@lduboeuf Running /usr/share/ofono/scripts/get-tech-preference outputs Technology preference: nr. Running /usr/share/ofono/scripts/get-serving-cell-info tells me Radio Access Technology = lte, but I don't know if that helps

@poVoq I just tried now with the apk pure Revolut install. It installs but immediately says the device is not secure and will not start.

@Steinmoshe Yes ! Up to date tutorial for installing UBT on X3 Pro : https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11334/ubuntu-touch-ubt-tutorial-installation-guide-for-poco-x3-pro-vayu-and-help-channel

Up to date tutorial for installing UBT on X3 Pro : https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11334/ubuntu-touch-ubt-tutorial-installation-guide-for-poco-x3-pro-vayu-and-help-channel

@nnn19 Hi ! It exist a port for X3 Pro, you could see here : https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11334/ubuntu-touch-ubt-tutorial-installation-guide-for-poco-x3-pro-vayu-and-help-channel If you have time, could you test that works and don't and share it, please ?

@poVoq Unfortunately, that's very dependent on the device, I can do it with my OP5 and my Sennheiser BT headphones

@domubpkm Thanks for the info! calls are my biggest issue, they just keep calling all day every day.

I see this but I dont know what's working or not in it. https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/community-ports/android11/sony-xperia-10-iv

@poVoq No, sorry. Only A14.

I added Sudo to the Apt statements in .gitlab-ci.yml. I also added systempart=/dev/mapper/system to the deviceinfo file. For this part, https://lucaweiss.eu/post/2023-03-30-retrofit-dynamic-partition/ I'm trying to figure out where to add this on github. The code on github is referencing a number of other githubs by "clone." I'm trying to untangle it to get a since of what happens when and where. I want to make sure I'm not missing anything.

@MrT10001 i will try it and tell you the results, Thanks for the response.

Try this one https://ci.ubports.com/job/ubuntu-touch-rootfs/job/ubports%252Ffocal/83/artifact/

@Zardozor25 What happens when you try "fastboot devices"? Also if this is happening on Windows I had the same trouble. I resolved this by using Linux and installing android-tools. Windows absolutely refuses to see my FP5 in fastboot no matter what.

@RJDan provide us with important applications that can be easily installed (one-click in the store), are safe (not random code from a random stranger with a random license), and have all the essential functionalities. I am willing to pay some money, let's say for fully functional Firefox, fully functional MS Teams, Slack, Spotify,... but mainly, they should not be outdated or unupdated, and the microphone, camera, keyboard, and clipboard should work. I know it sounds like a lot, but theoretically, it could just be an integration of Snap/Flatpak into the store. but that no bug bounty, that is more like fundraising

@FixOne That would be amazing if it were doable as a click. In any case, thanks for sharing your work on this. I hope that was an especially delicious beer.

@kugiigi ah! Keen eye. I assumed it was set to automatic, but it was indeed set to manual. I've reset back to auto and am now able to see the different channels, so I am checking for updates. I'll report back once it finishes spinning

@oldpaint said in gcc 9.4 compiler in docker images: I thought I would start with the Botan library so I ran the command 'clickable build --libs --verbose' and that provoked a download of the correct docker container for my phone, arm64. I can't seem to provoke a download for the desktop docker container, amd64. I tried 'clickable desktop ...' but no joy. You could try 'CLICKABLE_ARCH=amd64 clickable build --libs --verbose' or 'clickable build --arch amd64 --libs --verbose' in order to specify the architecture. Your architecture should also be defined in your manifest.json file. (The app template should provide a manifest.json file by default. It is maybe under data/. You can read about it here: https://clickable-ut.dev/en/latest/usage.html ) The architecture will probably be whatever architecture is specified when executing clickable (likely arm64 by default).