@AppLee Wow, that is nice news to hear. Thanks for mentioning!

@Simmonz similar behavior, but different cause I guess.

@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.

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

Ok, that's clear

Ok, that's clear

@josh Otherwise, it make sense on the first UT install to check the three checkboxes (wipe, partionning and bootstrap)

@johndoe Ok

Solved .. Well.. this is embarrassing, after rebooting the computer one more time, the Qualcomm drivers appaired. Went on to successfully install the original android 10 (ver 10.5.8) (metro-t-mobile ver) then installed - "Metro - to- Global", preassembled package image of oxogen OS ver 10.5.5 .. ( no trace of Metor-T-Mobil anymore) Then tried to flash EU firmware OxygenOS_10.5.2 . Then Global OxygenOS_10.5.3 as required for UT install.. both of theas attempts failed. MSM download tool error: "Device not match image (20880)" Thanks for your info Wally, Id sure like to hear what Ruben did, ? is OS ver 10.5.3 OR 10.5.2 an absolute must to install UT .. ? Thanks again

@RJDan I don't know about a gui, but dd is preinstalled in every linux system so you can try that. There is also the ISODrive UT app which could work for you, but it doesn't do exactly ehat you want.

@PhAndersson Hello, it happens to me now, and it also happened with previous OTAs, that the phone uses only the earpiece instead of the speaker for ringing, so the ringtone is silent. It was not possible to set it up, but restarting the device helps. I have a feeling that this happens after connecting the speaker via Bluetooth (hands-free in the car).

Thinking about it, I guess this is more an issue for a Waydroid forum. But before I refer it elsewhere, I'd just like to ask can anyone confirm that they have a working internet connection in Waydroid on their Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1? On my device I can very very occasionally get an internet connection by stopping the Waydroid session/container and rebooting. Even then it is very unstable and after a very brief time of using eg. a browser it freezes and the whole system crashes and the device has to be restarted. But if someone can say that it works for them it would really inspire me to keep trying!

@thedeafenguy From what I know about anti rollback protection, you can downgrade or upgrade without problem if you don't relock bootloader.

@vince.vs Please check your APN-Settings. On Operators Website are Settings for "elder Smartphones “ Try that first....

@RJDan No such thing (yet) as far as I know.

@zpeedmaster The easiest way to downgrade the Pixel 3a is to use the Android recovery tool in the chrome browser (not Chromium). Choose factory image PQ3B.190801.002 (the required ROM) from here. Then use the pixel repair tool in Chrome following the onscreen instructions. Check this thread out: Return phone to latest Android 9 (the steps below refer to the Android Flash Tool -- using the flash-all.sh script also works fine but starts with the phone booted into the bootloader) check that 'adb' is not running (otherwise, stop it with 'adb kill-server') turn phone on the usual way redo basic setup, as bootloader unlock returned it to factory default (see above) reconnect to phone using 'adb devices' to get prompt to authorized PC and allow it visit following URL in Chrome (authorise pop-ups in browser): https://flash.android.com/ select device select target build (PQ3B.190801.002) DO NOT select to relock bootloader click Install Build (confirm, accept license) DO NOT interact with device during flashing it reboots to fastboot reselect device in Chrome flash successful -- power cycle device reboot to Android 9, redo initial setup, enable dev. mode, USB debug, connect and allow PC, turn phone off

@UBportsNews Hello. Still happy thanks to Ubuntu Touch. I've done a few snap tests. For KeePassXC, I couldn't get it to work: keepassxc ERROR: ld.so: object 'libtls-padding.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded (failed to map segment from shared object): ignored. qt.qpa.plugin: Could not find the Qt platform plugin "ubuntumirclient" in "" qt.qpa.wayland: Creating a fake screen in order for Qt not to crash The Wayland connection broke. Did the Wayland compositor die? I just wanted to highlight an interesting post, I think, from the forum that suggests listing applications that work well under UT: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11143/snaps-tested A huge thank you to all those who contribute to the life of UT!!!!

@RJDan I had this problem and asked if anyone here on the forum had any suggestions. I think the answer I got was to try to open an example domain by typing html://example.com/ in the search bar on the browser. It somehow sorts things out..... but it was some time ago and I may have miss remembered.

@lukasfixit Did you have the correct version of Android installed before you started the installation?