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arubislander

@captainfunk unless those pictures were really important to you, none that are worth the hassle.

In fact I am not sure how to go about it with a phone.

On a laptop I would make an image of the partition I am trying to recover the photos from, and then work on that image with one of the linux file recovery tools that are available online. But I would not really know how to get a phone partition imaged.

You see, the thing is, the longer you use your device, the bigger the chances are that those deleted files have already been overwritten by new data, which makes it harder, and eventually impossible to recover what has been lost.

arubislander

@pineheap Boot into UT as normal. Then start the Terminal app, enter your password or pin code to gain access. Next enter

sudo reboot -f recovery

Again enter you password / pin code (you will not get any visual feedback when typing). And you should reboot into recovery mode.

Although, I don't think that is the mode you need to be in to reinstall Android.

To enter the bootloader (which is the mode I believe you need to be in) do:

sudo reboot -f bootloader

arubislander

@MrT10001 making the system writeable will not help with finding files that were deleted when the system was read-only.

I am afraid there is currently no trashbin implemented in Lomiri. So those files that were deleted are unfortunately not recoverable by conventional methods.

CiberSheep

I also have observed that, with volte off, phone range icon in indicators bar shows empty when in a call.
With volte on, phone icon shows full.

In both cases call works normally

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Moem

On May 31st and June 1st, there is an interesting event around FOSS (free open source software) which UBports will be part of. We will be present with a stand and demo devices, and you'll have the chance to ask questions and get up close and personal with several devices running Ubuntu Touch.
The event is called T-Dose and will take place at the Weeffabriek in Geldrop.
https://t-dose.org/2025/
Come on by and meet us and we'll have a chat.

Oh and I'll be doing a talk on Saturday!

arubislander

@developerbayman said in app clickable nes emulator:

Clickable uses Docker as its build and execution environment. So anything you install on the host will be invisible to the container. Please check the clickable documentation for how to install additional packages in your docker container to have them available at built and / or run time. Acquiring a basic understanding of containers and Docker is also recommended.

arubislander

@cjengle said in Wanting to continue Nexus 5 Dev:

I reverted to clickable 7.9 in the pipx repos (the only install method that works on my Debian)

You shouldn't have needed to revert to an earlier version of clickable. Changing the framework and policy version should have been enough.

stanwood

I've moved this topic to the right section: App Development

Keneda

@Vlad-Nirky
If you're the porter, please check there to comply to the requirements :
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/4328/qa-checklist-for-ported-devices

If you're not, please understand porting section is not for informing about how ports are going, thus I moved topic.

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