Comment 7 for bug 1078391
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| Till Kamppeter (till-kamppeter) wrote | #7 |
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I am using MultiROM 4 and the dual boot of Android 4.2 and Ubuntu 13.04 works perfectly for me. I have restored the device back to Android at first, in my case by restoring a backup. The I have installed MultiROM and after that the modified recovery (needs to be updated for the new MultiROM), after that I have installed the kexec-hardboot kernel into Android 4.2 and then installed the daily image of Ubuntu 13.04 via the "Add ROM" functionality of MultiROM. Now I can both test Ubuntu and also use the Nexus 7 like a normal tablet (and trsy Android apps) with Android. See link to the XDA thread with detailed instructions in comment #1.
What needs still to be done is updating the Ubuntu Nexus 7 Wiki. This would encourage more people to test Ubuntu as they can do it without losing their Android.