Never mind, I just realized I have a 2012 Nexus 7, so not supported. Even the factory ROM is not available, as far as I can tell, so I couldn't get back to stock even if I wanted to
@crab_aesthetics First I thank you for the process you showed in your install. It is a good road map. I will be trying a similar install as soon as I get my replacement phone. I will be using a Linux laptop and my cellular provider is Visible by Verizon.
I am having a problem that looks suspiciously like that of @shabreen ...
How do you reboot to recovery?
The power button either switches it on or switches it off....
Power button plus volume up sets it in Fastboot mode.
Power button plus volume down gives a menu....
As OP didn't log on since August, I'll mark it as solved. @Gentle-Ent if you come by and still have the issue, feel free to mark unsolved and post a comment.
@magnolia_dudeFirstly glad your all sorted and enjoy Ubuntu Touch. Windows often throws a spanner in the works unfortunately. Things get lost during the process which is why we say to use the 15 sec adb version on windows and to remove other phone drivers. Why it happens I'm not sure, I never had an issue once I had 15 sec adb installed but others have. Some don't even need the 15 sec version. Which is what makes it awkward when adding or not adding info to the install instructions. Still maybe something to keep in mind.
The snap version of the installer is in my opinion the easiest version to use and you can watch progress in the terminal.
@advocatux I tried it now, and the numbers are inconsistent. Now it failed after 71% with general network failure. I have to try to download the click package on notebook. Thanks for information, that you can download the package.
