@arnd Sorry, I forgot to mention, I installed it from a Windows 10 machine (all updated) and plugged into a USB 3.0 port. I tend to avoid USB 3 to do things like this and avoid using pc case front USB ports (USB 3), in this case it worked using rear a USB 3 port (a lot of newer motherboards seem to be USB 3 only). I have used my trusty Ubuntu machine for certain phones, and some phones work fine on windows, but the same model of phone won't.

I forgot to mention that I changed to the developer channel. I'm not sure which of these changes was the most effective.

@jmla On the phone with android on .... developer mode on, usb debugging also, when you connect it to the PC on the phone appears on the screen a pop-up window, it put allow usb debugging, press YES, now you can put the phone in recovery, connected to the PC to a usb 2.0 port ...open the terminal and put ..... sudo adb devices, you should see a numbering ...... 45xx541 devices ....for example, this indicates that adb works and the phone is recognized by the PC, now turn on ubport installer and install UT

I remind you that fastboot has to be installed on the PC, it is necessary for the installation, when the installation starts the phone switches to fastboot.

Regards...

@stanwood I am also using it on the ota 17. I noticed that I can't send any mms. It's kinda strange because I am able to send email using 4g but I can't send any file in an email...

@totalsonic hello did you find a salutation to this problem having same

@nico38 I'm glad your phone is working, come back to Ut any time.
Regards...

@stanwood thanks

@applee thanks👍

@smoky said in Questions about SDCard and Bluetooth:

Ps: I just remembered that I had another problem (sorry): no way to send pictures via MMS! Is it because of the APN ?

Always worked great on my MX4, for SFR, Free, or now Orange.

@keneda Well... I'll remember a couple of tools 🙂 But! I will listen to your opinion, because I understand that you know what you are advising, as I am not the first day in IT ...

@jojoyou
If the crowd funding is a success then it's still not a lot of developer's time so the progress should be shy IMHO.
Don't expect something extraordinary from Anbox there are limitations due to confinement and hardware policy.

Basically android apps won't work if they need google apps, access to the camera, GPS, ...
Android rights management are not compatible with UT and creating a compatibility layer is a hard way to go.

For example an Ubuntu Touch native app knows to use the content hub to access pictures or the camera where for android apps, Anbox need to provide a way to allow access to the camera without rewriting the app filters on the camera is not possible because the android app would need to access the video stream and not a still picture or an already captured video...

@messayisto Interesting. I found only some Java version but it didn't run on Arch at first.
Thanks for sharing.

@flohack said in Double-tap to wake?:

well thats considered a bug

Darn!
😃

I will never upgrade, then.

In have marked the post as solved. Hope that is OK