Apparently @kugiigi was right in his assumption that the notch hack filled up / . Reflashing freed 52 MB in / . That turned out to be sufficient to install Kugi's Ambot Installer which is a great tool! Everything's fine and I'm happy with the result. Thanks to everyone!

@rocket2nfinity Thank for replying. I thought I redo the picture in fastboot mode. [image: 1776826245198-fastbootmode2.jpg] Sheng-Chieh p.s. I'll look at global ROM, etc.

@rocket2nfinity That's interesting. Thanks for the information.

@idonthatevests said: Patches that implement repository switching mechanism for system updates have been suggested a few months ago but gained no attention. Same with mirror hosting proposals. strictly speaking no patch is really necessary to switch repos, since none of the systems involved (ubport.com, gitlab.com, github.com) has dnssec enabled, so if the device is tricked into following a different server, it will work just as well. By definition if the server don't use dnssec, there is no way for the client to test it. Lying DNS servers are evil only if the users don't know. Many Linux users already use fully knowingly lying DNS servers (PiHole for example) Concretly, the lying DNS server could be setup at local Wifi level by each user wanting to use a mirror. So the only hard requirement is an agreement for mirroring since this consumes bandwidth, and possibly some Api for the store (not sure about that). Where are the mirror hosting proposals you are mentioning ? I follow this forum since nov 2025 and I don't recall having seen something like it.

@MrT10001 @MrT10001 said: You can reinstall through the installer leaving the "wipe data" unticked which will retain all your data and take about 10 minutes or in updates change the channel to development and then back again. Good to know (never tried it) but that still would clear all Libertine containers right (IIRC packages get installed outside user data?)

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@kugiigi Thanks, I'll give it a try. I found a rather crude way to restart the keyboard, using the Fcitx5 app I installed in an attempt to find an alternative keyboard. Fcitx5 isn't really reliable yet, but with it I was able to restore the default keyboard (restore button in the settings of the app), and that works fine. As to your guess: No, no external keyboard is detected, an no keyboard icon appears in the top bar. Only difference I notice is that the time display disappears in the top bar or shows a wrong time in UT, while in waydroid it is correct, but that's a different story...

Here is what looks like a new prototype: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MrFvLvAq4bc More info here: https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/hybris-support/lxc-android-config/-/merge_requests/184#note_3271557185

@uxes I actually overlookd the link to the thread

Merci pour ce retour, c'est super!!! Je vais étudier tout cela dans un premier temps.

Ps: An imporant feature for me would be to be able to enable/disable notifications globally. Because right now if I don't want to get Whatsapp notification, it is a problem if I have greeline installed. Ps2 : I see that Whatsapp recognizes greeline as an Android client, not a Whatsapp web client.

@777X actually it hasnt yet i cant get max_hash profile to work without UT killing it .....very pressure sensitive lomri is but honestly 213 hashes give or take isnt bad for a older phone i think?...ill post a link tonight after work everything works i think ....at least enough to say it works but im not gonna claim all the bugs are out ....also full LAMP webserver app incoming as well

@hlbkv thanks, just a few moments after posting I realized that just a stick with small rubber point on top would suffice. Currently I'm using a pen with soft rubber at end (provided, I believe, for touch screens) but it is too big for making notes. I think I'll have to make a custom device. Anyways, thanks for reply.

@domubpkm said: @phandersson ok. I switched to dev channel and i tried to send a (big) file from my Volla 22 with UT to a Volla with volla OS with your last update : it works now. . Excellent news -- thanks for the feedback. But i found the transfer speed was very slow. Could it be improve or not ? Could you be a bit more specific, please? From what I read online, typical Bluetooth transfer speeds are between 1 and 3 Mbps. When I tested the app prior to releasing v0.1.1, I measured 1.3 Mbps when pushing a large file from my (Linux) laptop to the phone (Pixel 3a). Do you get a comparable bandwidth, or something much lower? (to measure it, I simply time the transfer and divide it by the file size).

@XPran Great! Although note that I see you have selected "24.04-1.x daily" which is a development version, it's more recommended to install "24.04-1.x stable". It's a known issue that the installer proposes you the first option. Enjoy Ps: If you're still looking for a whatsapp solution, you can try my app "Whatsnew" from the openstore.

I tried to upgrade the QML libraries & openLayers to latest version, but uNav continues to freeze... This happens from focal.

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@tahirmehmood Best of luck, I hope it helps!

Just FYI, there is a new 24.04 port in progress for OP6/6T. The porter says it is almost ready. Ports for Pixel 4 and 6 were never finished. There is also a new halium 12 port in progress for p3a. You can test it now. Instructions are here in the forum.

@Teasy Hi and welcome to the forums. You can try the update path through software updates on the tablet. The other way requires a Windows PC, the Lenovo Software fix Tool, the devices serial number and a USB cable to attach the device to the PC.