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    Put ubuntu touch on pixel 3a XL failed!

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        stanwood
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        @stefancito70 said in Put ubuntu touch on pixel 3a XL failed!:

        archive does not contain 'dt.img'

        It also seems that your archive might be corrupt, or does not get the required permissions. Did you "chmod+x" before starting the flash process? Also, do not forget to extract the file before flashing...

        Redmi Note 9S Stable
        If God has a computer, it must be a GNU/Linux

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          stefancito70
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          Yes, now the google flash tool works correctly!

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            stefancito70 @stanwood
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            @stanwood

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            When I start the smartphone after installing Android 9 with Flashtool in Chrome, I see the screen of the first picture of this thread and than the white google-screen which stays and crashes.

            How I said I need Android 9 to install ubuntu touch on the smartphone.

            Did I use a wrong build which does not work on this phone or do I have to do something before starting Android 9 on the smartphone?

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              MrT10001 @stefancito70
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              @stefancito70 Power off the device than boot into Fastboot mode.

              In fastboot, attach the device to your PC.

              In the fastboot terminal of your PC run the command:

              ./fastboot getvar current-slot

              This should show you which slot is active - there are two slots A and B

              If Slot A is active, change it to Slot B:

              ./fastboot --set-active=b

              Reboot and see if your phone boots.

              Xiaomi Redmi Note 7.... And more...
              I have too many devices...

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                stefancito70 @MrT10001
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                @MrT10001 Sorry, what means fastboot terminal?

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                  MrT10001 @stefancito70
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                  @stefancito70 Usually you open up a terminal in your folder were fastboot and ADB is situated. I use Windows :anxious_face_with_sweat: ,and I have Android Studio installed, so open a terminal in the platform-tools folder.

                  Xiaomi Redmi Note 7.... And more...
                  I have too many devices...

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                    stefancito70 @MrT10001
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                    @MrT10001 After solving the problem to find the path for fastboot (/usr/lib/android-sdk/platform-tools) it worked like you described. But the slot B was already active.

                    Additional information: At this search I found out, that ADB was not installed and so I installed it.

                    Thanks a lot
                    Stefan

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                      MrT10001 @stefancito70
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                      @stefancito70 If slot B is active, change it to slot A.

                      If booting after changing the Slot, boot into recovery and wipe the cache and reboot.

                      Xiaomi Redmi Note 7.... And more...
                      I have too many devices...

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                        stefancito70 @MrT10001
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                        @MrT10001 I changed the slot and now the phone boots to recovery mode!
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                        I have the following andvanced options:
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                        What shall I do now? (I ask because the last time I tried something in the advanced options I could never enter again to this mode)

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                          MrT10001 @stefancito70
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                          @stefancito70 That means your Android installation is on the other slot, but hasn't installed correctly. You may have to try again.

                          Xiaomi Redmi Note 7.... And more...
                          I have too many devices...

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                            stefancito70 @MrT10001
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                            @MrT10001 I installed Android again with google flash tool and now it works! (Perhaps because now ADB is installed on my PC)
                            Thank you very much for your help!!!
                            Tomorrow I try to install ubuntu touch again, hopefully without any problem 🙂
                            Have a nice evening,
                            Best wishes
                            Stefan

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