@Fuseteam said in Idea: overlayfs for user terminal: But i really reccomend joining us on matrix or telegram Yes thank you, I may join later, when I have a bit more time! I find also that sharing infos on the forum is better for making things public and accessible in the long run, and that later we can know precisely what has been tried.

@nielsbasjes said in Enabling MAC randomization: none (not even the current one) Now, even when I don't see the other access points, which is quite often when I swipe out the settings and come back in it, I always see my own access point with "Connected" in green. Like I said, I only see the other access points when first enabling Wifi (and it don't crash the phone, but that's another story). I'm curious how it appears, could you share a screenshot please ?

Well its been while but the NORD n10 works VOLTE 5g now in the us so if anyone wants to use it now works even the metropcs version!

@debcedric qu'est exactement le 'logo de charge' ? est ce que c'est l'image d'une batterie en train de se charger ? Si oui, ça n'est pas géré au niveau d'Ubuntu Touch pour autant que je le sache, ça dépend du firmware du téléphone. Donc la première chose à faire est d'appuyer longtemps sur le bouton marche/arrêt (au moins 10 secondes si ce n'est plus) pour essayer de le débloquer. Si la batterie est amovible l'enlever pendant une minute. What exactly is the 'charge logo' ? is it the image of battery in the process of loading ? If yes, that's not managed by Ubuntu Touch as far as I know, it depends on the phone firmware. First thing to do is long press on the On/Off button (at least 10 s if not more) to try to get the phone out of this stuck state. If battery is removable, try to remove it and put it back after a minute or so.

@donieck Another option would be to contact your operator to check how to connect your phone to their mobile network (or search for this setting among other users of this provider). Usualy [image: 1763620066542-79488c9a-6d61-41fd-a544-682a73e6d4c9-image.png] in System settings / cellular / Provider and acces point name / Access point name / internet (sorry for the labels retranslated from french) You'll have to restart to phone after any change.

@fredldotme Encrypting WiFi settings (/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections) is a must-have, as they contain passwords. But what is the reason to encrypt apps' installation? The executables and assets are public anyway, I don't know any app that stores sensitive data in /opt.

@jeffreyk Hi, it doesn't work like that. If your device is not on the supported list and a search doesn't show any one porting the device then if you have the skills and knowledge you will have to port UT to that device yourself. The alternative is to get a device that is on the supported list.

All done. Thank you.

@spacenerdmo Thanks a lot! I'm gonna test it and let you know how it's going