@Ranjith We dont know yet, we do not have enough people to work on this at the moment, sorry.

@zhangbo

Would you please tell which platform could run normally with ubuntu-touch-hybris-xenial-edge-arm64-rootfs.tar.gz?

Currently, there are none.

@Nighthawk I guess you can install ubuntu on it and install Unity 8.

Alright, new devices!

What changed between building hybris-boot and halium-boot? Were new kernel options enabled? What is your kernel version?

The mainline rootfs is for devices which use upstream Linux kernel with open source drivers on standard GNU ABI, rather than Android. So, for PinePhone/Librem 5/RPi.

The hybris rootfs is for devices which require Android kernel and its bionic ABI (hybris is for binding to the Android HAL from within Linux).

If you're porting a device, you almost certainly need the hybris version.

@YamiYukiSenpai that room is still listed in Halium official documentation (http://docs.halium.org/en/latest/porting/first-steps.html?highlight=%23halium%3Adisroot.org) but maybe they've a problem with federation and that's why you can't access it from your instance?

No one responded, so I figured I'd shine some light here. @walidham, Your port is built for armhf. You need to build for arm64 on the V20, we're not ARMv7, we're ARMv8.

So when building, you'd likely use ARCH=aarch64 instead of ARCH=armhf, if you made the device tree yourself, you may have other things that need done in the kernel's configuration.

ok I found something here rootstock-ng

@openvanchary the patch is right there in the link you gave...

@tigerpro Nice! So I have to be more careful when tweaking with Halium then.

I'll update when I can when Halium is running on my laptop.

I finally saw the word GIT in the apt install, so I guess I see where "build" is going

@RoyD the current effort to port Halium / UT to BQ devices are only on these models, at least for now: https://github.com/Halium/projectmanagement/issues?utf8=✓&q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+bq

Maybe you can ask https://aquaris-dev.org/ if there's any chance to port LineageOS to U2 🙂

Finally some progress: We have fixed the system image for deb and are hoping now that it can be actually installed from our servers!

@doniks I will do this. Thanks!!

Or maybe not. You might want to do telnet debugging with the break=bottom kernel cmdline parameter.

@mprotic yes, that's @mariogrip's work 😉

UT on Pinephone

@rvan I agree, having a productive discussion about a topic like this helps people get a better picture of what people look for. I wanted to port my Asus tablet, but when I out it back to stock (the custom ROM that was on it was causing bootloop issues) it still had reliability issues. I might try just doing Linux on it, but that is gonna be after I get UT working better on my note 4 and maybe one other device. What would you consider to be a good candidate for a portable UT device?