Guest colzilla Posted January 23, 2016 Report Share Posted January 23, 2016 (edited) Hi all, this is ubuntu mate 15.10 wily OS for the hudl using the framebuffer and hardware. not a vncserver. no flashing nothing to recovery no potentially destroying your device..unless u mess up partitions its still a chroot but half in half out of the jail. can use a .img file or dedicate a sdcard. ill post both instructions. any questions?? yes this takes a while to complete..... things you need to do this. a pc with ubuntu - havent tried this with fedora,arch,backtrack!? so yh use ubuntu. a tesco hudl - obviously! my particular hudl specifics. [ro.board.platform]: [rk30xx] [ro.build.version.sdk]: [17] [ro.hardware]: [rk30board] [ro.product.brand]: [hudl] [ro.product.manufacturer]: [Tesco] [ro.product.model]: [Hudl HT7S3] [ro.product.mtp.model]: [Hudl] [ro.product.name]: [ht7s3] [ro.revision]: [0] rom boot.img Full credit to those developers for there hard work! busybox >> playstore terminal >> playstore needs root file manager with root access Edited February 10, 2016 by colzilla Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest colzilla Posted January 23, 2016 Report Share Posted January 23, 2016 (edited) Open up a terminal on you're ubuntu machine. sudo gparted BE CAREFUL IF NOT YOU CAN OVERWRITE YOUR MACHINE! get a sdcard any size from 8G upwards. were going to create a partition for the linux os to reside in. i brought one just for ubuntu. if you have stuff on it already..your call with what to do with that stuff.. repartitioning will delete the stuff so back it up if you need. on the pc maybe? plug the micro-sdcard into the pc.. its probably best to use an adapter, rather than the device. in gparted ,the top right corner you will see a drop down box mine says /dev/sda (298.09) thats my hard drive. /dev/sdf (7.41) thats my sdcards address. (dev/sdf) select youre sdcard from the list. TRIPLE CHECK YOU HAVE SELECTED THE RIGHT DEVICE ID. Remove sdcard and press ctrl+r to refresh gparted devices. check the drop down box to see what id has disapeared. insert sdcard once again and refresh and check devices. make sure you choose your sdcard! I cannot stress enough how important that is. if you mess up its youre own fault. now in the big box across the middle, right click it. select delete. that will wipe everything on the sdcard. now, at the top it says partition. create new and choos msdos. at the top is a green tick. click it. now you have a reformatted sdcard. once again right click the now greyed out big box. choose new create a 500MB fat32 partion. i named mine sdcard1 this allows the hudl to read the sdcard and just think its a 500mb card. if you have a bigger card make the fat32 bigger if you like. now make a ext4 partition. i named it hubuntu the ext4 is after the fat32 one..this is where your linux os will live. click the green tick to create. you should now have a gparted screen looking similar to this..... exit gparted. in terminal type blkid this is what mine says. /dev/sda1: UUID="34d12436-9d19-4e64-b24f-ceeeeac2377f" TYPE="ext4" /dev/sda5: UUID="dfe9a71b-c42c-4c54-b073-daa995080595" TYPE="swap" /dev/sdf1: LABEL="SDCARD1" UUID="3547-3B4B" TYPE="vfat"/dev/sdf2: LABEL="hubuntu" UUID="f9fe1ae4-09c7-4193-bd13-89a948613be8" TYPE="ext4" as you see the sdcard (/dev/sdf) has TWO partitions. /dev/sdf1 & /dev/sdf2 unmount the ext4/hubuntu partition - mine was mounted at /dev/sdf2 change /dev/sdf2 to what your sdcard linux partitions called. sudo umount /dev/sdf2 change directory to home ## cd ~/ now create a folder, this is where we will remount the sdcard. mkdir hubuntu mount the hubuntu/ext4 partition on the hubuntu folder. sudo mount -o loop /dev/sdf2 ./hubuntu now we need to install some software to create the file tree. sudo apt-get install debootstrap qemu-user-static qemu-system git gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf binfmt-support once done clear the screen clear now enter (if you wanna use a different OSversion change "wily" according to the name of the distro...trusty,presice etc.....were using hardfloat for the armv7 HOSTNAME=ubuntu-armhf sudo debootstrap --variant=minbase --foreign --arch armhf wily ./hubuntu copy the qemu binary. sudo cp /usr/bin/qemu-arm-static ./hubuntu/usr/bin/ once done unmount the sdcard. sudo umount ./hubuntu put the card into the hudl. Edited February 10, 2016 by colzilla Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest colzilla Posted January 30, 2016 Report Share Posted January 30, 2016 (edited) ...will update with more instructions soon...for using hardware....display an that Edited February 13, 2016 by colzilla Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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