i actually had to slow the execution environment to to the hybris translation actually slowing down execution i have zero clue how this is going to play with game/emulator performance its like it was overloading lomri

@oldbutndy your spot on ...its a scary prospect to try to undertake

@robinsing, I've been followed this topic in order to completed the installation but i changed at starring the 9th of another computer where ubuntu and ubports was installed and follow these instructions to allowed and enabled the fastboot and unlock bootloader.

@rheomie , i'm a french user of this forum and i'm not sure my english words will be correct. I followed your instructions with a windows 11 computer; but at the 9th, I had pluged the device on another computer where ubuntu is installed. I had installed ubports installer with a snap app. The installation had been completed at a second try with the snap app cause the first attempt not respond, so i had relauched the ubports installed and then the installation has been finished and completed. [image: 1774556182375-1000004017.jpg] [image: 1774556196873-1000004016.jpg]

@haagch That liberux phone looks interesting ! Sadly, far out of my phone budget - even the redesigned, lower cost unit (current, compared to last year).

@oldbutndy Install of 24.04-1.x over 2.x ,without deleting user data (which is not recommended ?!?) went smooth . Hmm , for now i see only one difference , no ethernet beta feature that i never tried , volte is working , bluetooth ,all basic functions seems ok, i got a whole bunch of apps installed from 2.x not tested yet in 1.x .

@makapaka Have you download and unzipped Android Platform tools? If not, download the windows version, unzip it and open a terminal in that folder (right click and in the menu "open in terminal"). This will give you ADB and fastboot. Power off the phone and boot to fastboot with Volume Down and Power button. Then connect it to the PC and run the fastboot devices command in that terminal. Have you installed the Xiaomi USB drivers?

Had another try and this time mysteriously it worked out. I used v5.2228 for linux (from https://spflashtools.com/).

@oldbutndy said: or (2) on another brand, if you brick the main board during UT install, you effectively cannot get a part replacement in any country but France (if I understand that thread correctly). Replace France with EU, then it is correct. I know, as I bricked my FP and had it brought back to life by the said French company, which does hardware costomer service for FairPhone. I do not live in France, but inside EU. It has been a smooth experience, by the way, quite contrary to the bad reputation of FP customer service.

@gandalf said: no ringing tone when making a call yes, that's probably some signal that is not understood by the phone handler, to me it seems linked to the callee's cellular network as ringing works or not consistently, depending on the person I call.

@gpatel-fr that is true

In my opinion all bottom (or most) gestures should be optional, meaning their functions should be accessible elsewhere, ideally in the standard or common way like header button. So basically, gestures are like shortcuts. In this context, we can have a gesture that would be "standard" or consistent across apps.

@Linus67 Freut mich, dass es geklappt hat

@danfro said: The power button itself works. It brings up the power menu, but pressing the buttons failed. I have that now and then... But no idea what may be causing it.

@arubislander said: @gandalf Yes there is. In the terminal, navigate to the folder you no longer want the files indexed and execute the following command: touch .nomedia This also works on desktop linux. Thanks, that worked (mostly). I had to delete the data and cache for both the music player and gallery plus do a reboot. They haven't picked up the files again.

Ok. Like I uinstall my debian for lmde, I will try laaaaater. It is possible that I have a probleme with the gpu driver : I try to solve it in lmde.

@arubislander OK. Darn !