No Ubuntu Dual Boot app after apparent successful installation

[Mikkel Kirkgaard Nielsen]

I attempted installing Ubuntu Dual Boot in auto mode on my flo device yesterday. It seemed to progress successfully, but I had no Ubuntu Dual Boot app after it finished.

The install was done in a flaky wifi covered location, so I thought some network issues might not had been reported by the script, so after updating tools and scripts I did another attempt. This also succeeded but this time it provided me with the app.

I'm attaching the output from the script.

The issue might be solved by an intermittent commit i found in repository (http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~humpolec-team/humpolec/install-script/revision/6), but the commit log doesn't mention the exact symptoms it solves, so I thought I'd better be safe and commit the bug anyway.

[Ondrej Kubik (ondrak)]

Yes, there was bug in the script, in auto mode script was not downloading actual update zip package.
From your first run you can see missing downloads for UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.93.zip and UPDATE-UbuntuInstaller.zip
which is then followed by "* cannot read 'sideload' *" when script is trying to sideload non existing file.

As you correctly noticed, this has been fixed with updated script.
From your second run you cans see that both files are correctly downloaded and pushed to the device: "sending: 'sideload' 100%"

[Mikkel Kirkgaard Nielsen (mikini)]

Great, as I kinda expected, thanks for taking the time. I got Touch running now, a blast to be able to have it alongside Android.

[Johan (johanh-botha)]

I am having this same problem at the moment.
I had to modify the dualboot.sh script slightly to get the latest version of the image to download.
After that everything appears to work, but no Ubuntu dualboot app in Android.