Hi and welcome @techniix
There is a way. But it's a bumpy road.
The messages are stored in a sqlite database IIRC and you can access it.
But there is no automated way to import your exported messages.
You'll need to make a script to parse your XML file and query the database for each entry.

If you're interested in trying, let me know, I'll try to dig out where the database is.
It was already mentioned on this forum.

@lakotaubp Works for OnePlus 6T too. Nice job

@applee I managed to get the syncing done by placing a symlink in the Pictures folder. As stated above, placing a symlink in the root home folder didn't. At first there were some duplicates shown in the Gallery app but they were handled after a while and you could see the reshuffling going on. maybe it would be an idea to have a preference, like in SailfishOS, to automatically store pictures on the SD card if one is present?

@ma maybe it can help you, but I was unable to write message from dekko since a while. I tryed remove Dekko, application and remove everything, cache .... It after re-installation it now work again.

I have experienced a huge difference between 1280x800 and 1920x1200. I'm having a X605F which I bought from a shop who sell used devices (am I allowed to put a link here?). I'm happy with it.

@ma if the patch work on OP3T, it will solve only 'no sound notifications'.

@flohack Thank you for your time looking into this & if you do come across anything if you could please share. Cheers.

Actually you may even be lucky that Android booted. From what I read/heard, locking bootloader while UT is installed may brick your device because you won't have a bootable OS and a way to unlock the bootloader again. I may be wrong or misunderstood that though 😅

In any case, congrats with your new UT device and good luck 😄

I've tried to uninstall the app, then deleted all files under ~/.cache/com.ubuntu.reminders, ~/.config/com.ubuntu.reminders and ~/.local/share/com.ubuntu.reminders directories. Then installed app again, configured Evernote account, synced and... the app crashed. Only the titles of 4 notes (out of many) got downloaded, with no text inside. Maybe it's something faulty inside the notes. Have to investigate logs. Will report if found something.

@xekuta747 SUMMARY: The installation is fine (you can only install, what you get), but the problem seems to be the missing Ubuntu SDK.

What does the screen show? Recognition works normally only in recovery / adb. Does it show the usual greenish Google fastboot items?

@muskist nice.
Ok, the fastboot -w command did definitely work for me... but who knows.
There is another command fastboot format:ext4 userdata which should also work, but I have had the impression, that the -w command made my device boot more reliable...

Perhaps "-w" does work only after formatting with ext4?

Anyway, nice that it is working now.

Switching channel can indeed be wonky and sometimes show you multiple updates if you switched channel multiple times.. .

@phandersson Just some stuff you have to do to unlock the bootloader of an Xiaomi phone I have discovered:

the phone must have a working SIM inserted You must have a Mi Account You must link the phone to that Mi account in order to unlock the bootloader As per usual, developer options must be enabled, USB debugging enabled and also OEM unlock enabled You can then unlock the bootloader, follow the instructions on the phone to the letter, and also follow the Ubuntu Touch installer instructions. You have to download the Mi unlock tool and run that with the phone connected (obviously).

@flaun-in Thanks for opening the feature request. Have a good day too, Alter