On Jul 29, 2014, at 12:46 PM, Larry Griffin wrote: >I have a problem setting up a Nexus 7 WIFI to Dualboot. I'd like to use it to >help with testing. I originally installed dualboot on this Nexus 7 about two >months ago, and it used the trusty channel. Now I can't change the channel to >utopic. I'm in Android, bring up Dualboot, uninstall, then when it ask for >channel it displays trusty. I can move though the different variations of >trusty and it all works. When I back out trusty, I can't input utopic, >Dualboot doesn't accept the keyboard input.
I don't dual boot - I've only ever flashed my device using ubuntu-device-flash, which takes a --channel argument. So something like this will flash you to utopic: $ ubuntu-device-flash --channel ubuntu-touch/utopic Note the extended channel name containing a slash. Channels were renamed a while ago. ubuntu-device-flash has a --list-channels option you can use to list all available channels. If you have shell access to your device, once you're booted into Ubuntu, you can use the system-image-cli command to switch channels too. Read the system-image-cli manpage for more details, however it's pretty easy. To see all available channels: $ system-image-cli --list-channels To switch channels, e.g.: $ system-image-cli --switch ubuntu-touch/utopic However, note that --switch only works with system-image 2.3.1 which isn't available in Trusty. No matter; --switch is just an alias for $ system-image-cli -b 0 -c ubuntu-touch/utopic Cheers, -Barry -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-phone More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
