I think it was either a server error, or my pc not recognizing my network properly, cause there is no error now. Sorry!!

@ThePossessor Yes, they are aware and actively working the problem, with some potential solutions. This all takes time, and I for one am very impressed how far all the development teams have come in such a short time. Very soon I think, the phone will be ready to be a daily driver.

@Nathan123 Download from OpenStore the wifiscanner app and have a look at the signals strenght. You could run in terminal the ifconfig command, especially when is buggy and see what have changed in the wlan0 status.

About TOR with UT, See https://open-store.io/app/onion.nanuc.org

This is a known issue. See here?

@LKG I have never used twrp on my N5 so I suspects that you will need to reflash the "recovery.img" with stock android "recovery.img". Here is the procedure: Download the factory android images for N5 Hammerhead from here: https://developers.google.com/android/images#hammerhead extract the zip archive, within that folder, there is another zip archive extract that too. Inside the second folder you'll have the "recovery.img" Right click on an empty spot in the folder, in the menu click on "open terminal here". I assume that you'll have adb and fastboot installed. Enter bootloader by turning off the phone. Connect the phone to your pc. Press power and volume down until it enter bootloader mode In the terminal type this: You should check if the the pc connects to the phone: fastboot devices If the pc has connected to the phone proceed with the next step. fastboot flash recovery recovery.img fastboot reboot bootloader. when the phone enters the bootloader again after the last command, run the ubports installer. I suspect that this is the procedure for unbricking your phone when you forgot to activate usb-debugging in developer Mode. So if there is someone whit a softbricked N5, try the above procedure and make a comment if you are able to use adb when your phone is in recovery.

@connochaetes You're welcome, I hope you'll get the best experience out of UT.

@Capsia Thank You! I'll continue searching but now with proper tools. For more advanced users maybe this or this will help - Especially this part of article: "Here is an example script of modem initialization:(...)"

@HMZ47 said in Sony Xperia X Performance F8131: Wipe system data & cache partitions inside twrp. Reboot to bootloader and launch the installer. For me it worked after I formated data inside TWRP and then did the wipes. Cheers, Christian

@doodah Like he said, Libertine isn't fully working yet on the pinephone. You can already create a container but UI programs aren't working since xwayland isn't working yet. Libertine containers can be created in the settings app. It's basically a proot container which is the supported way of installing stuffs via apt.

Is it detected anywhere else? Nexus 5 micro-USB port can be finicky and in my personal experience, it's really hard to have a reliable wired connection with any of my phones so I just gave up and ise wireless connection like SSH as much as possible

I have a normal Xperia X and had the same issue and wiping partitions via TWRP does fix this issue

Thanks AppLee for the explanation. I am on stable with a One Plus One. Lately it is also getting better at home, "L" a lot of the time.

What does exacly exec do? I ask, because sh doesn't work for my script like . does. I'm also interested as I want to run VPN on boot and keep it always on. Here are my scrips and other information. Also, what are the nmcli commands that enable cellular data? I tried to find it and I'm run out of ideas.

Looks like Pine64 will offer a hardware fix a certain places not sure of the details at the moment but I have asked

There's actually a new app for Spotify that's in alpha/beta right now and it works https://forums.ubports.com/topic/4346/futify-spotify-client-need-beta-testers

Fixed - Reset Phone and all settings does not keep rebooting