This is a great tablet so far for UT.
Install is straightforward. Reboots are fine. It holds charge relatively well on the battery.
So far it works for me!
This is a great tablet so far for UT.
Install is straightforward. Reboots are fine. It holds charge relatively well on the battery.
So far it works for me!
Update today to r76.
Oddly one tablet failed to boot properly.
The other tablet booted fine.
Both tablets identical with identical apps and battery on 100%.
Third tablet didn't boot after the first reboot. Workaround (done twice) is power off the device. Leave it a minute, power back on. All is good.
@messayisto Check this out. It has the browser demo in the video Q & A.
@Ian There's about 9 years to go before they switch off 2g/3g in the UK. 5g isn't working so well outside of the metropolitan areas (dire where I reside, and I switched to 4g which works and yes it is android (booo), a requirement for my work).
@imre Installing LineageOS on devices generally alters partition sizes. Ubuntu Touch (UT) requires stock partition sizes to install with some variation. If you install LineageOS first, then want to install UT on the same device, you will need to go back to the correct stock Android ROM for that device to then install UT. There is no dual boot yet as such (there has been experimenting), but on UT runs Waydroid on certain devices that you can run certain Android apps.
Hear, Hear. We need members to keep the UBPorts foundation going.
@DJGun TB-X606X isn't supported as such (see above). I would not try on this device unless you can port UT yourself. I would recover Android back onto the device using the Lenovo Recovery tool and look at getting a TB-X306F 4Gb 64Gb version. That is a good port for a tablet. I have highlighted that version as it is the version that works.
@ginggs You cannot flash that through fastboot like that. With a .bat file it has to be Windows and run through the Windows terminal.
Linux would use the .sh and run through a CLI.
To manually flash you need to extract the images.zip file and then flash manually in this order:
fastboot flash aop_a aop.img
fastboot flash aop_b aop.img
fastboot flash bluetooth_a bluetooth.img
fastboot flash bluetooth_b bluetooth.img
fastboot flash boot_a boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b boot.img
fastboot flash dsp_a dsp.img
fastboot flash dsp_b dsp.img
fastboot flash dtbo_a dtbo.img
fastboot flash dtbo_b dtbo.img
fastboot flash fw_4j1ed_a fw_4j1ed.img
fastboot flash fw_4j1ed_b fw_4j1ed.img
fastboot flash fw_4u1ea_a fw_4u1ea.img
fastboot flash fw_4u1ea_b fw_4u1ea.img
fastboot flash modem_a modem.img
fastboot flash modem_b modem.img
fastboot flash oem_stanvbk oem_stanvbk.img
fastboot flash qupfw_a qupfw.img
fastboot flash qupfw_b qupfw.img
fastboot flash storsec_a storsec.img
fastboot flash storsec_b storsec.img
fastboot flash system_a system.img
fastboot flash system_b system.img
fastboot flash vbmeta_a vbmeta.img
fastboot flash vbmeta_b vbmeta.img
fastboot flash vendor_a vendor.img
fastboot flash vendor_b vendor.img
fastboot flash LOGO_a LOGO.img
fastboot flash LOGO_b LOGO.img
Thanks to the XDA-developers forum @mauronofrio here.
@Hamakaze Are you on the latest installer (0.10.0)?
Little 17Mb update today. Installed no problem and no problem rebooting!
@ginggs said in OnePlus 6 android 11 OxygenOS11.1.2.2:
OnePlus6Oxygen_22_OTA_054_all_1908302047_fulldowngrade_f019784c78234a67.zip
Thats for the OP6, not 6T. Slightly different ROM even though there is cross platform development.
Go back to Android 9 for the OP6T and start again (I always go back to the start when there is an install issue).
@ginggs That rollback has worked for me (the OB25 rollback is for the OP6, not 6T).
Download the last Android 9 flashable zip from here.
On a Windows machine, open a terminal in the extracted folder and attach the device in fastboot mode. Then run the flash-all.bat file.
This will return the device to Android 9.0.17.
Then you can try again with the UT installer.
Something must have gone wrong on the install. I have found the OP5/5T, OP6 and 6T the devices that give me least problems downgrading Android and installing UT.
@ginggs It should still work, however as we know, it also may not
On my Ubuntu Machine I have installed it using the snap store and the Edge version which is version 0.10.0. I use this version on my Windows machine as well.
This is what te installer should look like on first install.
@ginggs said in OnePlus 6 android 11 OxygenOS11.1.2.2:
Channel: 20.04/arm64/android9plus/stable
As you can see that is not displayed, so you must be using an older installer.
Updated to r71 today. No reboot after install. Had to boot into Recovery, Mount system, Reboot to Recovery, Power off, leave for 5 minutes, Boot into Recovery and Reboot to get UT up and going.
@PM_moonman Install UT Tweak Tool, use the scaling feature.
@baspax1 no it shouldn't matter. Have you tried a different USB cable and port?
Also look into the manual installation method laid out in GitLab. I will link when I get a chance!
Reboot to the bootloader. Start the UT installer, attach the device and follow the on-screen instructions.
@ginggs said in OnePlus 6 android 11 OxygenOS11.1.2.2:
rollback build OB25
Rollback build OB25 has worked for me every time without fail, it must be put to the root of the OP6 storage, ie, it cannot be in a folder or it won't work.
Once your bootloader is unlocked you must reboot the device and set Android up again.
In Developer mode you must enable USB Debugging for the installer to see the device.