VP22 Upgrade from 24.04-1.0 to 24.04-1.1 failed
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While this went smooth on my Volla Phone and Volla Phone X, the upgrade from 24.04-1.0 to 24.04-1.1 failed on my Volla Phone 22.
I'm on stable channel and startet the upgrade process from the updater in the settings.
It rebooted and the normal update applying screen showed (Yumi was tiny compared to the other phones).
It rebooted again and got stuck at the Volla logo. After an hour I turned it off because it got pretty warm.
Now, after turning it on, I see the Volla logo and then the screen starts flickering and nothing else happens.What am I supposed to do now?
I had issues with this phone before, Volla support helped me to solve. Since then, the installer doesn't recognise the phone as Volla Phone 22 any more.
Nevertheless, that was in 16.04 times and all upgrades (to 20.04, to 24.04 and those in between) went yet smooth since then...
So in case of using the installer I have to choose it manually...Should I try the installer?
Does that work without having developer options enabled?Thanks in advance!
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Does that work without having developer options enabled?
Normally yes, it's unrelated if we're talking about Ubuntu Touch developer mode.
Have you tried to boot with long push on "power" and "volume up" buttons at the same time, until you see a "Recovery Menu", then select the first option "Boot recovery", then connect it in USB to the installer? For me it is detected by the installer only this way.
Thank's for reporting this bug, I'm honestly a bit cautious about upgrading my own VollaPhone 22, since there were similar reports in pre-release, and apparently still now. Anyone can report it the upgrade worked for them?
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@pparent For me, I am in 24.04-1.1 stable and the update is ok. It was done normally using the Volla 22 (system parameters). However, I was in 24.04-1.1 candidate before and even daily before candidate. So I can't say from 1.0 stable to 1.1 stable.
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I had the same issue with my Volla Phone 22 after updating to the latest stable release. Factory reset didn't work either and got stuck in a boot loop.
I used the installer to re-flash the phone and it's working now as should.
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@pparent said in VP22 Upgrade from 24.04-1.0 to 24.04-1.1 failed:
Does that work without having developer options enabled?
Normally yes, it's unrelated if we're talking about Ubuntu Touch developer mode.
Have you tried to boot with long push on "power" and "volume up" buttons at the same time, until you see a "Recovery Menu", then select the first option "Boot recovery", then connect it in USB to the installer? For me it is detected by the installer only this way.
Thank's for reporting this bug, I'm honestly a bit cautious about upgrading my own VollaPhone 22, since there were similar reports in pre-release, and apparently still now. Anyone can report it the upgrade worked for them?
Thank you so much, that worked.
The installer recognised the phone as Volla Phone 22 (mimameid) again, immediatly. Flashing went smooth, without problems and Yumi was normal sized again during installation (I don't know if that matters or is of any interest).
My Volla Phone 22 is on 24.04-1.1 stable now, too. -
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@Maik said in VP22 Upgrade from 24.04-1.0 to 24.04-1.1 failed:
I had the same issue with my Volla Phone 22 after updating to the latest stable release. Factory reset didn't work either and got stuck in a boot loop.
I used the installer to re-flash the phone and it's working now as should.
That's not very reassuring! Not sure if the dev team is aware of that problem.
For this reason I will do the upgrade when I have time to tinker in case of a problem.
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@pparent On my Volla Phone X and Lenovo Tab the upgrade went flawless. Only the Volla Phone 22 had issues. I mentioned it on Telegram but didn't have time to report it to the dev's.
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@Maik said in VP22 Upgrade from 24.04-1.0 to 24.04-1.1 failed:
Only the Volla Phone 22 had issues. I mentioned it on Telegram but didn't have time to report it to the dev's.
It's because Vollaphone 22 is the only one the get an Halium upgrade with this release. Curious if you have noticed or not any performance improvement, thank's to that upgrade, by the way.
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@pparent I indeed noticed some slight performance improvement for example when swiping from the right to show the running apps, slide through them and swipe to close the apps.
Edit: After using it some more i also noticed that the Open Store is more responsive and sliding down the menu's from the top bar is a much smoother experience. I'm very pleased with this release.
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@Maik said in VP22 Upgrade from 24.04-1.0 to 24.04-1.1 failed:
@pparent I indeed noticed some slight performance improvement for example when swiping from the right to show the running apps, slide through them and swipe to close the apps.
Edit: After using it some more i also noticed that the Open Store is more responsive and sliding down the menu's from the top bar is a much smoother experience. I'm very pleased with this release.
Nice I will do the upgrade next week!
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Today I got the the update from 1.0 to 1.1 and did it via Updates in the Settings-App. The update installed fine and after a reboot everything works like expected.
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For me it also feels more performant. That's great!
A big THANK YOU to the dev team!
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Can you confirm that on the volla 22 music app no โโlonger works correctly in 24.04-1.1 stable? If so, probably on other smartphones too..
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@domubpkm Could you elaborate on that? What exactly doesn't work correctly?
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@domubpkm I can not confirm this. On mine the player is working like expected. It shows my music and it also plays the selected songs.
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@maik @kristatos Solved ! the culprit was an audio file in picture ! thanks
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Well eventually I did make the upgrade, and It did break the system. Reboots to a slightly flickering screen.
I'm currently reinstalling the system....
EDIT: reinstall worked, I'm now running 24.04-1.1 with success!
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After the upgrade I cannot watch videos with the Multimedia player, do you experience the same problem?
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Also I cannot record any video anymore from the camera....
Dec 07 17:42:22 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[5729]: file:///opt/click.ubuntu.com/camera.ubports/4.1.1/qml/camera-app.qml:104:5: Unable to assign [undefined] to int Dec 07 17:42:22 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:22.596] qtmir.sensor: PlatformScreen[0x558c982a80]::customEvent() - unknown orientation. Dec 07 17:42:22 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:22.595] qtmir.sensor: PlatformScreen[0x558c982a80]::onOrientationReadingChanged() Dec 07 17:42:22 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:22.595] qtmir.sensor: OrientationSensor::readingChanged Dec 07 17:42:20 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[5729]: QMediaRecorder error: "Cannot stop video recording" Dec 07 17:42:20 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[5729]: void AalMediaRecorderControl::stopRecording() Dec 07 17:42:19 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:19.512] QProcess: Destroyed while process ("gettext") is still running. Dec 07 17:42:09 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[5729]: qml: optionsOverlayClose Dec 07 17:42:08 ubuntu-phablet pulseaudio[2792]: library "libsndcardparser.so" not found Dec 07 17:42:08 ubuntu-phablet pulseaudio[2792]: library "libsndcardparser.so" not found Dec 07 17:42:08 ubuntu-phablet trust-stored-skeleton[3228]: I20251207 17:42:08.910771 3566 cached_agent_glog_reporter.cpp:32] CachedAgent::authenticate_request_with_pa> Dec 07 17:42:08 ubuntu-phablet core::trust::Daemon::Skeleton[3228]: CachedAgent::authenticate_request_with_parameters: Application pid: 5729 Application uid: 32011 Appl> Dec 07 17:42:07 ubuntu-phablet systemd[1]: Started session-c2.scope - Session c2 of User phablet. Dec 07 17:42:07 ubuntu-phablet systemd-logind[1663]: [๐ก] New session c2 of user phablet. Dec 07 17:42:07 ubuntu-phablet adbd-pam-session[6147]: pam_unix(adbd-pam-session:session): session opened for user phablet(uid=32011) by (uid=32011) Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.312] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 494059 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.312] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 494051 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.312] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 494042 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.311] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 494034 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.311] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 494025 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.311] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 494016 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.311] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 494008 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.310] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 493999 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.310] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 493991 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.310] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 493983 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.309] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 493974 Dec 07 17:42:05 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:05.309] qtmir.mir.input: EventBuilder::makeMirEvent didn't find EventInfo with timestamp 493905 Dec 07 17:42:22 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[5729]: file:///opt/click.ubuntu.com/camera.ubports/4.1.1/qml/camera-app.qml:104:5: Unable to assign [undefined] to int Dec 07 17:42:22 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:22.596] qtmir.sensor: PlatformScreen[0x558c982a80]::customEvent() - unknown orientation. Dec 07 17:42:22 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:22.595] qtmir.sensor: PlatformScreen[0x558c982a80]::onOrientationReadingChanged() Dec 07 17:42:22 ubuntu-phablet lomiri[3385]: [2025-12-07:17:42:22.595] qtmir.sensor: OrientationSensor::readingChanged Dec 07 17:42:20 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[5729]: QMediaRecorder error: "Cannot stop video recording" Dec 07 17:42:20 ubuntu-phablet aa-exec[5729]: void AalMediaRecorderControl::stopRecording() -
@pparent Watch videos with media player and record videos work for me on my Volla 22. Did you try to switch off (not reboot) and restart again the phone to see if you have the same problems ?