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• Volla Phone
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  @sven I will share you my experience. On Jan, I have tried to mess around like what you have said with my device Google Pixel 3a XL by trying other OS (Droidian) which was available as a second option after UT. I've installed it with success and ease. Honestly it is quite interesting, but still lags and lack of features. The idea is good comparing to real desktop version. I have decided to go back to UT 20.04 OTA-7, by flashing the device to Stock Android 9 and then commencing installing UT via UT Installer. All steps were correct, only when reached Recovery Mode and waiting for files to be installed, it got stuck for ever there, just waiting and scanning devices. I have tried three times with no luck to install UT back to my device. I have tried four times Android 9 and Droidian with success and no issues. This is my experience with messing around with UT. Am waiting to see 24.04 to be released to install it back again to my device.
• Volla Phone X23
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  Hi @jojumaxx said in Running Waydroid fails...: Do you mean this list? I sense that you're not talking about the same list. @arubislander was probably referring to this one: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/vidofnir/ The "waydroid" feature is shown as: Partial = Working to some extent but with issues Clicking on this link leads to the actual issue. And it's the same as the Quintus. https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/packaging/waydroid/-/issues/24 But wait, there's more; this issue is not really one, but instead it's a workaround made by Jami in order to setup waydroid on both devices (Volla X23 and Quintus)... And I hope that this is the answer you were looking for.
• Volla Phone 22
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  Re: Screen replacement on volla phone 22
• Volla Phone X
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  @benzer On my Vollaphone X running 20.04 OTA 5 I can get to the SD card in the file manager by launching it then clicking on the menu top left (parallel lines) then the SD card is at the bottom of the list - a string of letters and numbers. Clicking on this gives me the standard user folders (music, downloads, etc) on the SD card.