@Flohack I'd love to, but I don't have any experience with that. Can you provide me with some infos to start with?

@Flohack
I just found the reference for my statement:
@matteo said in Development testers for Anbox:

@BlandCorporation Hi, as far as I know, on devel channel you don't need to flash the kernel image anymore because already embedded in the OS image. This step, according to my experience, led to break something (for instance the wifi connection). I didn't try myself yet and I don't know if it will resolve your issue either but I think that the best would be to restart from scratch in the devel channel and skip the part related to flashing the kernel image.

So it seems that this does not apply to Nexus 7 flo, alas.

Thanks for the feedback @Ingo & @Flohack. I also saw that there was no boot image as @Ingo mentioned, but I read somewhere, that for the current dev channel release, those kernel stuff was included. Now I have to flip a coin, whether I get involved or wait for someone else. Hmmm... Does anybody sell spare time?

EDIT:
Indeed, anbox-tool status says:

phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ anbox-tool status
Kernel: NOT OK
System: NOT FOUND
Enabled: NO
Running: NO
# and very loud crying noises

Hi there,

I just installed the current version of Ubuntu Touch, chanel dev, on my Nexus 7 flo. Unfortunately, I cannot get AnBox running. Installing anbox-ubuntu-touch went fine, and an AnBox Starter (actually without icon) appeared in the launcher. From there, thing went weird: the icon disappeared, and I am unable whatsoever to install apps, adb does not find anything and as far as I can tell, there istn't even a anbox service running. Has anyone any thoughts about how I can start off from here?