@hamidreza2000m That is good to hear!

Hi @drbsin Just as a reminder, it's always better to report issues on gitlab. On the forum you can try to find out if you're the only one affected by a specific issue or if you're looking for help to accomplish something. The forum is not suited for bug tracking.

@PiotrBujakowski Maybe could you try uWolf. It's in developpment but interresting. https://github.com/ChromiumOS-Guy/uWolf/releases/tag/v0.3.3

also maybe this isnt the app for that ...i have much more ....also lots of python usage so ill need to learn content hub more ...i know the docs but i like to talk about it

TL;DR: use BTRFS or proxy the ZFS via NFS @RJDan said in zfs on Ubuntu touch: [...] better supported on linux, it seemed to be a clear win for zfs. Well, unfortunately that is not the case, ZFS is not supported without adding kernel modules via DKMS. That is because of licensing issues which prevent it from being built-in the kernel like BTRFS and EXT4. DKMS cannot work on Halium kernels as they are based on patched downstream android kernel. I thought FUSE was an option, but after trying to install it on my device I found out zfs-fuse is deprecated, and I couldn't make it work. So the only way is to build the kernel with patches for the ZFS module, beforehand. This is however very complex and I wouldn't recommend it. There is a workaround, to have a NFS/Samba as a proxy to the ZFS file system so that the UT device accesses the file system remotely. The more straight-forward approach is to change the file system to BTRFS, assuming it meets your use cases. If you only need snapshots and backups, you should be fine.

@Moem Sorry, yes my translator didn't find laggy.. : but yes, indeed laggy : choppy, jerky... I edited above.

@lduboeuf nice, didn't know about it yet, seems to work with this page (on a Pixel 3a) . I'd especially be interested in some features similar to "NoScript" in Firefox (blocking the dozens of other things loading)

Are you using UBUNTU 24.04? I keep updating every couple of days hoping it will solve the problem....eventually.

Updated: Now this script is almost unnecessary on Ubuntu/Debian or some Ubuntu/Debian based distros, it can still run the old script fine. But I still do this project so that other Linux distro users can still build without any problems.

Hi @developerbayman You're perfectly right, no need for the content hub. I never tried an HTML app, but I'm pretty sure, this is the documentation you are looking for: https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/appdev/guides/writeable-dirs.html Let us know how it went.

@MrT10001 To be honest, I have no idea. I know it says Bengal in the fastboot menu and this Billie2 version of Ubuntu Touch says it is Bengal when I try to install it; that's why I was kind of confused.

@arubislander Thank you, this worked! And thanks for the correction, I tend to mix the two up from time to time.

@Keneda This was to inform about this porting. Thanks for the move.

@ikoz Hi, Thanks for the reply... Unfortunately , test_gps doesn't work at all ("**** GPS interface not found Bye!*" ), tried that yesterday, no wrapping around it would give anything... looks like that comes from the hybris stack for old android stuff that accessed GPS hardware directly... Since I believe the hardware to be already locked/in use by the the software stack, I probably need to simulate the same approach (Qt > QtPosition or Dbus sessions ?) I'll try working with QtPositioning somehow since GPSToolkit uses it USB: yeah, i'll check again later, ideally, I just need a way to inject juice and have a single usb, dunno Network: Yeah, honestly, if it can be Hotspot AP + Station at the same time, all done in UI to keep my dirty fingers away of the network management, that'd be great, or even by splitting the radio chains, 2.4GHs AP, 5GHz Client if needed I know the hardware can do it (because It did work before installing UBt) But it's less of an emergency

@lduboeuf Thanks for the answer Lionel. Well, i have made some tries but without success. Finally, i have remove the pip3 install of 8.3.1 and reinstall with snap and now it's working. There was something wrong with the blob fdc55cec6c2e

@alan_g yeah but i didnt mess with it, i just downloaded.

@UBportsNews said in UBports Database Migration: Though we expect this to be a smooth process there may be unexpected surprises Famous words in the IT service. I hope it goes smoothly. Will there be an update when complete?

@developerbayman Unfortunately i didn't get time to make it a click, but for me literally everything worked from opening roms and also fullscreen. If you have time I think making a click out of it will be better investment of time and also as retro arch as touch support by default you will be able see touch controls as well

@developerbayman Yes but Waydroid leaks all the available information as if you were running android. If privacy is the main goal of using Ubuntu Touch, waydroid should be used carefully. Of course it won't sniff around to find your juicy pictures, but still your location and usage of the android apps will leak. Just like Meta cannot read your WhatsApp messages, but they're happy with "only" the metadata associated with such usage...

This is currently a limitation in Ubuntu Touch and not specific to the Lenovo M10 tablet. It would need someone to implement it.