@Ian I agree. 100 percent

@frifo Congratulationss! Satisfying to hear that it finally worked. Enjoy Ubuntu Touch!

@drbsin You can also change the password by chrooting into the rootfs from the recovery and do passwd phablet as root. This works as UT doesn't support full disk encryption yet (although it has been showcased on FP5).

@OtaDr Thank you for sharing the link, however, I do not watch youtube. I appreciate your effort in trying to help me. It simply looks like UT is not an OS designed for my needs.

@phmqXPD sorry for the late reply....yeah the idea is to integrate each device tree into its own section and add more to it as time goes on into the framework.....yeah I'm going to bet RN but when I get up ill post the script and lets talk about it and mold it to awesomeness.....I imagine ill need jots of help....as for the links themselves for each....I will need need assistance.....let it be known I have never built UT....I just know I wanted a tool to do it and to make it easy.....I'm obessed with builder kitchens...starting with android back in the day....set some options click a button a bam there is your image.....also I'm building one for my pylinux distro....so i figured...why not try to do one for UT.....eventually my xaiomi redmi note 9 pro will die....then what of my relationship to UT?.....I wanna build for x86_64 and the rockchip rk3588s.....but I very much learn in my own autistic haphazard makes no sense way lol

@arubislander Ok I understand, I'm gonna grieve for my photos then ahah. Thanks for your answers

so my biggest issue is pip dependency and integration in the system able to retrieve these dependencies for basically all the pip packages i might have to rethink my approach to this

Thank you everyone for so many great suggestions! I'll look into each and every one of them.

@uwahl Ok thanks for this information :). It's good to know that the test_gps utility is not reliable. Unfortunatly for me all the apps (Pure Maps, uNav, SensorsStatus, Gps Toolkit) don't give me any fix. I hope someone can bring me a solution

@ikoz Actually the --help readout has "init" in parenthesis, that command works too

@Benoit-NL This seems like the Mailo-mail-web bookmark from Open Store. It has not been updated since 2022, which is a very long time in web developement. I would consider this app abandoned, and try to find another solution. I don't have a Mailo-account, but I would try things in this order: Dekko, e-mail app from the Open Store where you can register you e-mail accounts and send and receive mails. A bit similar to how Thunderbird works, if you have tried that in the past. You would probably need to use IMAP to configure the e-mail client. Download Mimi and uWolf. Log into your Mailo account and test these two browsers. If they don't work, learn how to install "clicks" and get the uFirefox browser in stead. Lastly, install Waydroid (a program that emulates an Android phone) and check your mail through a modern browser there, or the Mailo app if they have one that works on non Google phones.

Fairphone 5 with Orange in Spain works well with Volte.

SUCCESS! Hard to find out what's been the essential step. I just booted OxygenOs 10.5.7 this time with a SIM-card inserted and connected to WiFi immediately. Surprisingly now I could enable OEM-unlocking and after that "fastboot oem unlocked" without any issues. UT 20.04 is running, so the device will be my daily companion from now on. Thank you so much, mates! Didn't find out to mark that thread as solved.

@AppLee I can understand that the aim is not to add too much work if QT 6 is difficult to focal compatible. I just want us to get out of this incorfortable situation from an obsolete browser.

@ikoz Thank you much!

I cannot edit so update in new post: I am able to boot into fastboot mode using standard key combination and trying install ubuntu touch.

@kugiigi When using QGuiApplication::setAttribute(Qt::AA_EnableHighDpiScaling); it looks the same on phone and TV. That's nice, but i think i will stick with units.gu(). I've tried it and, so far, it works nice. I saw there are problems, but that's not the fault of my app.

So I gave it a try and set all the ownership in /home/phablet to phablet:phablet, and after a reboot the app actually found some of the new files. Looks like the app can't handle mpc files properly; or at least can't read the tags - they all end up in one "Unknown album" - but that's a different problem.

@kugiigi said in Manual ip parameters missing in wifi setup: I guess using nmtui/nmcli is easier It is for the idiots like me..... However I use a program to monitor my routers IP and MAC attachments so I can knock a device off if required and can access a device too if required.

@bearbobs very cool