@gpatel-fr I still have my E4.5 in fully working condition. Maybe I'll test with a spare SIM-card if the notifications are working like expected

(edit) after restart wi-fi start to work normally (both normal wi-fi and the hidden one) default browser still stuck in the loading

@MrT10001 I reran the installer three times. It didn't work. So the third time I used this guide. And it worked! You're awesome man! Thanks!

@DJac Both of these issues only started occurring for me after upgrading to version 24.04-1. But I'm sure the developers will find a solution. Otherwise, I’m satisfied with UT on my Xperia. The only long-standing bug that hasn’t been—or can’t be—fixed is the streak in the main camera’s image when you zoom in too much. It isn’t visible in the photos in the gallery, but you can see it in the video. But as mentioned, this bug has been known for a long time.

I made just this, and its an actual home screen. Not an app. https://forums.ubports.com/topic/12319/release-homespike-v1.0-a-real-home-screen-for-ubuntu-touch-multi-page-dock-drag-to-reorder-three-placement-modes-true-multitasking

@arubislander said: this is probably the left-overs of some app that shared status info to the greeter infographic Possibly the Lock Message app?

host you could use google drive or whatever is allowed in your country

@gpatel-fr Weirdly that does work somewhat, but the process seems to be rather convoluted. Rebooting to the bootloader/fastboot from the adb shell allows the installer to detect the device, but while installing it eventually reboots to recovery and shows a 'failed installation message (error 256)', and then it auto-reboots into the 'System Updater' screen you'd expect from an OTA update. So something about the installer 'unblocked' my previous update attempts (?).

@fischer.poco said: zBsp.: Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC / X3 da fehlt im Netz dann das "/ X3" Damit wird gemeint: Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC oder Xiaomi Poco X3. Oneplus Nord n10 5g ist aber eine gute Wahl!

@brenno.almeida Amazing work, thank you so much! One thing I noticed - and I don't think it has only started in this latest version - is that if I open a conversation from the app and not from the notification then the notification doesn't dissapear - I think I remember it used to.

@Linus67 Thanks very much. Will try it out…

@gpatel-fr That´s perfect! Thank you very much for solving this stubborn problem. Now I can put the Pixel 3a into ‘Nokia 3210 mode’ with a single click. Calls and text messages work, and the battery lasts at least three days in this mode. #!/bin/bash # ==================================================================== # NOKIA 3210 MODUS: CPU throttling + All offline services (Pixel 3a) # ==================================================================== if [ "$EUID" -ne 0 ]; then echo "ERROR: Please run the script using: sudo $0" exit 1 fi echo "Enable Nokia 3210 mode..." # 1. Force CPU cores into power-saving mode for governor in /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/cpufreq/scaling_governor; do if [ -f "$governor" ]; then echo "powersave" > "$governor" fi done echo "[✓] CPU throttling enabled." # 2. Turn off Wi-Fi nmcli radio wifi off echo "[✓] Wi-Fi disabled." # 3. Turn off location tracking (GPS) sudo dbus-send --system --type=method_call --print-reply --dest=com.lomiri.location.Service /com/lomiri/location/Service org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Set string:com.lomiri.location.Service string:IsOnline variant:boolean:false echo "[✓] Location tracking disabled." # 4. Turn off Bluetooth rfkill block bluetooth echo "[✓] Bluetooth disabled." # 5. Turn off mobile data sudo -u phablet DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS="unix:path=/run/user/32011/bus" dbus-send --session --type=method_call --print-reply --dest=com.lomiri.connectivity1 /com/lomiri/connectivity1/Private org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Set string:com.lomiri.connectivity1.Private string:MobileDataEnabled variant:boolean:false echo "[✓] Mobile data disabled." # 6. Greenline-Service stop at user level XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/32011 sudo -u phablet systemctl --user stop greenline.service 2>/dev/null echo "[✓] greenline.service stopped." echo "------------------------------------------------" echo "Success! CPU, wireless modules and GPS are in sleep mode." sleep 3

@MrT10001 Getting stock Android 11 onto the Lenovo Tab was a real challenge yesterday. Problems: SPflashtool failed due to chip permissions. Attempts using MTK bypass tools also failed How it filaly worked (after ~3 houres) Download Lenovo Software Fix Tool (thanks for the tip) Create a Lenovo account (using a disposable email address) Start the recovery workaround (but you can only flash up to Android 10 !!!!) OK, perform a recovery with Android 10 The recovery tool downloads the ROM (A 11) to your PC Before starting the recovery, you must replace the downloaded Android 10 files with the Android 11 files witch you downloaded from the UBports link bevor. Then start the recovery process and the Lenovo Software Fix Tool will flash the tablet with Android 11, which you’ve placed in its nest, just like a cuckoo’s egg. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

@projectmoon A GPS Navigator. I was a lot of time searching for a GPS navigator with the functionality I like for me, but I didn't found anyone. So I decided to code my own. I'm reviewing it now for publishing it.

@Zer0 said: OpenStore ships Click packages, which are AppArmor-sandboxed and explicitly cannot modify system files, remount / rw, or hook into Lomiri's shell QML Well, That's half true. You can publish applications not sandboxed, that can write to system files, see Ubuntu Touch Tweak Tool for instance. But you have to ask for that and your files need to be reviewed by UT Devs. But sure if you can deal with UBPorts Devs to merge your work to Ubuntu Touch that would be the best.

@rocket2nfinity if someone can donate the hardware I am willing to give it a go.

@hunter_tor To get the 3T working with UT, it is Xenial only (16.04), you have to ensure the data partition is EXT4. Use the installer version 0.10.0. Download this version of TWRP and boot it from fastboot - use the command: fastboot boot (location of your TWRP file) Once in TWRP format date to EXT4, then wipe SYSTEM, CACHE and the others . Reboot to the bootloader and do the same again, but it is not necessary to wipe the system etc, just format the DATA again to EXT4. Reboot to the bootloader and fire up the UT installer and connect the device and manually select it from the drop down box. Leave the "wipe data" box unticked and follow the instructions on the installer. Let it do it's thing. Once it is at the screen in your image, leave the device, it can take up to 15 minutes to install. The OP3 and 3T are very similar, TWRP for 3 and 3T is the same. Ensure you are on OxygenOS (9.0.6) before starting the UT install. The two main points of a failed install I have found for the device is using the latest UT installer, use 0.10.0 instead and the incorrect formatting of the data partition to EXT4. Also as @moem pointed out, the OP3T is old and Xenial is now unsupported... (It still works though).

@domubpkm The app itself would be doable but the packages aren't doable since they ust replace system files so translations can't be processed. I mean it's doable but it'll take for someone to modify each file manually and create separate packages per language

Hi @Thomasb98, There is a documentation: https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction/ Hope it helps... It seems feasible because this device is supported by lineageos and kernel source code is available: https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/PL2/ Do you have the version with 4 GB of RAM or the one with 3 GB?