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    ubuntu-emulator does not find https://system-image.ubuntu.com/channels.json

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      tuzraai last edited by tuzraai

      Hi,

      I'm a completely newbie to Ubuntu Touch, I am working on a Ubuntu 16.04 LTS desktop.
      I want to try out UT (without buying and actual compatible device) with the

      ubuntu-emulator
      

      using the following command:

      sudo ubuntu-emulator create somename
      

      It says:

      Get https://system-image.ubuntu.com/channels.json: dial tcp: lookup system-image.ubuntu.com on 127.0.1.1:53: no such host
      

      because this site seems no longer exists. I found that https://system-image.ubports.com/channels.json exists and may for the same purpose, is there a way to tell ubuntu-emulator to use this uri instead of the original one?

      I know it does not supported anymore, but thanks, if you have any useful tips.

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      • dobey
        dobey last edited by

        The old emulator is no longer supported. It will not work.

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        • Abuabdellah
          Abuabdellah last edited by

          peace be upon those who follow guidance

          @dobey does the framework offers other alternative in case of the following message:

          clickable setup
          Clickable currently does not have docker images for your host architecture "i686"
          
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          • Abuabdellah
            Abuabdellah @Abuabdellah last edited by

            @Abuabdellah

            I found that :

            Alternatively there is the old Ubuntu SDK IDE. Be aware that it is no longer supported by Canonical, and UBports has chosen to not support it either due to lack of manpower.

            also mentioned on telegram by @dobey

            74097283-fe4f-45f7-9179-7bac1e3cbd59-image.png

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