🙂 So pleased to hear that UT Tweak Tool worked, @dtarrant. I'm sorry that you've run into another problem though. 😕

try the original cable or a new high quality cable and also switch over to Ubuntu. I had many problems installing on my nexus 5 using windows 10, and 7. switch to Ubuntu and I was done in about 15 minutes.

@gargesnarge you may want to consider this also
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1100/nexus-5-replacement-battery

I've found out that I can only pair my pro5 to a few cars not many. But if you are in the bluetooth menu it should give you the code to pair it's for me that the connection fails.

Ok i think thai was the same as ubuntu and windows in dualboot on a pc

@pavejon have you enabled the "less secure apps" option in your google settings? https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/6010255?hl=en or if you use two factor authentication you can get an app specific password instead and use that to authenticate.

@lakota Thanks.

@matridium At least your up and running so who cares how ; ) I've seen acouple of times where it seems to stop then you suddenly find all is OK second time around. Have a look at https://ubports.com/page/telegram-welcome for some usfull info to get you started and welcome to and enjoy UBports.

@advocatux,

Many thanks for the link.
It looks like we still have to wait some time before we can take pictures with the selfie stick.
In other words - be patient 😉

@635834 said in Notes app on OnePlusOne mobile phone (OS ubuntu):

Surely when I get a reminder I should get a buzz and a permanent visual reminder (which I would have to delete)?

Hi, that's how reminders should work for sure. Unfortunately I don't know if it's an easy fix because AFAIK there's no Notes app maintainer currently.

I'll forward your suggestion to those I think (maybe) can help to solve the problem.

@guru Agreed. I did save the original hosts file so it would be easy to restore the file and set the filesystem to read-only before doing an OTA. But that too isn't a guarantee, I realise it's a bit of a gamble.

@frapie can you run adb? is adb set in your PATH?

I'm pretty sure that the installer does not touch the partition layout.

Remember

Android is weird. I wouldn't be surprised if some devices/bootloaders have specific expectations about the partition layout these are embedded devices. If the bootprocess is severly messed up, you can't exactly put the hard disk into that other device and fix the partitions

So, while I guess it is possible to make cache smaller, I am not gonna try on my device and I'd caution you to do so!

Now to the aspect of "I'm running out of space" due to tinkering with libertine, ... well you still have some 6GB to through around, not huge, but not nothing either. If you run out of space, rather than doing acrobatics with partition sizes you want to look into acrobatics with bind mounting 😉

You could try and if it works document it here

https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/dailyuse/libertine.html

I'd also try first with a symlink, but if that gives any problems, I would assume a bind mount should work. but then you have the additional challenge of having to reestablish the mount after every reboot. maybe it can be automated with upstart.

@absurd great hope you get sorted quickly