ADD TA TAG METADOCTOR INSTALL

Got those two? Skip to novacom installer at step 15. If you need the latest version of Java skip to step 11.

ADD TA TAG METADOCTOR INSTALL

If you already have Ubuntu installed…YMMV (your mileage may vary) but you can log into your Ubuntu install and skip to step 9. Don’t worry, when you’re done with Ubuntu you can boot into Windows and navigate to Control Panel > Programs and Features, click on Ubuntu, select uninstall and the dual-boot will be removed (and so will be all the work you did below). Step 5 will dual-boot your Windows PC with Ubuntu. The following guide worked for me on a PC with Windows 8 installed: YOU MAY GET DIFFERENT RESULTS. It is designed for the user who just wants to update a webOS device to a webOS version never officially released for it. This tutorial is not designed to reinvent the wheel nor is it designed to be a high-level makefile-editing-behemoth (which pivotCE will cover in the Part 2). However, since the original “how-to” over at webOS Internals is a bit dated I thought it fitting to provide a step-by-step to get it to work for you! If you’ve always meant to do it but never gotten around to it, dust off that Pre, pull out your USB cable, and read on! This isn’t the latest news in the world of webOS, of course. Have you ever browsed around the webOS Nation Forums and read about people installing webOS 2.1.0 on their Sprint Pres? How about installing webOS 2.2.4 on their Pre 2s? Or mashing together a Sprint Pre 2 with either of the above? Besides the hardware part of a Sprint Pre 2, this is all done via webOS Internals‘ Meta-Doctor.

Add ta tag metadoctor