Oneplus 3/3T
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@jussihi thanks for you response. Are you using a Oneplus3 or a Oneplus 3T? I use a Oneplus3 . Did you use any particular version of TWRP? Not sure how much it matters but what version of OxygenOs did you have on it before? I had the latest one 9.0.5 .
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After unsuccessfully trying multiple times, I not only wiped all partitions, but also formatted Data Partition in the first step. This seems to have made the difference.
@vince1171 Ubuntu-touch is successfully installed on my Oneplus3. Cheers
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@Flohack done
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Ooh looks a little breaky .
Will give it a try soon in that case -
The Oneplus3 now appears in the installer https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer
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Call now do work on the latest release
also camera is somewhat working on arm64.And you can now install it with the installer
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Trying the installer with Oneplus3T but it cannot get past the 'Sending...' screen so far. I've waited for 30 mins or so. That should be enough, no?
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The phone is showing Android Recovery screen with options: 'reboot system now', 'ubuntu actions, and 'android actions'. Screen is otherwise black (there was a flash of colour that looked as though it might have been the android robot lying down, but it was only there for a fraction of a second). Phone getting quite warm.Previous experiences suggest I should go and get a better cable!
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@ziggutas I had to reboot into the recovery again before it would send.
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@PhoenixLandPirat Ah, thanks for that. I'll give it a go.Unfortunately my laptop has just packed up (I'm typing on pc) and other matters are calling for attention so I might have to leave this until tomorrow.
Will report back later...
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@mariogrip have you test calling to and from Op3? On Vince's port the calling on to Op3 is broken(sound and mic don't work, screen won't wake up only upon pressing power button) Calling from Op3 works fine.
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@ziggutas said in Oneplus 3/3T:
Trying the installer with Oneplus3T but it cannot get past the 'Sending...' screen so far. I've waited for 30 mins or so. That should be enough, no?
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The phone is showing Android Recovery screen with options: 'reboot system now', 'ubuntu actions, and 'android actions'. Screen is otherwise black (there was a flash of colour that looked as though it might have been the android robot lying down, but it was only there for a fraction of a second). Phone getting quite warm.Previous experiences suggest I should go and get a better cable!
Hi all! Having same issue, stuck at this step. Device - OnePlus 3T, trying to install from Windows version of UBPorts installer. Any advice or instructions please?
P.S. Also tried to 'reboot to recovery as PhoenixLandPirate suggested - did not help.
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@mariogrip rather a nice experience to install on Op3t, well done, thanks for your hard work Marius.
How to enable FLASHLIGHT? Should I install: sudo ubports-qa install PR-22
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@pglushkov same problem here....
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Today tried again, but this time running UBPorts Installer on Ubuntu 18.04, deb-version. Still have same result. UBPorts stdout says:
peter@peter-pg-lt-gps:~$ sudo ubports-installer Gtk-Message: 16:10:56.149: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" info: Welcome to the UBports Installer version 0.4.5-beta! Pug interceptor registered successfully info: Downloaded file 1 of 1 checked: keyring-4c4e7ef380ebcfa2c31084efa199138e93bfed8fc58aa3eb06bdf75a78af9b57.tar.xz true checked: version-5.tar.xz true checked: device-b4422d1593b76acedd819149ddb24b505a9cc345c6d73cf8094996a926b44ca1.tar.xz false checked: ubports-ab82f71538d423d2ede781431e719918bb0c3450f148c230407f58083c9b7e77.tar.xz true checked: device-b4422d1593b76acedd819149ddb24b505a9cc345c6d73cf8094996a926b44ca1.tar.xz true info: Good bye!
UI of installer still says 'Sending ...' endlessly, device stays at this 'reboot system now'/'ubuntu actions'/'android actions' menu. No reboots could help, nor to 'recovery', nor to 'fastboot'.
Any advice? Thanks!
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Could all of you with flashing problems please do the following...
You will need a computer with the
fastboot
package installed.- Boot to bootloader
- Run the command
fastboot format:ext4 cache && fastboot format:ext4 data
- Attempt installation again
It appears the problem is ADB trying to read a file from the data partition, failing, and simply blocking all connections.
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@UniSuperBox Thanks for the instructions; will try this in the next few days and post back here with the outcome.
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@UniSuperBox said in Oneplus 3/3T:
Could all of you with flashing problems please do the following...
You will need a computer with the
fastboot
package installed.- Boot to bootloader
- Run the command
fastboot format:ext4 cache && fastboot format:ext4 data
- Attempt installation again
It appears the problem is ADB trying to read a file from the data partition, failing, and simply blocking all connections.
Please note this will DELETE all data on the device.
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@mariogrip said in Oneplus 3/3T:
@UniSuperBox said in Oneplus 3/3T:
Could all of you with flashing problems please do the following...
You will need a computer with the
fastboot
package installed.- Boot to bootloader
- Run the command
fastboot format:ext4 cache && fastboot format:ext4 data
- Attempt installation again
It appears the problem is ADB trying to read a file from the data partition, failing, and simply blocking all connections.
Please note this will DELETE all data on the device.
Thank you @UniSuperBox and @mariogrip for your replies!
Tried to follow your instruction from above, two issues:
- When trying to format 'data' partition, fastboot returns error:
D:\Tools\platform-tools>fastboot format:ext4 data Warning: data type is , but ext4 was requested for formatting. fastboot: error: Couldn't parse partition size '0x'.
- I seem to have 'userdata' partition on my device and formatting it to ext4 goes successfully.
After that, installation procedure does not seem to progress, again stuck at same point. Mb something should be done with this 'data' vs 'userdata' situation?
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@UniSuperBox said in Oneplus 3/3T:
Could all of you with flashing problems please do the following...
You will need a computer with the
fastboot
package installed.- Boot to bootloader
- Run the command
fastboot format:ext4 cache && fastboot format:ext4 data
- Attempt installation again
It appears the problem is ADB trying to read a file from the data partition, failing, and simply blocking all connections.
Ran the command and noticed the word FAILED at the bottom of the output. Is that a problem?
Tried installer again, but still stuck on 'sending files' step of the process after 40 mins.
Phone will not boot into android anymore at the moment; it doesn't get past the spinning red and white dots. I'm not concerned about this necessarily...maybe I should be?file:///home/chris/Pictures/ubp-installer6Nov19,07-32am.png
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@ziggutas try the same command but with userdata instead of data