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Windows Mobile
Users of Windows Mobile 6, Windows Mobile 5, Windows Mobile 2003 and PocketPC can sync Contacts, Calendar, Tasks and Files.
Windows Mobile 5, 6, 6.1
The Synce project enables USB sync with your device under Hardy, Intrepid and Jaunty. Full instructions including repository and download information can be found on the Synce wiki. There are a number of steps which must be followed exactly in order to set up a partnership between Ubuntu and your device. See their site for full details. There are several specific options you must choose for your specifc setup, so read carefully.
The Synce utilities work with both Gnome (using Evolution) and KDE (using Kontact).
Additional Functionality of the Synce Utilities
While no GUI has yet been developed, many of the basic functions of interface with the Windows Mobile 5 & 6 file system have been coded and may be used from the command line.
Usage is «synce-pcode» (substitute pcode for one of the specific examples below)
- to install a .cab file on your mobile device.
Direct Access Your Windows Mobile 5 or 6 SD card
Ubuntu does not currently support browsing a device’s storage card directly. Until that support comes, there are possible solutions:
- Usually WM6 will refer to your storage card as «Storage Card» in the \ directory. A file is successfully copied referring to this file path:
- Using Windows Mobile 6’s USB storage mode
- Using a storage device that your computer can also read, such an an SD card (if your computer has a card reader) or Sandisk’s SD+USB for file transfer.
The program WM5torage (freely available) can be installed on your WM6 device, and upon connection with a computer your memory card is then mounted as a removable drive.
Sync with an Online Calendar
It is also possible to sync your WM6 calendar with an online calendar system, such as google calendar. The program OggSync does this for free, if you only have one category in your calendar. For syncing of more categories, you will have to buy the Pro version.
Google has recently released http://www.google.com/mobile/default/sync.html][mobile synchronising software. It claims to synchronise contacts and calendar events via Exchange ActiveSync. You can currently utilise the GCALDaemon software to synchronise Gmail contacts and google calendar events with ubuntu software such as kontact and evolution. In this way you can perform a three-way sync wirelessly — although you may incur a data charge for the mobile sync. For the future, there appears to be some development using akonadi to synchronise ubuntu with google.
Connecting to an Windows Mobile 2003 or PocketPC Device
Plug in the device via the included USB cable.
Install the synce-dccm, synce-serial and librra0-tools packages. To sync with Evolution, you’ll also need the multisync, synce-multisync-plugin, libmultisync-plugin-evolution and libmultisync-plugin-backup packages. See Installing Software. The packages installer will ask various questions about how to connect to your device:
- Leave the serial interface as «/dev/ttyUSB0»
- Leave the default local IP address «192.168.131.102»
- Leave the default remote IP address «192.168.131.201»
- Set the IP address of your DNS server to «192.168.0.1»
Click Applications ->Accessories ->Terminal. In the Terminal window, run:
Depending on your device you may have to run the sudo synce-serial-start command within a few seconds of powering the Windows Mobile device on. The computer should now show: synce-serial-start is now waiting for your device to connect. The Windows Mobile Device should appear connected, in a similar way to when connected via ActiveSync on Windows.
Synchronizing with Evolution
Click Applications ->Accessories ->Multisync
Click New
- First plugin: SynCE Plugin
- Second plugin: Ximian Evolution 2
Display Name:
- Shutdown Multisync
- «killall -HUP dccm» to kill the serial connection.
- As a last resort, run «synce-serial-abort», if the above command doesn’t work.
Troubleshooting
- If you forget to run «dccm» before synce-serial-start, power off the pocket pc and run
Note: these must be run in a certain order, try a different order if it doesn’t work.
- If syncronisation still doesn’t work, close multisync and then run
- If 1 doesn’t work, try 2.
- If synce-serial-start is unable to find the file /etc/ppp/peers/synce-device then run the following and re-try
Wireless Modem
I have successfully used my XDA Exec as a wireless modem with my Laptop. This is how I got it to work(roughly) :
1. Start the Windows Mobile device in the wireless modem mode from Start-> Programs -> Wireless Modem
2. Now connect the USB cable to the computer.
3. In a Terminal, run
to see if it detects it as a modem. If this doesn’t work, edit the «/etc/wvdial.conf» file as follows:
[Dialer Defaults] Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0 Baud = 115200 Init1 = ATZ Init2 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0 Carrier Check = no Stupid Mode = no Phone = *99# Username = Password = New PPPD = yes ISDN = 0 Modem Type = Analog Modem
6. Now type «wvdial» in the command prompt, it should now connect.
Compatibilty
Devices that are known to work with this howto:
- HP iPaq hx4150
- HP iPaq rx3115
- HP iPaq h2215/h2210
- HP iPaq h1940
- HP iPaq h1930
- HP iPaq hw6915
DELL Axim X3i & X30 & X50v
Troubleshooting
To check your Windows Mobile Device has been detected, click System -> Administration -> System Log, then select messages. Alternatively, run dmesg in a terminal.
The results should look like the following:
Comment
1- STOP sl-modem-daemon :
2- Show «Resync» button: from multisync options > show «Resync» button than use it to do sync it work with me like that 3-change the option on Ximian Evolution 2 -optional- to use address contact task from Evolution.
See also
PortableDevices/WindowsMobile (последним исправлял пользователь ckimes 2017-09-13 21:40:57)
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Windows Mobile и Ubuntu. Как?
И так. Я решил потихоньку перебираться на Linux. Сейчас стоит Ubuntu 9.10. Но на данный момент меня удерживает, от перехода, коммуникатор (Asus P525, WM6.1). Как мне его подружить с Ubuntu? Интересует синхронизация контактов с каким-нить софтом, а так же возможность через USB шнур ходить с него в инет. Можно ли так сделать?
в двух словах — должно взлететь . подробности там
добавлю: в WM 6.1 есть «общий интернет» — использовать коммуникатор как момед. Если нужно наоборот, ходить с комми по комповому инету, то надо мутить сетку и обзывать комп проксёй, а соединяться с ним по вафле или синему зубу.
Я, чтобы не париться со стандартами, просто Google использую (в ActiveSync стоит как Exchange Server).
В том то и дело что нужно по усб-шнуру, вафли и зуба нету на компе, а покупать девайсы не буду.
Дело в том, что я не хочу синхронизировать что-либо с чем-либо в инете. Я параноик )
хосспаде, УСБ-донгл стоит 300 рублей.
Помнится, в Gnome была какая-то программка для работы с Palm и WinMobile.
В Ubuntu, если мне не изменяет память, она была установлена по дефолту (помню, как я её сносил).
Да, Система->Параметры->Устройства PalmOS. Пока сам не пробовал, но подозреваю, что с WM дружить должна
У меня лично не получилось подключить.
Всё бы хорошо, но я застрял на установке synce-sync-engine. Выдаёт ошибку, не хочет устанавливать зависимости. Говорит что слишком у меня новый Python.
на karmic поменяли? а то умвр
чтобы не плодить темы, спрошу здесь — а есть ли софтина для синхронизации с WM2003? Почта, заметки, etc.
мм, а под GNU/Linux?
нетю. есть максимум заметка о том, как контакты в Evolution перенесть — ТЫК!
> есть максимум заметка о том, как контакты в Evolution перенесть — ТЫК!
Дак это и спрашивалось.
И так, синхронизировать зверька получилось. Но второй вопрос остаётся открытым. Как мне ходить со зверя в инет через усб шнур? На всякий случай: Основной инет у меня на eth0, а телефон подключается как eth1.
И в чем проблема? MTU правильно выставлен?
Выше написано что я всё-таки ещё нуб, поэтому вопрос. Что есть MTU? где проверить правильно ли он выставлен? и как вообще должно быть «правильно»?
я тебя полюбил — я тебя научу
тут написаны азы. Их надо прочитать и попробовать сделать. Если возникают какие-то проблемы — идти сюда и искать решение проблемы. Если не поможет — то описать как написано тут проблему и спросить конкретно о том, что не получается. А делать все за вас никто не будет.
Про MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit — максимального размера блока (в байтах), который может быть передан на канальном уровне сетевой модели OSI.) и проблему с винмобайл по этому поводу написано тут
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Question: How To Install Ubuntu On Android Without Root?
How to Install Linux On Your Android Phone Without Rooting
- Step 1: Installation of GNURoot from Play Store. The first and foremost step is to install the free Android app GNURoot on your Android app.
- Step 2: Select the helper app of a Linux distro.
- Step 3: Select the Linux distro and launch.
- Step 4: It’s ready to use.
- How to go graphical with Linux on Android phone?
Is there Linux for Android?
Android may be based on Linux, but it’s not based on the type of Linux system you may have used on your PC. You can’t run Android apps on typical Linux distributions and you can’t run the Linux programs you’re familiar with on Android.
Can you install Kali Linux on Android?
Fortunately, Android is based on Linux, which makes it quite possible for Kali to be installed on almost any ARM-based Android device. Kali on Android phones and tabs can grant users the ability to carry out their activities on-the-go. The following methods demonstrate how to install Kali Linux on your Android phone.
Does Linux deploy require root?
Installing Linux on Android usually requires rooting your device first. If that’s not an option for you, then the GNURoot app is right up your alley. Despite its name, GNURoot doesn’t require root access in order to run. To deploy Linux using GNURoot, you need to grab a helper app for a specific Linux distribution.
Can I run Linux apps on Android?
The advantage of using a POSIX based mobile OS is that you can run and install any Linux applications on your mobile (smartphone) with ease. And thanks to Open Source, its even easier to Compile, Install & Run Linux Applications on Android. To get basic Linux apps running on Android, you need BusyBox.
Can you run Ubuntu on Android?
Ubuntu Touch – also known as Ubuntu for devices or Ubuntu Phone – is a mobile operating system which is currently in beta. However, if you own a supported Android device, you can try it out right now. Here’s how to install Ubuntu for devices.
Which Android OS is best for mobile?
Comparison Of Top Mobile OS
- Symbian. Symbian OS is officially the property of Nokia.
- September 20th, 2008 was the date when Google released the first Android OS by the name of ‘Astro’.
- Apple iOS.
- Blackberry OS.
- Windows OS.
- BADA.
- Palm OS (Garnet OS)
- Open WebOS.
Is it possible to install Linux on Android?
Now it’s possible to open your Linux command prompt on your Android phone to get some things done. Usually installing Linux on Android phones needs rooting your device. You can use apt-get, SSH or even turn your Android phone into a LAMP server to run the web apps.
Can we install Linux on Android phone?
Start by grabbing the Complete Linux Installer app from Google’s Play Store. Alternatively you can head to the LinuxOnAndroid project’s website and download the open source version of the Android app (but go into the Settings > Security menu and toggle Unknown Sources to enable installation of non-Play Store apps).
What is Kali Linux Android?
It has been a long journey integrating Linux system on advanced RISC machine devices. It started with Ubuntu and now we have a Kali version that can run on your android device. Kali is a penetration testing Linux distro mainly used by digital forensics and cryptographers.
Can you replace Android with Linux?
In many cases, installing Linux on Android usually means going through the rigmarole of rooting the Android system with the risk of bricking your Android device. Obviously, KBOX is not a replacement for a full-blown Linux distribution, but it can be useful in certain situations.
Can you run Linux on a phone?
In short, Linux is available for many smartphones already, and we’ve seen several great Linux tablets too. But there’s a long way to go. Linux distros on mobile devices are rare but need your support. Well, don’t worry too much, you can run Linux on any Android smartphone.
Is there a Linux phone?
Android, iOS and in some rare cases, Windows. There are a few other open source mobile OS but they are way too rare. As an ardent Linux user, you might have longed for a real Linux based operating system on your phone. This 5 inches, privacy-focused Linux phone will be running on Purism’s PureOS Linux distribution.
What is Linux kernel in Android?
Android is overwhelming. For the readers who don’t know, Android is actually Linux-kernel based operating system for mobile devices! That is Android integrates Linux kernel at the bottom of its software stack. In fact Android was created on top of Linux Kernel 2.6.
Is Android the same as Linux?
The biggest for Android being Linux is, of course, the fact that the kernel for the Linux operating system and the Android operating system are very nearly one and the same. Not completely the same, mind you, but Android’s kernel is directly derived from Linux.
How do I run an application in Ubuntu?
Even if they do appear in the Dash, you might find it easier to open them in other ways.
- Use the Ubuntu Launcher to Open Applications.
- Search the Ubuntu Dash to Find an Application.
- Browse the Dash to Find an Application.
- Use the Run Command to Open an Application.
- Use the Terminal to Run an Application.
Can I install Ubuntu touch on any android?
Install Ubuntu Touch. The UBports Installer is a nice graphical tool that you can use to install Ubuntu Touch on a supported device from your Linux, Mac or Windows computer. Warning. If you’re switching your device over from Android, you will not be able to keep any data that is currently on the device.
How do I root Ubuntu?
Method 1 Running Root Commands with Sudo
- Press Ctrl + Alt + T to open a terminal window.
- Type sudo before the rest of your command.
- Type gksudo before running a command that opens a program with a Graphical User Interface (GUI).
- Simulate a root environment.
- Give sudo access to another user.
How can I change my Android OS to Windows Mobile?
Connect your Android tablet/phone to your computer using the USB cable. 7. Select Android > Windows (8/8.1/7/XP) to install the windows on your Android device. (Based on the type of windows you want, select “Change My Software” option and chose the best version of Windows edition you want.)
What is the best UI for Android?
In this post, we will look at the top 10 Android skins of the year.
- OxygenOS. OxygenOS is a customized version of Android used by OnePlus on its smartphones.
- MIUI. Xiaomi ships out its devices with MIUI, a highly customized version of Android.
- Samsung One UI.
- ColorOS.
- Stock Android.
- Android One.
- ZenUI.
- EMUI.
Is Android better than Windows?
Windows Phone is not an open source platform and Microsoft has a stricter criteria set than Google about which apps and games can populate their respective marketplaces. As a result, the app store responds with superior and better apps, and cleaner options, than what Android apps can offer.
Is iOS better than Android?
Because iOS apps are generally better than Android counterparts (for the reasons I said above), they generate a greater appeal. Even Google’s own apps behave faster, smoother and have a better UI on iOS than Android. iOS APIs have been much more consistent than that of Google.
How install Kali Linux?
Kali Linux Installation Procedure
- To start your installation, boot with your chosen installation medium.
- Select your preferred language and then your country location.
- The installer will copy the image to your hard disk, probe your network interfaces, and then prompt you to enter a hostname for your system.
How install Linux deploy?
Go back to the Linux Deploy home screen, tap the three-dotted menu icon at the top-right and tap “Install.” The installation may take from one to several minutes, depending on the speed of your smartphone.
How do I install Bochs on Android?
Part 2 Installing Bochs
- Connect your Android phone to your computer. Take the data cable and connect it to the micro USB port on your Android device.
- Access your phone’s memory. Open the Start menu and go to My Computer.
- Copy the file.
- Extract the SDL folder you’ve downloaded.
- Copy the SDL folder.
- Launch Bochs.
Which is the best operating system for smartphones?
Best Smartphone Operating Systems
- 1 Google Android. Android One is the as good as it gets+1.
- 2 Microsoft Windows Phone. Windows phone OS are great they are not ram hungry.
- 3 Apple iPhone OS. Nothing can beat apple.
- 4 Nokia Maemo. Billy said it was great!
- 5 Linux MeeGo VoteE.
- 6 RIM BlackBerry OS.
- 7 Microsoft Windows Mobile.
- 8 Microsoft Windows RT VoteE.
Is Android Open Source?
Android is open source, but most of the software we run on top of the platform isn’t. This is true whether you get a Nexus device or something from Samsung. Unlike in the early days of the Android, the Google Now Launcher and most of Google’s apps have become closed source.
Can I change the OS of my Android phone?
Connect your Android phone to the Wi-Fi Network. Go to Settings > About device, then tap System Updates > Check for Updates > Update to download and install the latest Android version. Your phone will automatically reboot and upgrade to the new Android version when the installation completed.
What is the best Android operating system for mobile phones?
Our list of the top 10 Android phones available in the US
- Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus. The best of the best.
- Google Pixel 3. The best camera phone without the notch.
- (Image: © TechRadar) Samsung Galaxy S10e.
- OnePlus 6T.
- Samsung Galaxy S10.
- Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
- Huawei Mate 20 Pro.
- Google Pixel 3 XL.
Which operating system is best for mobile?
Top 8 Most Popular Mobile Operating Systems
- Android OS – Google Inc. Mobile Operating Systems – Android.
- iOS – Apple Inc.
- Series 40 [S40] OS – Nokia Inc.
- BlackBerry OS – BlackBerry Ltd.
- Windows OS – Microsoft Corporation.
- Bada (Samsung Electronics)
- Symbian OS (Nokia)
- MeeGo OS (Nokia and Intel)
Why is Android better than iOS?
Most Android phones do better than the iPhone released in the same period in hardware performance, but them hence can consume more power and need to charge once a day basically. Android’s openness leads to increased risk.
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Required Files
— A Kernel Tarball Package from Kernel.org (If you prefer to use git, you can clone the branch that way)
— Aarch64 boot files: bootaa64.efi and grub.cfg
— MSM8994/8992 defconfig for the Kernel (You can use a different one if you have it)
Getting Started
Update Apt and installing dependencies
Open the Terminal app on your PC and type:
$ sudo apt update
sudo apt install build-essentials crossbuild-essential-arm64 flex bison qemu-user-static debootstrap binfmt-support gparted
Extract Kernel source and copy Lumia defconfig
Navigate in the terminal to the folder where you downloaded files (linux-5.16 used as example):
$ cd ~/Downloads
tar -xvf linux-5.16.14.tar.xz
cp lumia_defconfig linux-5.16.14/.config
Build the Kernel and save the files for later
Navigate to the «linux-5.16.14» and check config file loads, and build.
$ cd linux-5.16.14/
make ARCH=arm64 CROSS_COMPILE=/usr/bin/aarch64-linux-gnu- menuconfig
When the menu appears, click Right Arrow on keyboard, Click Enter on «Exit», then:
$ make ARCH=arm64 CROSS_COMPILE=/usr/bin/aarch64-linux-gnu- deb-pkg
When that is finished, check the folder that contains our «linux-5.16.14/» folder. You should see 4 new .deb files, these we keep for later!
Prepare your 950/XL in Mass Storage Mode
It’s expected that your device is already Bootloader Unlocked, and Windows 10 ARM is already deployed (Removing WP recommended)
(Note: It is not essential to deploy WoA, if you know how to setup the uefi and bootshim manually, do so if you wish. you can also cancel WoA Deployment as it starts writing the Image to phone. just make sure Developer Menu gets installed and Partitions are configured.)
The below is going from an Unlocked 950, WoA installed with Developer Menu and Windows Mobile removed:
— Boot to Mass Storage Mode and connect to you Linux Machine.
— Open GParted, select your Phone Storage. Examples:
If your machine has 1 SSD only, the phone will be seen as «/dev/sdb»
If your machine has 2 SSDs, the phone will be seen as «/dev/sdc»
— Locate and remember your «Windows» labeled partition on the phone, usually the last partition (We will use /dev/sdb43)
— Locate and remember your «SYSTEM» labeled partition on the phone, usually 2 before «Windows» (We will use /dev/sdb41)
— Select and Format «Windows» /dev/sdb43 to ext4. !DO NOT FORMAT ANYTHING OTHER THAN THE WINDOWS PARTITION!
Open Terminal and create folders to Mount the newly created ext4 partition, and SYSTEM partition:
$ sudo mkdir /mnt/root
sudo mkdir /mnt/boot
sudo mount /dev/sdb43 /mnt/root
sudo mount /dev/sdb41 /mnt/boot
Keep Terminal open.
Deploy Ubuntu to the Phone and copying the Kernel files
Now we need to start installing Ubuntu and configure the new install using chroot access, if an issue happens, delete the contents of /mnt/root and start again
Type into the Terminal the following to start the download and install:
$ sudo qemu-debootstrap —arch=arm64 stable /mnt/root
(This will take a few minutes)
When that process is finished, we need to copy our compiled kernel files to /mnt/root:
(Your output names will be different, don’t copy the .deb with «_dbg» in the name)
(msm8992-msft-lumia-octagon-talkman.dtb is for my 950 which is in 5.16.14, replace talkman with cityman for XL)
$ cp ~/Downloads/linux-image-5.16.14-msft_talkman-1_arm64.deb /mnt/root
cp ~/Downloads/linux-libc-dev-5.16.14-msft_talkman-1_arm64.deb /mnt/root
cp ~/Downloads/linux-headers-5.16.14-msft_talkman-1_arm64.deb /mnt/root
cp ~/Downloads/linux-5.16.14/arch/arm64/boot/dts/qcom/msm8992-msft-lumia-octagon-talkman.dtb /mnt/root/boot
Keep Terminal open.
Configuring the new install
Now we need to setup a user account and install the kernel and some packages and a usable UI, first we «chroot» into the system:
$ sudo chroot /mnt/root
This will load the root shell of the new arm64 install, type to install some needed packages:
# apt update
apt install initramfs-tools sudo nano onboard locales tasksel
Now time to install the Kernel
# dpkg -i /*.deb
Installing the Desktop Environment, type in the terminal to load the options
# tasksel
Here you can choose your DE (Gnome, LXDE, Xfce etc). For this guide we choose MATE which is LightDM based
— Select Mate Desktop Environment with spacebar, press Enter to accept.
(If you receive an apt-get error, re-run the «tasksel» command)
Creating and adding a user to sudoers group. For this example I use «empy», replace with your desired username
# adduser empy
usermod -aG sudo empy
Configuring MATE by enabling auto login, Open the config file and modify under [Seat:*] section:
# nano /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
(Below will be empty or commented out, modify to match these settings, replacing «empy» with your username you made previously. Press Ctrl + X then press Y to save)
pam-service=lightdm
pam-autologin-service=lightdm-autologin
autologin-user=empy
autologin-user-timeout=0
session-wrapper=/etc/X11/Xsession
greeter-session=lightdm-greeter
Exit the chroot for now keeping terminal open, type:
# exit
Making the Installation bootable
Now we need to modify the «grub.cfg» file we downloaded, and then copy the boot files to SYSTEM partition mounted earlier.
If your ext4 partition and SYSTEM partition are different to this guide, you need to modify to fit your needs.
If vmlinuz, initrd and device tree have different names, please modify as needed.
Open «grub.cfg», and make sure all is correct:
set timeout=07
menuentry «Linux» {
set background_color=black
insmod part_msdos
insmod ext2
set root=(hd0,gpt43)
linux /boot/vmlinuz-5.16.14-msft-talkman root=/dev/mmcblk0p43 acpi=no rw
initrd /boot/initrd.img-5.16.14-msft-talkman
devicetree /boot/msm8992-msft-lumia-octagon-talkman.dtb
}
Now copy the boot files to SYSTEM, the unmount all mounted partitions on the phone, type in Terminal:
$ sudo cp ~/Downloads/bootaa64.efi /mnt/boot/EFI/boot
sudo cp ~/Downloads/grub.cfg /mnt/boot/EFI/boot
sudo umount /dev/sdb*
You are now finished! Unplug and reboot the Phone, In theory you should be able to load Linux 
Notes, Acknowledgments and Credits
— Credit to original owners of any tools or files provided, I have no affiliation to anyone org or person.
— It is possible to get Bluetooth Networking running on XL models, I will add this to the guide at a later date.
— If you are interested in helping compatibility for HW, interested in installing on other Lumia devices etc then visit the Mainline4Lumia group (No affiliation just a friendly suggestion)
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Linux на планшете с Windows 8: подготавливаем загрузочный носитель
Прежде, чем вы приступите к инсталляции Linux на ваш планшет, для начала необходимо будет подготовить загрузочный носитель, на котором будет сохранен дистрибутив операционной системы Linux.
- В первую очередь необходимо выяснить, какой «образ» необходим для вашего планшета. В этом примере используется Linux-дистрибутив, который называется «Ubuntu». При этом вы можете выбрать между 32-битным, 64-битным и ARM-вариантами. Как правило, в планшетах устанавливаются ARM-процессоры.
- Кроме того, необходимо скачать и установить программу Win32 Disk Imager.
- Также для инсталляции вам понадобится USB-флешка емкостью по меньшей мере 4 Гбайт. Для начала отформатируйте эту USB-флешку под систему FAT32 и затем запустите утилиту Win32 Disk Imager. В «Image File» выберите файл Ubuntu, который скачали ранее, а в «Device» выберите букву, соответствующую имени вашей USB-флешки. После всех этих действий нажмите на «Write».
Windows-планшет: загружаемся с USB-флешки
В качестве следующего шага вы должны позволить вашему планшету загрузиться с USB-флешки. Но заметим, что работает это не всегда так просто, как в случае с обычным персональным компьютером.
- Выключите ваш планшетный компьютер и вставьте флешку в USB-порт. Снова включите планшет. Теперь он должен автоматически загрузиться с USB-флешки.
- В том случае, если ваш планшет загрузился «обычным» образом, снова выключите его и нажмите одновременно кнопки питания и увеличения громкости звука, чтобы войти в UEFI (BIOS). Здесь теперь вы можете указать, что планшет должен загружаться с USB-флешки.
Устанавливаем Linux на планшет
Теперь совершенно привычным образом вы можете установить Linux на своем планшете. Тем не менее, если вы позже хотели бы использовать еще и Windows, вы должны обратить внимание на одну мелочь.
- Во время инсталляции выберите пункт «Установить Ubuntu рядом с Windows 8». После этого можно будет распределить флеш-память планшета между операционными системами. Позже вы сможете использовать ваш планшет как с Linux, так и с Windows.
On Windows Phone, the simple answer is no. However, on Windows 10 Mobile, it could be a different story. With the introduction of the Linux subsystem in Windows, Microsoft is pushing towards the ability to run Linux apps in Windows.
How can I install Linux on Windows 8?
Install Ubuntu in dual boot with Windows 10 & Windows 8
- Step 1: Create a live USB or disk. Download and create a live USB or DVD.
- Step 2: Boot in to live USB.
- Step 3: Start the installation.
- Step 4: Prepare the partition.
- Step 5: Create root, swap and home.
- Step 6: Follow the trivial instructions.
Can I install Linux on Nokia Lumia?
Anyways, Android is itself a kind of linux. So, in a sentence, your Lumia just cannot install any other OS.
Can we install Ubuntu without USB?
The graphical installation of Ubuntu is effortless and straightforward, just like installing any other well-maintained operating system. In addition, Ubuntu provides ISO Image to install it on any system, and we can either burn it on a CD Drive or a USB Drive to make it a bootable device and install Ubuntu using it.
Can I install Ubuntu directly from Windows?
You can install Ubuntu on Windows with Wubi, the Windows installer for Ubuntu Desktop. Wubi runs like any other application installer and installs Ubuntu to a file on your Windows partition. When you reboot your computer, you’ll have the option to boot into Ubuntu or Windows.
Which is the lightest operating system?
Amazing Lightweight Linux Operating Systems!
- Linux Distros Under 1GB. Xubuntu. Lubuntu. Zorin OS Lite. Arch Linux. BunsenLabs Linux Lithium. Bodhi Linux.
- Linux OS Under 500MB. Porteus.
- Linux Distros Under 100MB. Puppy Linux. SliTaz. Tiny Core Linux.
How can I change my phone OS to Linux?
Another way to install a Linux OS on your Android mobile phone is to use the UserLAnd app. With this method, there is no need to root your device. Go to the Google Play Store, download, and install UserLAnd. The program will install a layer on your phone, enabling you to run the Linux distribution you choose.
Can you put Linux on a phone?
In almost all cases, your phone, tablet, or even Android TV box can run a Linux desktop environment. You can also install a Linux command-line tool on Android. It doesn’t matter if your phone is rooted (unlocked, the Android equivalent of jailbreaking) or not.
How do I install Ubuntu on my cell phone?
Install Ubuntu Linux on android without root
- Step 1: Download UserLAnd App.
- Step 2: Run UserLAnd to install Linux OS on Android.
- Step 3: Setup Username and Password for user and VNC.
- Step 4: Download Ubuntu for Android.
- Step 5: Log in to Android running Ubuntu.
- Step 6: Update and Upgrade Ubuntu running on Android.
In this CHIP practice tip you will learn how you can Linux alongside Windows 8 on your Windows Tablet install.
Linux prepare on the Windows 8 Tablet: boot media
Before you install Linux on your Tablet, you must first prepare a boot medium on which Linux is stored.
- First of all, you need to find out which Image you need for your Tablet. In this example, the Linux Distribution used is Ubuntu. Here, you can choose between a 32-Bit, one 64 Bit , and ARM variant to choose. Tablets usually have an ARM processor.
- Download also the program Win32 Disk Imager , download and install this.
- For the Installation you will also need a USB Stick with at least 4 GB of storage capacity. You can format this USB-Stick, first with FAT32 and then start the program Win32 Disk Imager. Select «Image File», the downloaded Ubuntu file and under «Device» the drive of your USB Sticks. Finally, click «Write».
Windows-8-Tablet (Image: Pixabay)
Windows Tablet: booting The USB Stick
Next, you need to leave your Tablet from the USB Stick to boot. The works, however, are not always quite as easy as with a normal Computer.
- You drive your Tablet PC down and plug in the USB-Stick. Then take your Tablet back up. This should now automatically boot from the Stick.
- If your Tablet should go up normally, turn it off again, and now press simultaneously the volume up key and the power button on your tablet to get into the UEFI (BIOS). Here you can set the Tablet to boot from the Stick.
USB-Stick with Linux
Linux on the Tablet install
Now you can install Linux on your Tablet. If you later want to use Windows, you need to consider a little something.
- During Installation, choose «Ubuntu alongside Windows 8 install». After that, you can partition the memory of your tablet dynamic. Later, you can then use your Tablet in both Linux and Windows.
Linux on Windows 8 Tablet
Even more practical tips on the subject of Linux you can find here.