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[Sayantan Das <sayantan13@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I  installed Ubuntu Touch on Nexus 5 via Multiboot yesterday. Its working.
I installed image 218.  The system boots up nicely and I am able to make
calls as well.  Incoming calls are not working. I cannot hear anyone over
the phone but internet, wifi , 2G and 3G are working.

Regards,

*Sayantan Das*

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On 4 March 2014 02:28, Vojtech Bocek <vbocek@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Since Nexus 5 images are not build on system-image.ubuntu.com, but the
> code is in the official repositories and since it is possible to make
> your own system-image server[1], I figured why not make one for
> hammerhead :)
>
> * Address: http://system-image.tasemnice.eu
> * Channels: trusty and trusty-proposed, both are set-up so that their
> version numbers correspond with those on system-image.ubuntu.com. When
> there is a new image on s-i.ubuntu.com, there'll be new one with the
> same version number on my server within an hour or two. The device
> parts are built every night (if something changes) and they don't
> trigger new image build - new device tarball will simply be in the
> next image, whenever that happens.
> * How to install it to your device:
>
>     ubuntu-device-flash --channel trusty --bootstrap=true
> --server="http://system-image.tasemnice.eu";
>
> * Custom changes:
>   1. MIR is turned on by default
>   2. Sound fix (v2) from bug 1276901[2]
>   3. Backported system-image client rev. 242, to support servers
> without https protocol
> * cdimage-like server with device partition images:
> http://cdimage.tasemnice.eu
> * IMPORTANT: I have no idea how many people will it handle. It is a
> crappy VPS, I even had to buy upgrade for it because it originaly
> didn't have enough disc space. It's traffic is "unlimited" (it
> uploaded 740GB over the course of 3 days already, btw), but it's
> connected via just 100Mb line, and I'm not sure about international
> connectivity (it is in Central Europe, Czech Republic). So be a bit
> tolerant about it's speed.
> * I obviously can't guarantee it'll work correctly forever, but I'll
> do my best to keep it running.
>
> I've created this server specifically for my multiboot thingy called
> MultiROM[3], so it will work with it, including updates. I have no
> idea if it's gonna work with the "oficial" dual-boot, I don't know how
> exactly is it set-up.
>
> The system-image server code has some changes, mainly to support
> grabbing version numbers from s-i.ubuntu.com and patching of the
> rootfs. I've pushed it to launchpad[4], so you can look at it if you
> wish.
>
> Enjoy :)
>
> [1]:
> https://www.stgraber.org/2014/02/11/your-own-ubuntu-touch-image-server/
> [2]: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/android/+bug/1276901
> [3]: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2571011
> [4]:
> https://code.launchpad.net/~vbocek/+junk/system-image-server-tasemnice
>
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