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    My flight plan/Road map for FP2 / work in progress

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      apple.muncy
      last edited by NeoTheThird

      Grab boot.img , recovery.img, and system.img from

      https://seafile.nigle.nl/d/62d505f0a7/
      

      Grab rootfs (ubuntu-xxxx.tar.xz) and device-xxxx.tar.xz from http://system-image.ubports.com with:

      ubuntu-device-flash -v --server=http://system-image.ubports.com  touch --channel=ubuntu-touch/devel_rc-proposed –device=FP2 --download-only
      

      Modify a copy of rootstock-device-install to use the parts of device-xxxx.tax.zx we need.
      rename to rootstock-FP2-install

      Boot to fastboot mode with by pressing volume down and power button till Fairphone logo comes up. Connect to USB cable
      Check for fastboot mode.

      sudo fastboot devices
      
      sudo fastboot flash boot boot.img
      sudo fastboot reboot-bootloader
      sudo fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
      

      Manually boot into recovery with up-volume button and power button.

      use modified rootstock-FP2-install to install rootfs, system.img, and custom.tar.zx

      Boot phone to Ubuntu Touch.
      Set security.
      Unset auto updates.
      Verify adb
      Set up /home/phablet/.ssh
      run

      phablet-config writable-image
      

      To make rootfs writable.

      adb shell
      
      sudo add-apt-repository ppa:peat-new/fp2-custom-test
      sudo apt-get update
      sudo apt-get upgrade
      sudo install xterm xauth mir-android-diagnostics mir-test-tools mir-demos synaptic
      
      

      Test mir, etc.

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