gpatel-fr said: to test GPS a bi tested now, no obvious difference. Mind, under 24.04-1.x, FP5 GPS has been hit and miss for me; sometimes refusing to work at all, sometimes working flawlessly for some time and crashing until next phone restart, sometimes working for half a day without problem. This time I got GPS for all the time I was on the move, about 2 hours. It don't prove that all problems are solved, but at least there don't seem to be any new ones.

@projectmoon said: I have a Nexus 5 in a drawer... that might be running 16.04 interesting. Don't expect it to do any better in 26.04 (if it's supported one day). Notification bubbles don't work as per the doc in 26.04 either, it's not worth the bother to upgrade

@DJac Both of these issues only started occurring for me after upgrading to version 24.04-1. But I'm sure the developers will find a solution. Otherwise, I’m satisfied with UT on my Xperia. The only long-standing bug that hasn’t been—or can’t be—fixed is the streak in the main camera’s image when you zoom in too much. It isn’t visible in the photos in the gallery, but you can see it in the video. But as mentioned, this bug has been known for a long time.

@fischer.poco said: zBsp.: Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC / X3 da fehlt im Netz dann das "/ X3" Damit wird gemeint: Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC oder Xiaomi Poco X3. Oneplus Nord n10 5g ist aber eine gute Wahl!

@rocket2nfinity if someone can donate the hardware I am willing to give it a go.

@MrT10001 I reran the installer three times. It didn't work. So the third time I used this guide. And it worked! You're awesome man! Thanks!

@gpatel-fr Weirdly that does work somewhat, but the process seems to be rather convoluted. Rebooting to the bootloader/fastboot from the adb shell allows the installer to detect the device, but while installing it eventually reboots to recovery and shows a 'failed installation message (error 256)', and then it auto-reboots into the 'System Updater' screen you'd expect from an OTA update. So something about the installer 'unblocked' my previous update attempts (?).

I'm not an expert in english and ambot need a full french translation !

Your BE2015 install path was useful prior art for cracking the BE2012 (T-Mobile US, not Metro) variant — same chipset, slightly different blockers. Sharing in the spirit of reciprocity. Full BE2012 installer up at https://github.com/dcherrera/n100-be2012-crossflash. macOS-native EDL flash (no MSMDownloadTool needed), plus a small binary patch to /usr/sbin/ofonod that fixes a SIM-init blocker which leaves Modem.Features stuck at ['sim'] on first boot — same modem firmware family, may be relevant to BE2015 users on certain SIMs too. README has the offset table if anyone wants to verify against their build. Also confirms your "T-Mobile SIM works, Verizon SIM doesn't" observation on the BE82CB modem firmware — same outcome on our end, since the modem firmware is T-Mobile-band tuned.

I successfully flashed ubuntu touch on it. I bought this model not knowing it wouldn't work. So I spent a few day putting together a work around because honestly it just sounded like a fun challenge. You can look through my findings here. https://github.com/dcherrera/n100-be2012-crossflash. Just a heads up, you should be able to clone this and claude code should be able to orient itself and help you get it done. i tried very hard to make sure the documentation was complete.