@smobilesoft Well... I have the same phone. I am not a porter and I apologize to them (or invite them to correct me) for the shortcuts used. I have unlocked it, install the needed ROM to be compatible with UT port. The UT port interacts with an abstraction layer called Halium. There is a version of Halium for each version of Android 9, 10, 11, 12, etc. Halium interacts with the low-level Android drivers that are left in place when UT is installed and Android is replaced. The port therefore expects to have very specific drivers (those of the recommended version of Android). Each ROM contains a number of partitions that are either left in place, replaced, or modified. Altering these partitions (or using a non-compliant ROM that has other partitions) can therefore result in a system that cannot receive UT or anything else at all. You can experiment, and it may be beneficial to you and to others who are in the same situation or not. When the device is unlocked and the ROM joyeuse_global_images_V12.0.3.0.QJZMIXM is in place, installer can resize the needed partitions via [image: 1760128909183-bead290c-af62-4237-82e9-9d1ff28cf229-ut-install-checkbox.png] /home/jll/UBT/4Install/UT install checkbox.png

@MrT10001 @Vlad-Nirky Can I get manual flashing instructions please? I'll try my best to flash it manually, but I need your help regarding manual flashing.

@Bouleetbil Very impressive... I followed your exchanges on the French Telegram thread. I hope you remember where you parked your flying saucers, guys.

@ferrieux 24.04 is currently not the stable version of Ubuntu Touch. Maybe installing the stable version (currently 20.04 (OTA-9) focal) could solve your problems. I think the ubports installer should also show you what version is stable.

@Technotramp If by using the Ubports installer does not continue to change it to fastboot, you must do it manually, without disconnecting the cable being careful is to press power and volume down until the ubports installer continues its installation, this is a common problem in the Ubports installer Regards...

@Vlad-Nirky Ah, ok! I didn't know this about switching on a these things. Appreciate the tip!

@arubislander Thanks a lot for this tip. I have no familiarity with Android but wondered if that might be the case. Good to know!

@uxes Correct Android? I had whatever it came with. 10.something. I wasn't running UT. I was only starting the process. I couldn't get data, so I couldn't unlock the phone with Xiaomi. I wasn't close to installing UT yet.

@hamidreza2000m Welcome to the community! If you get time, feel free to post what you learned here. It could help many others in your position who are considering trying Ubuntu Touch. A small note from my experience.. while many banking apps don't work even in Waydroid (I think because of unlocked boatloader?) some banks work fine via their website. I often send/receive transfers, check balance, etc. through my bank's website using Morph, the main web browser of UT. Hope that you're able to make the switch!

@MrT10001 i see thank you ill see if anyone filed a report with them

@kaleido Great. If you plane to keep on UBT, you can join us in the Telegram chanel t.me/UTForMiatoll

Miatoll has currently working VoLTE on devel channel, only thing you need it to switch channel and upgrade system, it should be working without any change on SIM 1 when enabled LTE (4G) network, not the other SIM 2 slot

@pe3noATo2DOTpl They still happen even if you use wireless display since that's basically the same, just wireless. And that isn't ideal anyway since input lag is very high.

@Vlad-Nirky Hi !, personally the first one I cited doesn't work well at all.. after the second better but not perfect either I have 4G which doesn't work for example... or at least 30 seconds when the phone just boots after nothing 3G only Thank you for your response

hello It works. thank you a lot for your support. the first link you send me was exactely what i was needing. my redmi note 9S is now under ubuntu touch 20. best regards wotan

@Antares86 Are you trying to install UT on the device? I

Hi @linux_dude The partition size is fixed on Ubuntu touch. There is no debate about it. I use to say that if you cannot work around those limitations, you shouldn't do it at risk of damaging your system. Ubuntu Touch has an immutable filesystem for consistency across devices, stability, and ease of use and maintainability. If you want to install desktop apps on your device, the beta version of what is supported are snaps. You can use snapz0r from the open-store to enable it on your device. You can also use Libertine like @arubislander already mentioned. Or you can find another way (that I won't explain because of previous § :winking_face: ) Know one thing though, it's on purpose and people working on the system itself know better than me. If you know better, feel free to join the effort and contribute to our current issues to demonstrate your skills. It's the best way to be heard.

Fix has been officially pushed to dev channel (Thank you Adam). I therefore did close the issue: https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/community-ports/android10/xiaomi-redmi-note-9-pro/xiaomi-miatoll/-/issues/25