@visible The port of that model is quite dead now so you might not get much help on this unfortunately.

@borgchrist1 Please give me a ready image with the fix. I can't compile it.

@pe3noATo2DOTpl They still happen even if you use wireless display since that's basically the same, just wireless. And that isn't ideal anyway since input lag is very high.

I made some tests. Data works perfectly with 3G (on the same phone). Definitively a problem with 4G and Free operator (France).

@stanwood well, thanks. Maybe the porters can do it within a new update. I don't want to risk to much. To use fastboot in linux is fine with me, but it should be safe. Otherwise its ok like it is and thanks to all (su)porters of the FP4, it's a nice device.

Does it make sense / Or is there a way to merge this discussion with this one? https://forums.ubports.com/topic/10520/furiphone-flx1-with-furios Or rather create a new device in the device list on this forum?

@nicoladastra Dual sim has always been supported. As for esim, it could work but only if you set it up on Android and you enable it on UT side.

@tuXut Interesting and definitely worth to watch. (Use a live translation subtitle because it's in German) Though, no mention to Ubuntu Touch nor UBports in the video. @libremax has gave further information on the french Ubuntu community forum. I translate his comment below in English: "Note that the port is being developed by the same FuriLabs team that developed the FLX1 and FuriOS. What's more, dual boot is also supported, making it a competitor to the Volla devices. For the moment, it works with an SD card. It remains to be seen whether the main storage memory can be used at a later date (as announced for the Volla Quintus and Volla Tablet)." Source: https://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?id=2090409#p22829131

@stanwood Gotcha, thank you. Kudos to the core team and the forum admins. Cheers!

@kugiigi said in adding fingerprint ID does not respond: Interesting, thanks a lot for sharing. So my conclusion is that the most likely step that fixes this is reflashing Android via Fairphone's official script. Perhaps it does something that resets the fingerprint or something. Could it be the Android 11 image provided by fairphone ? In any case, it would mean that something is persisting from Android (on the disk?) through the UBPorts installation process. Mystery…

@Moem said in Camera stays black - possible to restart (via terminal)?: @jojumaxx This sounds like the problem I've been having. Please check out my bug report. And if you feel it's the same problem please comment and add your experience! https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/apps/lomiri-camera-app/-/issues/210 Sorry, I've only ever been able to fix it by rebooting. Usually it takes a cold boot. Sorry for answering late. Yes, that sounds similar. Yet I suspect that my camera always works once but not a second time. But a normel reboot suffices for me, a cold reboot is not necessary in my case. And I always have the same behaviour (complete black screen while switching between apps and closing the camera app is possible). I don't experience the other described scenarios. I don't have a Gitlab account therefore I haven't commented on this, yet.

Under furiOS, the FLX1 ( https://forums.ubports.com/topic/10861/new-flx1-with-ut-and-dual-boot ) is presented as supporting VoLTE. This may also be the case under UT. To be confirmed...

@Marc_Flender Yes, the camera is not working yet. @TheVancedGamer was working on it when he had time.

No RC update channel on this device? I only get the development channel, and last few updates won't work, it just reboots to recovery.

After the new update the Fahrplan app is working again. I am happy; thanks a lot for your work. I'm marking the topic as solved.

As kugiigi says, Ubuntu Touch is using an obsolete version of Mir (1.8) with dated Wayland support. Also, most of the Wayland support in Lomiri comes from Mir (the rest comes from Mir's support for "custom" Wayland extensions). The consequence of that is that there's no much prospect of improving the Wayland support in Ubuntu Touch without first updating it to use the current version of Mir. The good news is that is work currently going on to get Lomiri working with the current version (2.20) of Mir. As of today this works on the machines of the developers involved and is close to landing in both the Debian and Fedora archives. However, it will still take significant time to get the rest of Ubuntu Touch migrated over to this newer stack. That is probably the task that can most benefit from help at present. After all that is completed, it should be possible for Ubuntu Touch to track the current version of Mir, and Wayland support will follow Mir. It is also possible to contribute to Mir's Wayland support, but that won't help Ubuntu Touch at present.