@RJDan If you reported it in a forum post or a gitlab issue then you should updated there and also mention the steps you did that could have fixed it.

Installation successful!

@RJDan Nevertheless it is probably an unintended consequence of something you might have tried. Because out of the box the Downloads and Music folders are proper folders and not symplinks.

@haagch I found a toggle in the UT tweak tools click to allow ssh access. That seems to have done the trick.

@Opolork Thank you

It doesn't seem bricked from what you have said. If bootloader is unlocked try the installer again, maybe from another machine or try another port or usb lead.

@kugiigi That's right, I know So the next person which is having trouble with that, should not shoot at the whole ".cache-Folder" so that we could localize what specific cache-Folder is causing this issue. I think it has to do with mediascanner or components like that.

@kyleh Great! Thanks so much! We are currently waiting to know what Android version the image is built for. Once we hear that, it sounds like we can begin testing.

@wgarcia said in Nordea ID banking app question in Ubuntu Touch on Fairphone 4: @O.o. The camera in waydroid, as far as I know, works in all UT devices where waydroid works. I use it in a FP5 with the Pleko app (Chinese) for OCR on Chinese characters, and I have used it to scan QR codes to login into streaming services. So I think it should work in the FP4. But if the app has controls against rooting or any other of those filters, then the app will not work in waydroid. If you say that it works in your desktop, it should work, unless those filters jump in when you try to validate with your camera. Good info, thanks! The Nordea ID banking app work in my Waydroid - with MicroG - and it also works on my rooted Nokia 4.2 running LineageOS. So I don't think it's that clever when it comes to detecting something fishy. At least not yet. But like I said, I read some users stating that it did get pissy in Sailfish. But anyway, since I know it's likely to work and you know it's likely to be able to use the camera, I think I'll backup all my data this weekend and I'll try installing Ubuntu Touch. Or maybe I should find a second-hand phone to mess around with UT and/or possibly with different Linux distros without risking ruining my perfectly functional FP4

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@xiaohanys hi pal. Try make installation ubport under Ubuntu. When I install ubtouch on my Poco x3 NFC, I can't finished on win 10, but after using Ubuntu 24.04.2 lts (live whithout installation) operation finish with success

Hi @saveurlinux, The Ladybird browser does not appear to be fully developed yet. [image: 1752695570948-ladybird.png] The Morph browser, on the other hand, is complete, but we do not yet have enough programmers to integrate the necessary operating components. Therefore, I believe there is a lack of available expertise, i.e., a sufficient number of workers. Greetings Mario

@janmv said in FP4 idle battery use varies a lot depending on 2G, 3G or 4G setting. Why?: @lduboeuf I'll formulate a question for next Q&A-session. There is probably more to know and to consider than just a driver which could be implemented more completely. I can still bring up the issue in the ofono-binder-plugin repository later. Thanks! thanks for working on it

@arubislander Thanks a lot for this tip. I have no familiarity with Android but wondered if that might be the case. Good to know!

I did not need to try again. When I opened the app all my google emails had arrived.

@arubislander thanks for the info

@lakeview Hello lakeview, I quote from https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/bonito/ : "You can install Ubuntu Touch on this device using the UBports Installer on your computer. Make sure the bootloader of your device is unlocked and that your device has the required version of Android installed. Before installing, follow the device-specific instructions below: Make sure it is NOT the verizon model, as that model does not allow the bootloader to be unlocked. If the device is running an Android version above 9.0, you have to downgrade to the last 9.0 release. Make sure to revert to factory image PQ3B.190801.002 before continuing." So for the factory image you need to go to https://developers.google.com/android/images#bonito . There you probably have to click on "Acknowledge [I have read and agree with the terms and conditions.]" and than you look at a long list for the factory image (PQ3B.190801.002 for the Pixel 3a XL "bonito"). Here are detailed step by step instructions: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/10906/ut-installation-on-google-pixel-3a-step-by-step And for a video tutorial to unlock the bootloader and installing the image, you can check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdNGSdYCaDY (but please be aware that you need the image for bonito and not for sargo) All of this will only work, if your device allows you to unlock the bootloader. One comment under the linked video explains: "Some more elaboration after further research. If you have a Pixel 3a/XL with an IMEI that does not begin with 35, then you are good to go: this phone is not a Verizon model and it will be possible to enable OEM Unlock. If the IMEI does begin with 35, then it might be a Verizon model, but you need more info to determine that. One way is if you have the original box. If the box lists two IMEI numbers and one eSIM number, then it is not a Verizon phone and it will be OEM unlockable. If it lists a SIM number, then it is Verizon, and will not be OEM unlockable. If you don't have the original box, you can go to Google Store Website > Repairs > Get Started, and enter the IMEI number. If there is no mention of Verizon in the device information, then you should be good to go with an OEM unlockable device. Hope this is useful for anyone looking for a second hand device to do this installation."