@redmiguy3 the error you're facing has a simple fix listed here

@armen We do not support dualboot. It maybe possible on some devices by various methods but it is not officially supported.

@cerberustech If the device is not listed here https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/ is will need porting as each device requires it's own specific port. Details here https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2068/halium-first-steps. Also I will move the post for now https://forums.ubports.com/topic/206/will-you-port-to-device-x

@muling Due to life taking over, I have had no chance to get my Kenzo's out. I will add it to my list of things to have a look at.

@joão-fornaza With Xiaomi you have to use a Windows PC and use the Mi Flash tool to flash back to stock ROM. Word of warning with Xiaomi, DO NOT LOCK the bootloader once it is unlocked. You have a great chance of bricking the device.

@jlneng9711 said in Xi red 9 browser issue and question: So basicaly, latest dev version. Opened morph and tried to download a amazing linux background .jpeg anyway. The browser shotdown when trying to download something... Not only for images... Lets say just the whole browser... I am not going to test anything Facebook related for you but I can help with the download issue so : Where is that amazing background located ?! I was thinking of excecuting a command like.. Wget You want to wget the jpeg file ? That shoud work! but then like ubunutu 20.04 and then overwritw the whole system... Anyone a idee of possibility? No idea what you are talking about... :$

@keneda yeah, exactly i thougt about touch keys under cover of the phone. I understand that ubuntu touch works on gestures but i think that this would be grate idea to create some shortcuts to some applications/functions. A lot of phones have additional keys on cover for example mi 9 (to google services).

@lakotaubp anbox works fine for whatsapp

@synnyg_r If you flashed via script halium-install-standalone.sh dont forget to add argument with -p ut halium-install-standalone.sh -p ut path/to/rootfs.tar.gz path/to/system.img

Are you still going out?