@kugiigi "official" words from UBports twitter account: "Both ports mentioned on the initial tweet of the thread were made by the community (@thefxtec and @DanctNIX), not by us, we provide documentation, and some assistance to enable the community to work on ports as much as we can." https://twitter.com/UBports/status/1321411580639223808?s=20

@C0n57an71n said in OTA-14 Call for Testing: uNav is too slow in acquiring the position, PureMaps finds it in seconds. The first fix can be slow, so if you tried uNav first then PureMaps it might explain what you noticed.

@captainzer0 Try the Dev channel. I don't have a opo to hand so can't check myself, but it was working on Dev last time I tried.

@UBportsNews Many thanks.

Thanks for the hint. I changed Copy newandroid.img to /home/phablet/anbox-data/ to Copy newandroid.img to /home/phablet/anbox-data/ on the phone. That should make it clear.

@Luksus Thanks for reply and spending your time helping me understand Unfortunately there's still no success. I think I just missed something important before. I'll start from beginning. I'll Read everything once again. And than try, not to consume more time. I'll try then to make step list. Eventually I'll wait for Halium 9 full documentation.

@AppLee Done

in TWRP the formatting options are "outside" of the menu where you edit the ext4 file system. Did you use that function? Because without that it didn't work on my OnePlus3.

@AdhithAdhi I understand. In order to port Ubuntu Touch to your device, we need the android AOSP kernel with all specific modifications to talk to the various hardware components. I don't know if there is a way to get those sources from elsewhere, but Cyanogen or Lineage guys achieve to get it, so there is a way... Anyhow good luck. And maybe someone here can see your post and know a better answer.

@TotalSonic It's a compiler, so not something you'd really want to just run with libertine-launch as such. Instead you'd want to use libertine-launch -i xenial bash for example to get a shell inside the container, and then use vim or other CLI tools (such as gcc).

@C0n57an71n hej. yes it has worked before

@arubislander You are right. You pointed out the true. So let me remove those statements and leave just idea

There it is

@AppLee Thanks a lot!!!!

Which device do you have? If it's Nexus 5, you shouldn't install the patched kernel anymore as it's already installed by default. You just need to install anbox via apt.

@Tellina According to latest Volla phone development statement, phone calls with Bluetooth headset is still "to be done". https://github.com/HelloVolla/ubuntu-touch-beta-tests/wiki/High-level-epic-overview-for-Ubuntu-Touch-port However I have no idea on how Volla will send the future porting upgrades to the Volla phone community (Via UBports OTAs or through another way?...)

@ziggutas A lot of great news regarding hardware compatible with Ubuntu Touch today. Thanks for sharing.

SOLVED ! So I can't flash the firmware, but I have successful installation Said me : $ ubports-installer info: Welcome to the UBports Installer version 0.5.5-beta! info: device detected: hammerhead info: All done! Your device will now reboot and complete the installation. Enjoy exploring Ubuntu Touch! screenshot : successinstallationubports.jpg(https://i.ibb.co/TqnYJJS/successinstallationubports.jpg)