How do I install ubuntu on a strange device on the arm architecture?
There is a device that just loads with a black screen. Most likely, something was broken or broken. It has an sdcard slot. The bottom line is that you need to install ubuntu. I found an article for which I tried to return everything as it was. But without success so far. Maybe the wrong distribution or something else. I did not find a complete reset of the settings on the device.
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Android is less demanding on CPU, qpu, and other features. Your device uses 100% proprietary modules, firewood, etc., not the fact that they will be seen from you. This is the arm architecture, all the software is only Intel, amd (it has compatibility with Intel), example: wine was not found:).
Here are the known distributions that are compatible with arm.
Arch linux https://archlinuxarm.org/
Ubuntu was not found, but there is Ubuntu touch (mobile, under android is ported independently) https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Touch