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• Google Nexus 4
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  @DrRic @Moem said in Install on Nexus 4 wit 16.04 ota-25: @DrRic said in Install on Nexus 4 wit 16.04 ota-25: I have never interacted witha forum before as the look so toxic. This one is one of the more helpful, and friendlier ones you'll find. And we have moderators who do not tolerate toxic behaviour. So don't worry about that here! I concur with @Moem. There are plenty of helpful folk here and a good community.
• Google Nexus 5
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  @ikoz Actually the --help readout has "init" in parenthesis, that command works too
• Google Nexus 6P
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  @MOVEQ how did you do this.? Can you share images and installing procedure. Thank you in advance.
• Google Nexus 7 2013 LTE/WiFi
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  Hello, I too am using UBT 16.04 on my Nexus 7 flo. Although its eol, its still great for web browsing and minor development. In my case, it was easy installing UBT on my Nexus 7 but harder installing UBT 20.04 on my Pixel 3a. Installation definetely varies as the Nexus 7 stops at Android 7ish and my pixel came with Android 12. I had to downgrade to Android 9 to make it compatible with UBT and then I had to flash UBT like 3 times before it was a successful install. FWIW IMHO the Nexus 7 2013 models are good devices BUT with the lack of maintainers it makes it really hard to hang out on, considering the device support % score; you may want to move to a device that is not only UBT compatible but one that doesn't ship with anything past Android 9 because the downgrade process is tricky and risky if not careful.
• Google Pixel and XL
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  @ozcet Let's keep the conversation in the other topic This one is too old, I'm locking it.
• Google Pixel 2/2 XL
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  @arubislander Thank you for the replies, arubislander. I recently got a Pixel 2XL with UT 16.04.07 on it, so i'm interested in this topic.
• Google Pixel 3/3 XL
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  @RrBd1957 Hello. Are you human? What is your question?
• Google Pixel 3a/3a XL
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  @atarilinux You don't need 5g yet, but eventually as they transition more and more bands to it, and the remaining 4g bands become too crowded. That is why I suggested the OP N10/N20/n200/N300 which are 5g capable. As far as VoLTE, in the US, the device needs to be VoLTE capable, and if the device is not capable of reporting it's location directly to e911, then the user must register a service address with their carrier before VoLTE or VoWiFi will function. It will be quite a while before our e911 systems are upgraded across the board to make location tracking mandatory (because e911 was left to the counties to fund, and a good number of them do not have the resources to convert to an automated system). You do need a phone that is carrier certified for Verizon or AT&T. T-Mobile just requires the device be capable. They do not keep white lists, only block lists.