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    • LakotaubpL
      Lakotaubp
      last edited by Lakotaubp

      Just had new update 430 land for OPO

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        advocatux @Lakotaubp
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        @lakotaubp if you feel adventurous... 😃

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        • LakotaubpL
          Lakotaubp @advocatux
          last edited by

          @advocatux white screen of blue circle doom after 5 min. Looks like OPO stuffed up

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          • truscellinoT
            truscellino
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            Hi all,
            I don't understand how to re-install another version... I don't think developer mode is enabled on my machine and I can't enable it any more due to the white screen of death we are seeing... so I can't see the solution?
            Thanks, Marc

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            • LakotaubpL
              Lakotaubp @truscellino
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              @truscellino have just put my OPO back to 428 on the dev channel following the instructions given above by @advocatux using ubuntu-device-flash. You need adb on your pc/laptop and can install ubuntu-device -flash with sudo apt install ubuntu-device-flash. Make sure you have the correct device code name (bacon in my case) and update version that was ok for your device (428 for OPO). So connect your device to pc/laptop start adb then for me it was
              ubuntu-device-flash --server=https://system-image.ubports.com touch --device=bacon --channel=ubports-touch/16.04/devel --revision=428
              hit enter and let it run. Good luck. Only up now as daft enough to try an update this late at night. Let us know how you get on back tomorrow.

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              • truscellinoT
                truscellino
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                OK sorry I got there finally... back in 16.04/rc now. My main problem was not to succeed in rebooting into recovery mode...
                Thank you for quick response, very much appreciated!

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                  Nikfrager
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                  Thanks to @advocatux I could flash the old image to my Moto G2 Titan. The command is
                  ubuntu-device-flash --verbose --server=https://system-image.ubports.com touch --device=titan --channel=16.04/community/walid/devel --revision=121
                  I had success and my device is fine again.

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                  • advocatuxA
                    advocatux @Nikfrager
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                    @nikfrager \o/

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                    • LakotaubpL
                      Lakotaubp @advocatux
                      last edited by

                      @advocatux Welcome back 431 works on my OPO!

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                      • advocatuxA
                        advocatux @Lakotaubp
                        last edited by advocatux

                        @lakotaubp kudos!

                        BTW I see @Nikfrager has added the verbose parameter. Good idea.

                        If anyone want to know about all the ubuntu-device-flash parameters available, see
                        http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/ubuntu-device-flash.1.html

                        Edit: fixed the wrong link (sorry)

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                        • LakotaubpL
                          Lakotaubp
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                          Nexus5 also ok on 532

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