@wally Does shows L when calling , here..not LTE .

@ChromiumOS-Guy Hello and many thanks for the work! For me (from favorite to appreciated): Option 5 - Option 4 - Option 3

@smoore100 You may have to look at installing the minimum Android version requirement before going to UT. You can check with the Volla guys which one is required before upgrading to UT. Cheers.

@Simmonz Hi there, mate. Was the bootloader unlocked when you attempted the downgrade?

@stanwood said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 20.04 OTA-10: So, how will the update be rolled out to users on the stable channel? (OTA-9). Will they first receive the update to 20.04 OTA-10, then immediately afterwards the update to 24.04-1.0? Or will they have the choice between the 20.04 OTA update and the 24.04-1.0 update? I must admit that I myself am a bit lost in all this 20.04 OTA-9 users will first receive 20.04 OTA-10 as an usual update. After that, they'll be offered an upgrade to 24.04-1.0. Users can choose whether to upgrade or not. I'll try to make this more clear in our release announcement blog.

@Amarurtuuq I have no idea what is happening. I would try to reset the APN config again and recreates manually if needed. Or maybe just needed a reinstallation ?

Not the only one. I was also surprised plugging in my usb-c headphones did nothing. Generally it should be noted that this is about headphones with an usb dac. There are also adapters and headphones that pass through analog audio over the usb-c connectors, and those apparently work. These are the open issues that have been reported so far: https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/packaging/usb-moded/-/issues/6 https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/ubuntu-touch/-/issues/1912 https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/reference-device-ports/halium13/volla-phone-quintus/volla-algiz/-/issues/3

I couldn't really leave it, so I just tried again, and now it worked? I did: Double Checked: Android is version 11 (Build fp4.fp4k.a.179.20230116 $ fastboot flashing unlock FAILED (remote: ' Device already : unlocked!') fastboot: error: Command failed $ fastboot flashing unlock_critical FAILED (remote: ' Device already : unlocked!') fastboot: error: Command failed Checked All three boxes (Including User Wipe)... Maybe you were right, Luksus (and thanks!), that I somehow missed the first check box, but alas, I'm a happy camper.. Regards Grisen