This is a basic Debian Unstable (mostly unstable) image for @jrohwer's rootbind method/kernel found here (see post 3):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2347581
It uses the 3.1.10-12 oc kernel.
Obligatory Screenshot:
This has the latest Linux For Tegra binary drivers installed (R16.3) and working. es2_info shows the renderer as "NVIDIA Tegra" and I've included a 720p trailer in the Videos directory which can be played with nvgstplayer with great quality and sound. (nvgstplayer --uri "The Simpsons Movie - Trailer.mp4")
HOW I CREATED IT
I started with a Debian stable install and got the NVidia Tegra drivers working with it. Debian stable's X is at ABI 12. I then held the xserver-xorg-core (apt-mark hold xerver-xorg-core) package to prevent it from automatically updating. Then upgraded everything else to the unstable versions. It seems very few packages are dependent on newer X releases. I did try to upgrade X to the last ABI 14 version that Debian did, but got bad screen corruption with newer X releases and the Tegra driver.
I tried get gstreamer hardware accelerated playback by following this guide (http://ac100.grandou.net/hw_accelerated_video_playback) but did not have success.
DOWNLOAD
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3A...it?usp=sharing
(Mirrors welcome! I suspect Google Drive will shut it down if too many people go for it.)
It's 850 MB download.
USAGE
Default user is "debian" with a password of "debian".
Ensure your tablet is not docked until you get the login screen.
INSTALLATION
In Android, if you have an existing linuxroot in your /data/ directory, rename/move it.
Extract the Debian image into /data/
Reboot to recovery, install @jrohwer's kernel and you're away.
MISCELLANEOUS
Wireless works, sound mostly works (it seems to randomly stop working for no apparent reason.. @DjDill complained about the same thing for his Ubuntu image as well. As mentioned, hardware acceleration is working.
I didn't test bluetooth, HDMI, or power management. :)
THANKS
@jrohwer
@DjDill
@Sni
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2347581
It uses the 3.1.10-12 oc kernel.
Obligatory Screenshot:
This has the latest Linux For Tegra binary drivers installed (R16.3) and working. es2_info shows the renderer as "NVIDIA Tegra" and I've included a 720p trailer in the Videos directory which can be played with nvgstplayer with great quality and sound. (nvgstplayer --uri "The Simpsons Movie - Trailer.mp4")
HOW I CREATED IT
I started with a Debian stable install and got the NVidia Tegra drivers working with it. Debian stable's X is at ABI 12. I then held the xserver-xorg-core (apt-mark hold xerver-xorg-core) package to prevent it from automatically updating. Then upgraded everything else to the unstable versions. It seems very few packages are dependent on newer X releases. I did try to upgrade X to the last ABI 14 version that Debian did, but got bad screen corruption with newer X releases and the Tegra driver.
I tried get gstreamer hardware accelerated playback by following this guide (http://ac100.grandou.net/hw_accelerated_video_playback) but did not have success.
DOWNLOAD
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3A...it?usp=sharing
(Mirrors welcome! I suspect Google Drive will shut it down if too many people go for it.)
It's 850 MB download.
USAGE
Default user is "debian" with a password of "debian".
Ensure your tablet is not docked until you get the login screen.
INSTALLATION
In Android, if you have an existing linuxroot in your /data/ directory, rename/move it.
Extract the Debian image into /data/
Code:
su
busybox mount -o remount,rw /
mv /data/linuxroot /data/linuxroot-old
cd /data
tar -pxvzf /pathto/debian-unstable.tar.gz
busybox mount -o remount,ro /MISCELLANEOUS
Wireless works, sound mostly works (it seems to randomly stop working for no apparent reason.. @DjDill complained about the same thing for his Ubuntu image as well. As mentioned, hardware acceleration is working.
I didn't test bluetooth, HDMI, or power management. :)
THANKS
@jrohwer
@DjDill
@Sni
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