Hey Max,
this sounds pretty interesting. Apparently it needs root access, but
otherwise runs on unmodified kernels.
I know that up until Jelly Bean (4.1), Android devices appeared as
standard USB mass storage devices by default. So it was probably enough
to "just" temporarily set up a backing sto
Well I see your point, but it really is easier than creating bootable
media every time an distro updates. All you need to to is copy the Isos
and choose wich one to boot from. And I really thing this would be a
great possibility for Ubuntu Phones to shine, because people that use
Ubuntu Phones also
Am Donnerstag, den 26.11.2015, 22:33 +0100 schrieb Max Kristen:
> Hi,
> Is there a way to emulate some functionality of "DriveDroid" on the
> Ubuntu Phone?
>
> DriveDroid is a program where you can drop Distros in a folder on your
> phone, and it emulates a bootable USB-Stick/Usb-Cdrom, wich is aw
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