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    MrT10001M
    Read the porters notes here. It looks like you have the T-Mobile version of the N100. You need to upgrade/downgrade to the stipulated firmware used by the porter. Here is a similar story.

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    @mafman97 You can install Windows to a USB thumb drive and run MSMtool from that There is also a linux method somewhere in the OP 5 or 6 forums, but results are variable.

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    DelYunquePRD
    Device: One plus one, OS ver. 20.04. Termimal app stays trying to launch and doesn't complete when I attempt to run it. Since I installed the OS it fails to run properly.

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    MrT10001M
    @mario-ch My bank app runs on this. I haven't tried bluetooth yet. Edit: Bluetooth phone to phone works fine.

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    Hello everyone. Has anyone tested Wireless External monitor on OP3t?

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    @danfro said " Actually notification LED work fine with the new kernel build: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/9864/call-for-testing-a-the-new-build-variant-standalone-kernel-method-vs-full-system-image. Just wanted to share that here too. " Hello Danfro, In version 24.04, the notification LED still does not work properly. After a reboot, with a bit of luck, it may work, but after rebooting UT, it will not work... Have you not incorporated your work on this kernel into the latest version of UT? The LED for received messages or the LED light when charging the battery is GREAT when it works... And speaking of battery charging, the remaining time displayed on the screen goes against the countdown, because when the battery is close to full charge, the remaining charging time displayed will have increased, so at the start of charging you might see 49 minutes. And then 12 hours and 5 minutes (weird, right?). Best regards

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    Ok I found a solution that solves the headphone problem. Using nano, I add "rate=48000" parameter in the module-load line in /etc/pulse/touch.pa like this: ###Automatically load the Pulseaudio Droid .ifexists module-droid-discover. so load-module module-droid-discover rate=48000 voice_virtual_stream=true hidl_args='helper=false' .endif then I restart pulse with: systemctl --user restart pulseaudio.service I make rootfs writable with UT Tweak Tool (v1.0.0) Now wired headphones work properly! Thank you All
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    OnePlus Nord 2 5G

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    @ikoz Many thanks for the work. I have them both on Xenial at the moment. I don't have the skillset to further these devices unfortunately. As for the IMEI disappearing, I assumed (never assume) that something like that was the case, so no panic. I don't know why my installs didn't quite go to plan, but figuring it out and then seeing UT running made it worthwhile. I am a big fan of the OP devices, quality hardware and a pretty straightforward install the vast majority of the time and I would personally award them a medal for making the bootloader not a chore to unlock!
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    MoemM
    @oneplus-linux If such a port existed, it would surely be proudly listed on the devices page.