@Ida_ Thank you very much! Unfortunately, at the moment, this does not help me understand what happens on 24.04-2.x

@Vlad-Nirky No, the quota limit is the number of unlocking request per day that Xiaomi approves. I read somewhere that it was set to 2000 requests per day. It seems that millions of people are waiting till midnight in Beijing, because the limit is reached instantaneously. However, according to what is written in the Xiaomi community app this procedure, and hence the limit, is for devices running HyperOS. In my case I am running MIUI12. EDIT: I read contradictory info about the number of devices one can unlock, but this is the first and only one I want to unlock.

@dl8aax said: @Vlad-Nirky said: Could you give some more details about the database to be backed up? Which application is it for? I'm creating the database with: var db = LocalStorage.openDatabaseSync("MienImmen", "1.0", "", 1000000); Because there's also important data, I want to back up the database and import it to my PC. Swapping the database is less error-prone than exporting and importing individual tables. There are approximately 40 tables. App databases are stored under the app namespace, e.g if your app is called "abd.xyz", you should either find it in ~/.local/share/abd.xyz or under ./config/abd.xyz

@gpatel-fr phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ uname -r 5.4.289-qgki-gcfce8884187a

@skipperkeith hello again, i have successfully installed waydroid: i installed waydroid helper from the openstore selected 'install waydroid' this time the download finished without incident (my earlier failures might have resulted from my mobile data hotspot's variable moods) messages were obvious and showed success but... once installed and opened in landscape mode, the screen was oddly divided and flashed the word 'waydroid' in a corner. not functional at all. finally... restarting the tablet in portrait mode, waydroid loaded, with the good old lineage boot graphics, and my ubuntu touch tablet became an android 'phone.' i'm typing this within duckduckgo browser (from aurora store) installed in lineage os running android14 in waydroid on the ex-android11 lenovo tablet, with its new base os - ubuntu touch - only a swipe away. brilliant! so far, performance is pretty good! even the windy (weather) app, with its impressive graphic displays, is perfectly usable. duckduckgo now syncs itself with my mac and android versions. great things seem possible, but i won't rush to load it up with apps like a new 'phone.' i'm impressed! waydroid helper is only one method of installing waydroid, but is also useful for stopping a waydroid session, and more. here's hoping my experience at least encourages you, and maybe others too. cheers, KJU

@gpatel-fr I guess, when all will be ready, that Ratchanan will give the go to use QT6 in clickable with the next framework as he did for 24.04.

@Lazarus2026 wel yea seems like, but i see you have one support porter already xD. its a pity, i am not a developer aswell, and i do feel like it is a great experience doing one sometime... but i dont think anyone can do that without the device. there is plenty of help and support once you read the porting document because i believe porters do help eachother...

The behaviour of the Quintus seems related to this Gitlab issue: Bluetooth sometimes in a state where not all paired devices are listed and can be connected

@musicologist I also noticed this issue (24.04-1.3). It doesn't occur every time (AFAIK) and in my case it can't be linked to turning mobile data on and off, as I've not used that feature yet on the Quintus. When I noticed it, turning WiFi off and then back on was enough to make the SSIDs visible, though.

@naz.r Merezhyvo works normally with my volla 22 on 24.04-2.x daily . Thanks. The browser can be too open from the OpenStore without crashing.

@utkarshdubeyfsd said: are there any alternative methods, such as unofficial ports or custom ROM installations, that would allow me to run Ubuntu Touch on this hardware? First place to look at would be the XDA forums as there are, or at least were, some unofficial Ubuntu Touch ports that pop there sometime.

Here I would, at least for security-criticsl apps, recommend going the Snap route. Not only does it do fine-grained AppArmor mediation, it also does cgroup, udev and seccomp configuration to reduce the attack surface available to the app. It has it way harder than ordinary Ubuntu Touch apps to escape the sandbox, even compared to clicks. Snaps are very well suited for paranoid usecases.

@pparent I don't know if you'll risk it, I can't give you any warranty as it's not tested by me, but you could try to download the config file, edit it to set a bigger value for system_a: - fastboot:resize_logical_partition: partition: "system_a" size: 3221225472 and launch the installer with the -f option on the modified file. If you need hand holding, you could find more experienced people than me on this forum or on Telegram. edit: I forgot to say that you'll probably need to set a value in 4K blocks and multiply it by 4096.

@nbdynl said: @trunghieu1710, out of curiousity, why would you want to have any os installed without a functioning screen? Where I live, they use a number of Samsung devices, including the Samsung S7. They use them in large quantities, around several hundred thousand, to run fake advertisements and obtain promotional codes.These phones have been modified to receive power directly and remove the screen, controlling everything entirely via ADB. I can buy them very cheaply and I want to take advantage of that.

@projectmoon said: what is the way to undo this? update urls set domainsuffix=null where domainsuffix='nothing.org';

@systemmaniac2010 said: I have reached out to the telegram group and a member going by the username Pavel Glad you found support.

@messayisto said: Will all the good stuff landed in 24.04.2 be backported to 24.04.1? No, not all the good stuff. But some of it might

@kristatos Oh fine for uNav. (good to know (available in the search context as I can see)) For hiking, I would prefer PureMaps and the OepnTopoMap map.

@idonthatevests Some devices can power on SSD via USB-C OTG with power delivery. Fairphone 5 with Fairphone OS can do it, I use it with a sandisk extreme SSD 500Go, it works very well. On the other way, if I want to use an HDMI dongle with SSD attached, for example to play a movie with my FP5 from the SSD, I have to power the dongle with external power because FP5 can't deliver enough power to SSD and dongle with HDMI/audio output in use for a stable playback. Now I still don't have a FP5 with UT on it so I can't test with this OS for now (will come).