Hi @drbsin Just as a reminder, it's always better to report issues on gitlab. On the forum you can try to find out if you're the only one affected by a specific issue or if you're looking for help to accomplish something. The forum is not suited for bug tracking.

This is currently a limitation in Ubuntu Touch and not specific to the Lenovo M10 tablet. It would need someone to implement it.

@drbsin mine seems ok, takes a while though.

@drbsin You can also change the password by chrooting into the rootfs from the recovery and do passwd phablet as root. This works as UT doesn't support full disk encryption yet (although it has been showcased on FP5).

@kugiigi said in Manual ip parameters missing in wifi setup: I guess using nmtui/nmcli is easier It is for the idiots like me..... However I use a program to monitor my routers IP and MAC attachments so I can knock a device off if required and can access a device too if required.

@MrT10001 said in TB-X306X bootloop when install attempts from installer: As per above, the installer gets to reboot to fastbootd and the tablet goes into a bootloop (TB-X306X 4Gb/64Gb). I can only power the tablet off after this or boot to EDL mode to recover back to Android. Is this an installer files issue? Any other ideas before I attempt a manual install? At a guess it is a possible vbmeta and disable-verity issue as that is the prior step before reboot to fastbootd. The tablet is on the latest Android 11 and it happens on Windows 11 and Ubuntu machines. I have the same problem with the same tablet. If I understand correctly, to unblock the situation, I have to switch my tablet into EDL mode as indicated here for example: https://droidwin.com/boot-android-edl-mode/ and install UT manually? (as here: https://gist.github.com/thekosmix/1a7fc2308e9c9ea78bb4ad24bc0cda1a) I would not make another mistake...

@kugiigi yeah, I thought so sigh. thanks for your reply!

@MrT10001 Thank you very much!

@rubencarneiro said in TB-X306X No wifi/bluetooth: https://github.com/rubencarneiro/amar_row_lte/releases/download/1.0/FIRMWARE.tar.xz That linked worked. I will use the SP flash tool next time. The Lenovo tool put the last release on the device and I wondered if that was the issue I had installing using the installer.

@Danes Just use spflash tool and reflash the firmware provide on the README in gitlab https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/community-ports/android11/lenovo-tab-m10-hd/lenovo-m10-hd/-/blob/main/README.md?ref_type=heads

Anyone using this tablet has been able to get decent stylus behavior/functionality?

@hyx_david It has to be the latest version of Android 11 for that device, any other will give issues. Ther may be issues if it is a non 306F or 306X versions as well even though the specs appear the same. I would contact the Porter of the device and see if they can help.

@MrT10001 Thanks

@MilesTeg said in Lenovo Tab M9 (ZAC30056US)??: any chance that that this Lenovo tablet might be compatible with Ubuntu Touch? No. It will have to be ported first. Otherwise, as you already hinted at, it would have been on the list.

thank you. I missed the "fastboot reboot fastboot" step. My mistake (I should have read more carefully). Thank you very much for your work.

@zedr0k It needs to be upgraded to Android 11 to install UT. The 2Gb model stopped at Android 10 (thanks Lenovo). I haven't seem the 'A' variant, but it was sold in my region.

@kugiigi Just to point out, it has to be the 4Gb 64Gb version as the Android version installed is the one required. The 2Gb 32gb version of the TB-X306 is a no go for UT. The other tablet worth looking at is the 3Gb 32Gb TB-X605F or TB-X605L. Disclaimer: It can be a nightmare to boot and Focal works with some things, notably Cameras don't work.

@kugiigi ; ...Good advice from a wise man, thank you ... if I'm wise too, of course. Concerning UT, I'll open another post about some question I have about the particularity of its adaptation for this tablet. See you soon.

@ikoz Thanks for your Reply I will take some Time to search and maybe find way to make installation