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  over 9 years ago by rmilasan | Reply

  I've got a nexus 5 to my disposal, would like to have maybe openSUSE running on it.

  Can I get some pointers on how to do this?

  P.S. Don't have knowledge of ARM or how to boot openSUSE on ARM, at all.

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    over 9 years ago by sndirsch | Reply

    Only thing I know is that it is possible to install Linux on an Android device in chroot. There are Linux installers available in the playstore. Then you need a Linux distribution built for your hardware to install. That's all I know at that point. But feel free to add what you can find out. ;-)

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      over 9 years ago by rmilasan | Reply

      Have you guys tried this: https://github.com/freedreno/nexus4-fedora ?

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    Have you guys tried this: https://github.com/freedreno/nexus4-fedora ?
     
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  Only thing I know is that it is possible to install Linux on an Android device in chroot. There are Linux installers available in the playstore. Then you need a Linux distribution built for your hardware to install. That's all I know at that point. But feel free to add what you can find out. ;-)
   
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  Only thing I know is that it is possible to install Linux on an Android device in chroot. There are Linux installers available in the playstore. Then you need a Linux distribution built for your hardware to install. That's all I know at that point. But feel free to add what you can find out. ;-)
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I've got a nexus 5 to my disposal, would like to have maybe openSUSE running on it. Can I get some pointers on how to do this? P.S. Don't have knowledge of ARM or how to boot openSUSE on ARM, at all.
 
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I've got a nexus 5 to my disposal, would like to have maybe openSUSE running on it.
Can I get some pointers on how to do this?
P.S. Don't have knowledge of ARM or how to boot openSUSE on ARM, at all.
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  over 9 years ago by mfeilner | Reply

  I have my Nexus 7 here in the office, a 2013 (Wifi) device. Just rooted it, installed Clockwork recovery and now I am heading forward to CM12. Any clue how to get suse on it? I'm in Nürnberg...

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I have my Nexus 7 here in the office, a 2013 (Wifi) device. Just rooted it, installed Clockwork recovery and now I am heading forward to CM12. Any clue how to get suse on it? I'm in Nürnberg...
 
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  over 9 years ago by mfeilner | Reply

  CM12 is running. And it's fast. OMG. So much faster than Lollipop.

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CM12 is running. And it's fast. OMG. So much faster than Lollipop.
 
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