[Eee Pad Transformer Android Development] transformador:
Transformazing

This is for tf101 only and i do not take any warranty, means when you destroy your device with that it is your fault !

I did not find this method, nor i developed the kernel, the only thing i did was that i packed the newest jintha kernel into cwm flashable packages and had the idea to install more than

one linux system because i was pretty nerved because i had arch, ubuntu and 13.04 installed and always had to rename one to ubuntu.img. So i put the kernel into 3 (maybe make more)

packages, which look for the files /mnt/sdcard/.linux1, (/dev/mmcblk0p7 rw loop=/media/.linux1.img), .linux2.img and .linux3.img. The point is to hide the files, so you dont see them

for default if you boot to android.

Installation:

Download a armel/armhf image, rename it to .linux1/.linux2,/.linux3 and put it to internal sd(under android /mnt/sdcard or /storage/sdcard0(or 1, roms differ.)(i suggest tubuntu v 1..1, 1.2 has more bugs lol)

Flash the kernel in cwm (linux1 kernel for .linux1, linux2 kernel for .linux2, ... easy, isnt it?

To go back to android flash one of these (http://www.mediafire.com/?labcx60jowrdx), or extract the kernelblob form your rom, or just flashing your kernel should also work(not tested by me).

Any questions?

Changelog:

There is no changelog and there wont be one because i only put the kernels into mountloop packages, but i will try to get a stable 2.6 kernel into a mountloop package(no luck until now)

Advanages of this and other mehods:

Mountloop:More than one Linux os possible

No Pc needed

Easy to remove linux

Easy to give more space to linux/android

Faster to flash

Sl101/tf101g should work too

Option to boot linux from microsd

Olife, tubuntu:Chose os on boot

2.6 kernels and kernels greater than 8 mb possible (only 2.6)

Whats up with these Kernels:

.linux1: 3.1.10: Jintha Kernel, working : Sound, Hw acceleration, Sd, microsd, usb(if a dev is connected at boot), ...

sometimes freezes, use tubuntu v 1.1 and not 1.2

.linux2: 3.1.10: same as above

.linux3: 3.1.10:: dont know which, better touchpad, sound, hw acceleration, sd, microsd, usb(if something is connected at boot), stable, does not work with tubuntu and raring images

.linux4: 2.6.36.4: sound only headphones, no hw acceleration, working with nearly every image

kernelexternal: boots the os installed on micro sd(explained in 2nd post)

Images:

Archlinux and Raring: http://goo.im/devs/x3maniac

Ubuntu 11.10: http://www.ulozto.net/xyFaPBA/ubuntu-img-gz

Tubuntu v1.1(lubuntu 12.10): http://www.novaspirit.com/tubuntu/tubuntu.php

Debian: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1476835

Ubuntu 12.04 netinstall: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1852702

Lubuntu 12.04. http://www.ulozto.net/xauaj1b/ubuntu-img-gz

If this thread should be in general, pls move it!

The video quality is really bad(really really really bad), so i suggest only watch it if you dont understand it.​

I added the kernels for android 4.2 file system :)

The .linux .img s have to be placed on /storage/sdcard0 on first user :)

then flash the packages for your img name (.linux1.img or .linux2.img) and you boot to linux,

flash your kernel (kat, for exmple), to boot back to android :)