@hlbkv "I guess SPFlash tools should work as well and is perhaps the simplest way" - Yes it should, but have found it is not straightforward. At least you are there, Lenovo support can suck at times. Next thing to do is get UT on it....

@corrado33 It is not supported in the installer but you can install the port for this model manually. How did you install? Wifi and Bluetooth works fine on mine. Maybe you installed the x306f image?

@Danes In your other post I have explained how. Use the Lenovo Software tool.

@hyx_david What version of Android was installed before you installed UT.?

@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

Sadly, this is one of the long time quirks with bluetooth on UT especially input devices like keyboard and mouse. I've never found a solution except finding a different model that works better Someone with knowledge and skill has to look into it.

@aimar wireless display is only supported via the Miracast protocol, and even so it may not work. Most Sony and Samsung monitors work and the Microsoft Miracast adapter is also sure to work. While connected via wireless you can still surf the web, yes.

@MrT10001 Everything except cellullar seems to be working. But the previous owner also had issues with that with Android so I guess the hardware is broken. Fine for me since I only use Wifi. But another problem now is that it didn't update to the latest Ubuntu touch version 193. Instead it downgraded to version 65 when I tried to update it via the os. Now nothing happens when I confirm the update to version 193.

So the readme is now updated with the accurate link to the install artifacts.

@johndoe Thank you for your response! I believe I found one nearby, now

To complete this thread: I found a mouse that works like a charm: Rapoo Wireless Mouse MT750S Okay, the lomiri bug that it only works fine in portrait mode is there, but I'm sure this will be fixed and this has nothing to do with the mouse itself. So, thanks for all suggestions!

@MrT10001 Found it. It's the Sapot browser - don't know why. Every other app gives sufficient sound, including the Morph browser. "Man findet es immer da, wo man zuletzt sucht" - German saying, meaning "you always find it where you are looking last" (deepl). Thanks again.

@rubencarneiro Thank you. I had changed my USB ports, USB cables, PC and so on and was stumped why this issue was occurring. What I did see with the installer it went really, really quickly from fastboot to fastbootd and did the partition resize so quickly I just saw a flash on the screen. When I do it the manual way, it is quick but visible.