to windows 8
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Or go back to windows 8
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Or keep quiet and give a decent advise
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I will suggest you to Install windows 7 on a separate partition like I did just for these purposes.
Dark Mist said:
I will suggest you to Install windows 7 on a separate partition like I did just for these purposes.
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Forgot to mention but the USB files worked
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