Ubuntu – How to install Ubuntu Touch on unofficial cyanogenmod ports

There is an old build (Apr-2013), but you may still need to wait a few more weeks.

The number of devices support for daily builds is in the process of being extended.

Changes to phablet-flash will shortly support additional devices and sources, rather than some complicated install procedure more suited to XDA-developers (no slight intended).

http://sergiusens.github.io/posts/updates-to-phablet-flash.html

UPDATE

Also look at: Ubuntu Touch Porting: next steps

The 'current status' for Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 (GT-P3100/P3110/P3113) can be found at:

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices/p3100 (3G + WiFi)

and

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices/p3110 (WiFi only)

Ubuntu (Touch) 13.10 is released; it's stable for developers now. You can get the step-by-step guide here.

However, I used the CyanogenMod. Check the building CyanogenMod guide to learn how to build it.

Building from source for Android guide, and Building Ubuntu Touch wiki should help you as well.

After it is ready, visit the Porting Ubuntu Touch guide along with the Ubuntu Phone Install guide given before.

The steps are:

1. Build Cyanomod
2. Root Android
3. Port

These links give you a fair idea of how you should proceed. The actual code to be used differs from device to device, due to the different drivers, (but, Terminal commands would remain roughly the same) and it's something you'd have to work on yourself with lots of trial & error.

I tried porting to Lava Xolo Q800, which was built fine, and it installed too. But, it does nothing that a smartphone should do apart from connecting to WiFi. I've now reinstalled Android.