LINUX MICRO SD WHERE TO BUY

[moose m79]

Anyone know where I can purchase linux Ubuntu on micro SD ffo 802 mkiv new model?
**** only has one for old mkii.

[linuxium]

Anyone know where I can purchase linux Ubuntu on micro SD ffo 802 mkiv new model?
**** only has one for old mkii.

Why do you want to buy one when you can make one for free - see http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...y-to-try-Linux

If you want to spend money, make me a donation

[moose m79]

Thanks lnuxuum

http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.php?14827-Easiest-way-to-try-Linux[/URL]

If you want to spend money, make me a donation

I appreciate your relply I dont have a pc to mount image. Bluebonnet 101 is going to offer one for me on **** I hope.

[linuxium]

I appreciate your relply I dont have a pc to mount image. Bluebonnet 101 is going to offer one for me on **** I hope.

Have you tried installing a terminal application and an unzip application from Google Play on your Android device and then downloading and unzipping the file from the URL and using dd to write to the SD card - should work.

[moose m79]

CWM INSTALL

Linuxium,. Thank you for your help .Here is what I have Two 802 mkiiis 4.1.1, one works flawless one stuck in booot screen after I hit recovery thinking it was a reset.<br>How can i either use cwm on boot loop or install picunu/Ubuntu on good mkiiis without erasing jelly bean. I do not have pc. Can mkiiis w Linux s sound mkiiis?
Remember m a total noob.<br>Buy ou a beer? How?

[linuxium]

Linuxium,. Thank you for your help .Here is what I have Two 802 mkiiis 4.1.1, one works flawless one stuck in booot screen after I hit recovery thinking it was a reset.<br>How can i either use cwm on boot loop or install picunu/Ubuntu on good mkiiis without erasing jelly bean. I do not have pc. Can mkiiis w Linux s sound mkiiis?
Remember m a total noob.<br>Buy ou a beer? How?

Your OP asked about MK802IV which is quad-core RK3188(T) SOC but now you require MK802IIIS which is dual-core RK3066. You can't mix and match across different SOCs like this as the compiled kernel for an RK3188 device will not work on an RK3066 device.

I don't think anyone has created a fully sd card solution for RK3066 devices where the kernel and RFS boot from the sd card regardless of the state of NAND on the device.

So I'd recommend you either buy a supported RK3188 device (or similar which you can find from reading all the various posts and googling a bit) and then try the link I provided (but first fully understand the limitations of Linux on RK3188 compared to RK3066) or find someone with a PC so you can try recovering your "stuck" device by flashing stock ROM (and look for all alternatives on fixing a bricked device) and then once it works you can try flashing a Linux ROM to allowing dual-boot but that's if you don't asphyxiate first from reading this far too long sentence that is devoid of punctuation or other opportunities to allow you to pause and take a breath.

[moose m79]

Rk 3066 linux

Your OP asked about MK802IV which is quad-core RK3188(T) SOC but now you require MK802IIIS which is dual-core RK3066. You can't mix and match across different SOCs like this as the compiled kernel for an RK3188 device will not work on an RK3066 device.

I don't think anyone has created a fully sd card solution for RK3066 devices where the kernel and RFS boot from the sd card regardless of the state of NAND on the device.

So I'd recommend you either buy a supported RK3188 device (or similar which you can find from reading all the various posts and googling a bit) and then try the link I provided (but first fully understand the limitations of Linux on RK3188 compared to RK3066) or find someone with a PC so you can try recovering your "stuck" device by flashing stock ROM (and look for all alternatives on fixing a bricked device) and then once it works you can try flashing a Linux ROM to allowing dual-boot but that's if you don't asphyxiate first from reading this far too long sentence that is devoid of punctuation or other opportunities to allow you to pause and take a breath.

Thank you linuxium