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[Michał Sawicz <michal.sawicz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

W dniu 29.07.2014 o 20:46, Larry Griffin pisze:
> 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.

One thing that happened recently with dual boot on flo is that the 
Ubuntu boot image surpassed the recovery partition size on that device. 
That basically means you can't dual-boot flo now without passing the 
boot image over usb or swapping the Ubuntu and Android boot images 
between the boot and recovery partition.

We'll be trying to rectify this in any case, but for now the above 
workarounds are available. Let us know if you need details.

HTH,
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Saviq