Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1

vverve

@messayisto Well , stable is as it's say , for the sake of , learning/testing , i am reinstalling daily , from the phone updating app, not the installer ( ''the'' not recommended way ? maybe that changed?) and see if its working , or how many updates it will survive !!.
So , updated booted to 24.04-1 x daily on oneplus n10 5g ,says revision 353 ,
look like it all works for now , as stable did !
I will post it if it goes wrong .
i guess 24.04-1 x daily is 24.04-1-1 daily ?

Charly

Hello forum,

Since 24.04-1.1 rc1 I noticed that my micro SD card is read only mounted. I use a Volla X23.

Is this issue known?

Thank you very much and best regards
Charly

vverve

Sorry ...not about 24.04-1.1

A follow up of my second daily test , thumb down ,receiving messages last an update , well ,it worked after first reboot upon new daily revision , but stop after second reboot !!? encounter boot freezing in bootloader unlock warning stage ,same happend one month ago before daily stopped receiving messages.
Strange , plugged the phone to pc , to reinstall stable , forgot usb setting was in usb Tethering(here french=Partage de connection usb) , suddenly it picked up all those ''not received'' messages !!?!!
Tried to reproduce it , could not .
Back to stable , receiving messages.
Note ; daily here = 24.04-1-x , stable=24.04-1.0
one+ n10
Looked at logs a little , honestly not knowing where to look exactly , wont share any , but you can suggest or ask for some !

peat_psuwit

@Charly said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1:

Hello forum,

Since 24.04-1.1 rc1 I noticed that my micro SD card is read only mounted. I use a Volla X23.

Is this issue known?

I'm unable to reproduce this issue. There's actually a number of reasons a storage could be mounted read-only; could you please try switching back to 24.04-1.x Stable channel and see if the issue goes away?

Charly

@peat_psuwit

Hello,
I installed 24.04-1.0 again and the micro SD card is mounted read only there too.

I believe it still worked on 20.04.

Many thanks & best regards
Charly

DJac

hello,
i have tried to install the 24.04 on my sony xperia X. but it don't work. it stay on the "sony logo white page" for more than 1hr...
i tried 2 differents ways :

install with ubports installer
update with release candidate channel
same result.
is it better if i open a topic on sony xperia x page ?

gpatel-fr

@DJac

Hello, from https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/suzu/

Essential Features State: Abandoned

So your only chance is with Ubuntu 20.04 it seems, last UT version will not work just like this.

peat_psuwit

Update 18 November 2025

Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1 RC 2 is now available for testing. This release fixes:
- Issues with voice calls on Volla Phone 22.
- Crash in Messaging app when attempting to play an attached video or audio.
- Sending SMS on some VoLTE-enabled devices.

The new release date for Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1 is 25 November 2025.

Due to a migration in Volla Phone 22's hardware abstraction layer (HAL), after receiving Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1 RC 1 or later (including daily channel), you will be unable to switch back to Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0 using UI. Please follow this instruction to use UBports Installer to re-install Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0.
It is known that Sony Xperia X doesn't boot Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.x images. This has been known since before 24.04-1.0 release, but due to administrative mistake, the list of device on our release announcement was not updated. The release announcement blog has since been updated. Due to its age, we're unable to guarantee if we'll be able to restore support for Sony Xperia X within 24.04-1.x releases or not. We're sorry for your inconvenience.

Charly

Hello,

today I installed 24.04-1.1 rc2 but the micro SD card is still mounted read only.
This is a problem to me.

Many thanks & best regards
Charly

gpatel-fr

@Charly said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.1:

the micro SD card is still mounted read only.

i'll try to find a micro sd card in the following days to check if it's just your phone or a general problem.

In the mean time, if you can ssh to your phone and have some debugging practice, you could try to use

journalctl --user -e -u ciborium

and/or

udisksctl

(a command line utility)

to check a bit on how things stand.
Since I have never tried to do any test at all with a working and a non-working sd card on UT I'll not be able to help much in understanding these logs / reports, it's just that I know they exists.

Ah, well, you did check the sd card on another device to see if it has not developed a fault at the same moment ? I know it's unlikely, but such things do happen.