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    UBports UT installation How-to / Guide d'installation d'UBports UT

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      • advocatuxA Offline
        advocatux @wdnp2
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        @wdnp2 hi, I've edited your post to make it more readable. You don't need to paste OP's extra-long text to reply btw πŸ˜‰

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          advocatux @wdnp2
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          @wdnp2 I tested the other the day, just for the sake of it, Ubuntu 18.04 + installer (snap, latest) + adb & fastboot tools and the installation worked great (YMMV)

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            wdnp2 @advocatux
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            @advocatux
            Sorry am new to this. What do you mean by OP and btw?

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              advocatux @wdnp2
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              @wdnp2 "original poster" & "by the way" πŸ™‚

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                Lakotaubp @wdnp2
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                @wdnp2 Op=Original Poster and btw= by the way hope that helps

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                  wdnp2 @advocatux
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                  @advocatux
                  I click on the deb file on ubports website and a file appears on my computer. I am unable to get any further than another file containing a blue button with install on it!
                  I have not tried the snap because its new to me and unfamiliar.

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                    Lakotaubp @advocatux
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                    @advocatux Snap

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                      advocatux @Lakotaubp
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                      @Lakotaubp 😁

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                      • advocatuxA Offline
                        advocatux @wdnp2
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                        @wdnp2 is snapd installed on your computer? Ubuntu 18.04 and Snap packages are a well tested combo.

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                          wdnp2 @advocatux
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                          @advocatux
                          I get the following
                          william@LaptopL750:~$ snap install ubports-installer --edge
                          error: snap "ubports-installer" is not available on edge for this architecture
                          (i386) but exists on other architectures (amd64).
                          william@LaptopL750:~$

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                            wdnp2 @wdnp2
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                            @wdnp2
                            Hi
                            Am still trying to install ubports on my bq aquaris with no success
                            I installed snapd and tried snp but got nowhere
                            I am definitely in the correct directory here and get the following
                            patricia@patricia-R59P-R60P-R61P:~$ sudo dpkg -i ubports-installer_0.1.21-beta_amd64.deb
                            dpkg: error processing archive ubports-installer_0.1.21-beta_amd64.deb (--install):
                            package architecture (amd64) does not match system (i386)
                            Errors were encountered while processing:
                            ubports-installer_0.1.21-beta_amd64.deb
                            patricia@patricia-R59P-R60P-R61P:~$

                            Any further comments?
                            Many thanks

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                              arubislander @wdnp2
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                              Hi @wdnp2,

                              The issues you are having is because you are trying to install a 64bit deb package on a 32 bit system.

                              I am not aware if there are any 32 bit packages floating around somewhere you could try ...

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                                arubislander @arubislander
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                                I couldn't find any 32bit packages. But maybe you could follow the instructions of how to run from source that are described here?

                                Or you could try getting access to a 64bit system and trying the regular installer (snap or deb) on there.

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                                  libremax @wdnp2
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                                  @wdnp2 If your hardware is 64 bits compatible, you can use a bootable Ubuntu USB stick: https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu#0

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                                    tH3f0rC3
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                                    Hi there, I'm trying to install on my Nexus 5. Both from Windows using Ubports-installer and trying to use Ubports-installer on my Rasbperry-Pi with Ubuntu Mate does not work.
                                    Trying from my Windows computer and the Ubports-installer, fastboot and adb works from command line, bot Ubports-installer does not recognize the phone.

                                    Trying to install Ubports-installer under Ubuntu Mate, an error message occurs that I'm using the wrong system architecture (armf vw amd64).

                                    Can anyone help me installing Ubuntu Touch in my Nexus 5 using my Windows computer or mx Raspberry Pi with Ubuntu Mate.

                                    Soe time ago I could use ubuntu-device-flash on my Raspberry PI, but this also seems not to work anymore.

                                    Thanks a lot.

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                                      tH3f0rC3 @libremax
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                                      @libremax said in UBports UT installation How-to / Guide d'installation d'UBports UT:

                                      @wdnp2 If your hardware is 64 bits compatible, you can use a bootable Ubuntu USB stick: https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu#0

                                      Environment variables under windows...
                                      Found the solution here:
                                      https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/issues/189

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                                        wdnp2 @arubislander
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                                        @arubislander Yes it was a 32 bit machine Sorry about that
                                        I get the following on my 64bit machine
                                        william@LaptopL750:~$ sudo apt install ubports-installer_01.21-beta_amd64.deb
                                        Reading package lists... Done
                                        Building dependency tree
                                        Reading state information... Done
                                        E: Unable to locate package ubports-installer_01.21-beta_amd64.deb
                                        E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'ubports-installer_01.21-beta_amd64.deb'
                                        E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'ubports-installer_01.21-beta_amd64.deb'
                                        Package is on my home directory
                                        Any thoughts?

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                                        • advocatuxA Offline
                                          advocatux @wdnp2
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                                          @wdnp2 you need to download ubports-installer_01.21-beta_amd64.deb from here https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/releases/tag/0.1.21-beta, and then run sudo dpkg -i ubports-installer_01.21-beta_amd64.deb to install it

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                                            wdnp2 @advocatux
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                                            @advocatux Many thanks for your advice. I have now managed to install
                                            on the Aquaris. I overlooked the fact that it requires a 64bit OS and I needed
                                            to make sure I was in the correct directory.Once the installer was on my laptop
                                            it worked almost automatically.The device was in developer mode and fastboot
                                            Best Wishes

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                                              advocatux @wdnp2
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                                              @wdnp2 I'm glad to hear that. Enjoy your new UT device!

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