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I tried to install ubuntu phone on my galaxy nexus, but during the process the pc crashed. When i tried to boot up the phone again it shows the google-sign, and then it turns black :( I have tried to go to recovery mode, and followed the steps on how to install ubuntu phone manually, but i don't have an sd-card. Is it possible to use the abd sidelode? i have tried to write:

adb sideload <ubuntu.zip>

but I only get the message:

bash: ubuntu.zip (filename): No such a file or directory

What am I supposed to do now? Is my phone totaly "dead"?

Please help! I know I am doing this at my own risk...

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  • I am also getting the message: bash: syntax error near unexpected token 'newline'
    – user161229
    May 23, 2013 at 17:19
  • To clarify, sdcard is internal storage in Android land.
    – david6
    May 26, 2013 at 4:08

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If you damaged the state of the Android device during an attempt to install, then you first need to recover to a known state.

Re-install the Galaxy Nexus firmware, taking care to install the correct one. (there are several to choose from.)

developers.google.com < Factory Images for Nexus Devices

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