Devices - installing Ubuntu Here are instructions for installing Ubuntu on devices (phone and tablet). Supported devices Target devices under active development are. Community-driven ports to a much wider set of devices (including installation instructions) are. These ports are not officially supported. Warning: data loss Installing Ubuntu for devices deletes all data (including applications and data such as contacts, photos, and etc.) from the device. An optional procedure is provided below that backs up the Android apps and data to a local file.

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There is no guarantee that a restore will succeed. Disclaimer 'Ubuntu for devices' is released for free non-commercial use. It is provided without warranty, even the implied warranty of merchantability, satisfaction or fitness for a particular use.

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Applied mathematics 3rd edition malik shabazz youtube. Release notes Ubuntu for devices is still under development. Installing an Ubuntu for devices image may make your device unusable. Important features may be missing or broken. New images may introduce new features and may break existing features as development continues. Ubuntu for devices does not yet provide a reliable replacement for your current handset, phone or tablet.

See for details. Prepare your Desktop Here you learn how to prepare your Ubuntu Desktop system. After these steps are completed, you can connect your device to the Desktop and start an installation from the Desktop.

You need to install the ubuntu-device-flash package. This is published in the phablet-tools PPA. Ensure you have the universe archive enabled You need to install the ubuntu-device-flash package. This is published in the Ubuntu universe archive. Add PPAs The SDK PPA provides additional tools needed to install Ubuntu for devices. Tools are provided for installation on Ubuntu Desktop starting with 12.04 Precise. • On your computer, press Ctrl+Alt+T to start a terminal.

• Add the Ubuntu SDK Release PPA. $ phablet-config -h usage: phablet-config [-h ] [-s SERIAL ].

Set up different configuration options on a device [. ] About adb and fastboot Installing ubuntu-device-flash also adds two important Android tools you frequently use: adb and fastboot. • adb: Provides a terminal connection to the device when it is fully booted. (You must install Ubuntu first or enable developer options in Android.) • fastboot: Provides a terminal connection over USB when the device is booted into the bootloader. The instructions here are complete, but you may also want to view help for these tools.

A convenient method is piping them into less, then using up and down arrows to scroll and q to quit, as follows. $ adb help 2> & 1 less $ fastboot help 2> & 1 less Saving Android data Before you install Ubuntu, you should save some key data. This includes backing up your Android apps and user data and saving some data about your device to make it easier to reinstall Android later. Saving Android data over USB from your Ubuntu Desktop requires first enabling Developer Mode and USB Debugging from the Android OS, as explained next. Enable Android Developer Mode Here, you enable Developer Mode on your device.