ubuntu on htc amaze - HTC Amaze 4G

I try to run ubuntu on my machine.
I did root and unlocking the bootloader and superuser + busybox I try to start ubuntu after I installed everything according to instructions in this link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=962023
In "terminal monitor" that:
su <return>
cd / sdcard / external_sd / ubuntu <return>
sh ubuntu.sh <return>
He writes that he claims the UBUNTU but he just does not respond.
From what I gather I need to file "ubuntu.sh" fit to AMAZE
i am sorry about my English.

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somebody know somthing? plz?

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chai058 said:
somebody know somthing? plz?
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Did you post your question in THAT thread?

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get Linux Installer from the market.
after you study. then use it;
after a couple builds, you will have a better idea about why you couldn't get the ubuntu.sh to work.
Linux Installer and tutorials and (and I kid you not) GOOGLE is your best friend.
the above formula worked for me. after a couple months of research and trial and errors, I have a functional and built from scratch Natty build.
one more thing- aptitude is your friend -install it with apt-get first and switch to it from apt-get soonest.
I could talk for hours, but I would hazzard a guess, as pointed out in the post above, that others , in the very forum you linked, as well as others on this very site, that these others have already talked about this for hours and you have a vast array of knowledge at your fingertips, or is it mouse pointer, either way..good luck
really just meant to say that Linux Installer from the market worked for me.
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tnx very match i hop is gonna work!

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Daddyroot said:
get Linux Installer from the market.
after you study. then use it;
after a couple builds, you will have a better idea about why you couldn't get the ubuntu.sh to work.
Linux Installer and tutorials and (and I kid you not) GOOGLE is your best friend.
the above formula worked for me. after a couple months of research and trial and errors, I have a functional and built from scratch Natty build.
one more thing- aptitude is your friend -install it with apt-get first and switch to it from apt-get soonest.
I could talk for hours, but I would hazzard a guess, as pointed out in the post above, that others , in the very forum you linked, as well as others on this very site, that these others have already talked about this for hours and you have a vast array of knowledge at your fingertips, or is it mouse pointer, either way..good luck
really just meant to say that Linux Installer from the market worked for me.
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So you got ubuntu installed on your Amaze 4g? I'm using the stock kernel and it doesn't look like it has loop device support. What Rom/Kernel are you using?

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Yeah I was about to say, hold on a minute, when did someone get Ubuntu running on the Amaze? I must've missed that announcement. I mean I know they got it running on a select few other phones (like the N1), but never heard anything about it running on the Amaze.

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Ok so I was just able to boot ubuntu successfully. I can confirm this works using Energy Rom with stock Kernel. The problem was I was trying to install from my external SDCard not the internal. Followed the instructions here: http://androlinux.com/android-ubuntu-development/how-to-install-ubuntu-on-android/
Only issue I am having is with apt repo's but otherwise looks good!

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Bling_Diggity said:
Yeah I was about to say, hold on a minute, when did someone get Ubuntu running on the Amaze? I must've missed that announcement. I mean I know they got it running on a select few other phones (like the N1), but never heard anything about it running on the Amaze.
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Yea I am with you all this one I am calling BS. I would be nice to have it thought

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Apt-get is more suited when installing a large amount of packages as it works out the depends faster. Otherwise Aptitude should be used. That's direct from experienced Debian developers.
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I used the Ubuntu.sh method at first and for it working. Then I found out about the complete Linux installer app and have successfully ran Ubuntu 12.04, backtrack and debian.
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jared407 said:
Yea I am with you all this one I am calling BS. I would be nice to have it thought
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There's an app that makes it easy to get ubuntu on Android. It's called Complete Linux Installer, search it up in the Play Store. It works for me. I actually used it so I could get hamachi running. It connects but doesn't work with it tries to connect with other devices
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