@alexo85 that's right, I didn't check your phone model, just saw that the link was wrong, sorry. Anyway, I'm glad you finally managed to install UT

By the way magic-device-tool was not working because the link for the recovery image was not correct. @ll yeah I know, that's why I said "if you feel adventurous" and "you can play with MDT". What I mean is there's some ways to do that, for example looking at the code of MDT you can see it tries to download the recovery image from http://mdt-files.com/downloads/magic-device-tool/recoverys/recovery-arale.img which doesn't exist anymore so you can replace it with http://cdimage.ubports.com/devices/recovery-arale.img (probably that's the one you need BUT I really don't know because you're trying to do some archaeological thing). I think you get the idea, you can customize your own MDT or see what that script does and type the commands (pointing to the right server) in your CLI. Of course, the recommended way to get the best results is to do this using Ubuntu 16.04 with all the needed tools installed (like phablet-tools). Edit: the legacy channel for your device is still online as you can see here http://system-image.ubports.com/ubports-touch/legacy/arale/

@flohack said in The last word I typed is always added into the next box when I click on it: We dont reopen this, since it was applied to the master branch and therefore will land only in 16.04 OTA-4. Ah, now I get it. Sorry

@max-headroom you should get an official factory image for your Nexus 5 https://developers.google.com/android/images#hammerhead and flash it using the instructions at the beginning of that page (https://developers.google.com/android/images) or following one of the many tutorials about it that you can find using your favorite search engine.

Updating with ubports installer coming from lineage worked seamlessly on my nexus 4. (The automatic device detection was a bit tricky, but i think this hasn't to do anything with lineage.)

Hi @Max-Headroom - I'm sure there'll be someone around who's more qualified than I am to help! I run an N5 too. The battery does seem to drain quite quickly, depending on how aggressively the phone is being used. As for storage: you must have put a lot of files on your phone!

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.