ignore my last reply, i got it to install. i tested it for a bit with at&t in the usa, and i found that 4g data works, sms messages do send to the person on the other end at first but on your end its just stuck loading and you cant send anything else nor receive anything else, volte calling doesnt work, it immediately fails on your end and when someone tries to call you they go straight to voicemail. location services seem to be faster than the halium 9 port, and cameraservice crashes whenever you try to record a video.

@sixwheeledbeast said: To me this seems like something that should be included into a toggle on the Battery pull-down menu itself, much like most modern devices have a "low power mode". How feasible would a toggle option to disable all these power hungry features and set the radio to the most energy efficient available in your location. Then toggling back would restore what you had previous. It seems like something the OS should provide and not additional apps. Something like this is already implemented in the OS. It is called "Flight mode" Humour aside, I don't know if it is really worth implementing switch for turning off all but 2G when it can be done in two or three clicks. But if you want to contribute to Ubuntu Touch this way, you can take a look at how it is implemented in lomiri-system-settings repository.

@Alter You are very right about assuming it might help someone else! Thanks: knowing the storage location, I can backup without need for an evernote account.

Pour la ROM d'origine : https://xiaomistockrom.com/xiaomi-redmi-note-7 Je n'ai pas le détail, mais je suppose qu'il faut utiliser "fastboot" pour l'installer. (Plus facile avec un PC linux : sinon, tu auras également besoin des drivers windows pour ton téléphone : https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/installing-xiaomi-drivers-for-pc.73382/). Mais si vous aviez auparavant installé LineageOS, ce n'est sans doute pas un problème ?

@pparent no response, sorry.

@domubpkm there is only so much data you can push over Bluetooth. Bluetooth file transfer will always be slow (sometimes very very slow).

@XPran Great! Although note that I see you have selected "24.04-1.x daily" which is a development version, it's more recommended to install "24.04-1.x stable". It's a known issue that the installer proposes you the first option. Enjoy Ps: If you're still looking for a whatsapp solution, you can try my app "Whatsnew" from the openstore.

New alpha with more quality of life features: https://github.com/brennoflavio/greenline/tags Integration with lock screen with number of messages read [needs qa] Full background sync, faster startup times Tapping on a notification opens the chat of that notification Support for messages that are only links Call notifications Only notify the last message of a chat room Clear notification for the chat room once chat is opened Notification badge support (unread count in the side bar) Messages from groups should notify the group name in the title, not the person name [needs qa]

@pparent said: it is an OS sepcific feature to decide how you are going to display the captive portal. now you have seen the reaction to your MR Quote from Gitlab: I have a deep interest in captive portal as a feature being also available to other distros (such as pmOS or Mobian)

@idonthatevests said: Patches that implement repository switching mechanism for system updates have been suggested a few months ago but gained no attention. Same with mirror hosting proposals. strictly speaking no patch is really necessary to switch repos, since none of the systems involved (ubport.com, gitlab.com, github.com) has dnssec enabled, so if the device is tricked into following a different server, it will work just as well. By definition if the server don't use dnssec, there is no way for the client to test it. Lying DNS servers are evil only if the users don't know. Many Linux users already use fully knowingly lying DNS servers (PiHole for example) Concretly, the lying DNS server could be setup at local Wifi level by each user wanting to use a mirror. So the only hard requirement is an agreement for mirroring since this consumes bandwidth, and possibly some Api for the store (not sure about that). Where are the mirror hosting proposals you are mentioning ? I follow this forum since nov 2025 and I don't recall having seen something like it.

@arubislander said: @Ehartwork The fact that what you think is WiFi calling doesn't work when there is no cellular service is a strong indication that WiFi calling is not available on this device. I hope I'm not talking nonsense, but I think that VoWiFi, unlike VoLTE, just isn't working yet on Ubuntu Touch. Unless some changes have gone unnoticed (?)

Apparently @kugiigi was right in his assumption that the notch hack filled up / . Reflashing freed 52 MB in / . That turned out to be sufficient to install Kugi's Ambot Installer which is a great tool! Everything's fine and I'm happy with the result. Thanks to everyone!

@Futura said: One tap to focus oh well. To think that I have this darn phone since 6 months and it never occurred to me that this could be useful. Now I can send a near photo from the contact app and the barcode reader works. Thanks !

@Char0n https://fairphone-android-builds.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/FP3/A10/FP3-REL-Q-3.A.0136-.gms-7c69ec7e-user-fastboot-factory.7z Found here: https://support.fairphone.com/hc/en-us/articles/18896094650513-How-to-manually-install-Android-on-your-Fairphone

The regression is possible when there is a call to test the new OTA. This helps ensure that the OTA update is released without errors.