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@UKPhil
This would get you to the old Ubuntu touch,then you are set right to put in ubports (don't forget dev mode)I had the best success with bq's hard reset tool on win 10 and my chuwi lap book, you need to authorize the drivers, then run folder,:Drivers ADB : Then run the folder :Drivers Hard Reset: Then go in the MT Flash Tool,folder,click on,flash_tool,application,to run it
change download only to,FIRMWARE UPGRADE
make sure your sound is on
Do not connect your device,until after you have clicked on the big green arrow with download underneath it
After you have clicked it,plug your device in,,,,,listen and watch for the color bars on the bottom edge,when the yellow bars is finished you should get a green arrow for success
You need to do the the other stuff it tells you,,but the plugging in after clicking the download is the biggie..Sorry phil,i think you were already on touch,,but this may help some one,it gets past the security stuff.
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@UKPhil If you want to get back to the original Ubuntu touch that file is on the Bq website. If I remember correctly all the info was also on the Ubuntu Forum pages under the touch section it would be sometime back now but was still there. That thread has alsorts of info and links inti.
I guess you've tried different usb ports and cables on your pc/laptop think a usb 3 port was mentioned. I often have device not detected etc messages from my Ubuntu laptop if I us the wrong port or knock the cable. Sorry if this is blindingly obvious. Or is the micro usb damaged on the tablet as I think you had issues charging it as well. -
@UKPhil There is also the telegram group for the MDT. You could always ask a question on there for more specific info
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Thanks guys, I tried again today and on both the M10 tablets I get the same returned 'Device not found'.
I checked all ports on my laptop and still nothing. I even used a few cables and nothing. I thought that it may be the cable but it I was not connected, I would not be able to see my folders.
This is where I stop:
Flashing legacy channel
Please press Power and Volume Up (+)
wait until your tablet is in recoveryselect 'reboot to bootloader' and confirm by pressing the power button
You should see '=> FASTBOOT mode...' in the lower right corner
Is your tablet in bootloader/fastboot mode now? [Y]
- I press y and Return and get the following:
Detecting Device
Device not found
Back to menuThis is where it all stops....
I have the tablet in Developer Mode and idle set to never.
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@Lakota Thanks for the link, I followed the steps in ('cant get my M10 fhd to take the flash) so I downloaded the img into downloads and then executed the following in my laptops terminal:
sudo ubuntu-device-flash --server=https://system-image.ubports.com/ touch --channel=ubports-touch/legacy --bootstrap --recovery-image=/home/uklaptop/Downloads/recovery-frieza.img
The output that I get here is this:
root@uklaptop:~# sudo ubuntu-device-flash --server=https://system-image.ubports.com/ touch --channel=ubports-touch/legacy --bootstrap --recovery-image=/home/uklaptop/Downloads/recovery-frieza.img
sudo: unable to resolve host uklaptop
2017/09/19 21:52:44 Expecting the device to be in the bootloader... waiting
2017/09/19 21:52:44 Device is |frieza|
2017/09/19 21:52:44 Flashing version 12 from ubports-touch/legacy channel and server https://system-image.ubports.com/ to device frieza
28.19 KB / 321.93 MB [] 0.01 % 46.90 KB/s 1h57m7s2017/09/19 21:52:46 Waiting for device to enter recovery mode ...
2.47 MB / 104.46 MB [__] 2.36 % 42.74 KB/s 40m43sFailed to enter Recovery -
Can you please use
sudo strace -f -o /tmp/ubuntu-device-flash.tr ubuntu-device-flash
and upload the resulting file somewhere, or send it to me and I will put it on my webserver for review.
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Sorry this is above what I can help with. I'm sure someone here will have the info. Try the Ubuntu forum touch section there is advice on this on there on flashing to ubports and back again andon github. I don't remember having any issues so lacking advice. I think there is also another thread on this forum about thus issue but again not sure where try searching m10 andsee what comes up. Will have a nose around myself later. Last bit of blindingly obvious info the image your trying to flash is the one for the m10 fhd. I'm sure it will be but you never know. Apologies if this is more hinderance than help.
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@guru This is the output that I get:
sudo strace -f -o /tmp/ubuntu-device-flash.tr ubuntu-device-flash
sudo: unable to resolve host uklaptop
Unknown command `ubuntu-device-flash'. Please specify one command of: core, personal, query or touch -
@Lakota Thanks, I look forward to getting UBPorts on my M10's
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@UKPhil Lokate where the command 'ubuntu-device-flash' is exactly and call it with full pathname. ANd ofc you must add all the other flags you posted.
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I have exactly the same result than UKphil when using the same command Line for m10 fhd migration :
Waiting for device to enter recovery mode ...
2.47 MB / 104.46 MB [__] 2.36 % 42.74 KB/s 40m43sFailed to enter Recovery
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@H+ said in Unable to install UBPorts on bq M10:
I have exactly the same result than UKphil when using the same command Line for m10 fhd migration :
Waiting for device to enter recovery mode ...
2.47 MB / 104.46 MB [__] 2.36 % 42.74 KB/s 40m43sFailed to enter Recovery
Please if someone finds a solution, send us the infosHow long is the time frame between 'Waiting for device to enter recover mode ...' message and the 'Failed to enter...' message?
As I said two days ago, I would use the tool 'strace' to sniff-up what is exactly the problem. If the above time is long enough, let's say some 10 secs, one could fire up the tracing from another terminal session, if not one must launch the full command below strace.
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For me, it takes around 2 min ,just the time to completely download the file , then ´failed to...´
At the same time on the screen tablet, 10s after the start it exits from fastboot to return on thefastboot ,recovery menu -
Maybe a simple sollution: Have you tried to download and flash the recovery manually and the flash with ubntu-device-flash ommiting the bootstrap and recovery from the command???
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@H+ said in Unable to install UBPorts on bq M10:
At the same time on the screen tablet, 10s after the start it exits from fastboot to return on thefastboot ,recovery me
This si the same for me. I think it is doing something when it goes back to the fastboot screen, but nothing happens. I initially thought it may be due to the battery being low, but this still happens on a full charge.
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@Stefano said in Unable to install UBPorts on bq M10:
Maybe a simple sollution: Have you tried to download and flash the recovery manually and the flash with ubntu-device-flash ommiting the bootstrap and recovery from the command???
Some Pro 5 users had similar problem and were able to flash it that way.This is totally new to me, can you step me through how to do this. I have had a look and I wonder if it is running this command in my laptop, that had the tablet connected to it?
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Just looking at this site Install Ubuntu nd it is talking about enabling read/write. Is this something that we may need to do in this situation to get the image on out M10's?
In the Andriod systems you have to enable developer move and then "Enable USB Debugging" or the laptop cannot see the device. I know there is no Enable USB Debugging option in Touch, but if it is not enabled in Andriod, this would cause the issues we are having here. Strange.
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@Marathon2422 Looking at the links that you have supplied, does the device need to be unlocked, or is this just Andtiod?
You unlock the device by typing:
fastboot oem unlock
