Oneplus 3/3T

bsdfreak

@andybleaden you need to give in the allow-unauthorized to install with commandline

andybleaden

@bsdfreak oh cool thanks...did/does that make the OpenStore installation work? I remember this from previous earlier openstore installations before UBports really kicked in

pglushkov

@bsdfreak Hi! Could you please explain more specifically, what you mean by "give in the allow-unauthorized" ?
Thanks!

andybleaden

@pglushkov On the old version I used from @OMGUbuntu here

I had to allow it in the terminal

pkcon install-local --allow-untrusted openstore.openstore-team_0.103_armhf.click

Not convinced that will still work or is the correct version.

pglushkov

@andybleaden said in Oneplus 3/3T:

@pglushkov On the old version I used from @OMGUbuntu here

I had to allow it in the terminal

pkcon install-local --allow-untrusted openstore.openstore-team_0.103_armhf.click

Not convinced that will still work or is the correct version.

Yes, thank you! I've tried that with the 'allow-untrusted' option and it did not work, ARM64 is still ARM64. But @bsdfreak mentioned some 'allow-unauthorized', so I was wondering if mb that is something different.

andybleaden

@pglushkov hmmmm yes fear that is correct over to you @bsdfreak

bsdfreak

@andybleaden i mentioned it out of the top of my head and it is untrusted not unauthorized. Just checked it.

joe

@andybleaden I tried recompiling an app for arm64, but it still crashed on run.

Anyone know how to uninstall clicks from commandline? I can't seem to find the right package name.

andybleaden

@joe Used to be

sudo click unregister --user=phablet PACKAGE-NAME

or hold and long press on the app if it is in the dash

A Former User

Definitely sweet dreams are made of this... XD

joe

@andybleaden thanks. On the oneplus 3 the long press just seems to open the page on open-store.io. I'm guessing because there is no open store app.

joe

@joe said in Oneplus 3/3T:

@andybleaden I tried recompiling an app for arm64, but it still crashed on run.

Seems to have been the app that has a problem. Either HTML-based or the ogra container.

Pure qml app compiled for arm64 worked. Tricky to transfer it to the device without ADB.

andybleaden

@joe Oooh and did that let you download and install then or did you come up with permission issues?

joe

@andybleaden
Please let me know if you know another way, but I did this:

For my app:

clickable build --arch arm64

Uploaded the click file somewhere that I could download via browser
Download onto OP3
In terminal on OP3

pkcon install-local clickpackagename.click --allow-untrusted

that should get around permission issues.
5. Since there is no way to refresh the app drawer in the 'edge' version yet, reboot the device.

ernest

I'm lazy to upload the file to my phone, as example:

clickable clean && clickable build && clickable click-build && scp build/utrack_0.4_all.click phablet@192.168.1.146:/home/phablet/

bsdfreak

I've tried to recompile teleports and some other apps. If i have teleports and a whatsapp web client of some sort i would be pretty happy to use it for some more day to day use testing.

joe

This is a good first app to install (UT Tweak Tool https://open-store.io/app/ut-tweak-tool.sverzegnassi) :

Allows you to install/uninstall clicks, and restart Unity 8 so that they show in the app drawer.

Lakotaubp

Tried today with 0.4.9 using wipe option. Can get as far as sending files with progress showing at three quarters there, then connection goes, phone has the your phone is unlocked and untrusted screen.
0.4.6 says it's installed, but it isn't. tried Daltons fastboot format but still no go. Time for a break. So close but so far.

A Former User

@Lakotaubp Hi there. After many, many attempts to install on my OPO3T the steps that seemed to make the difference for me were

being able to get the Android Recovery screen up via vol&pwr button press with phone not connected to installer. This took a lot of faffing about between three different screens, including 'oem unlocked,untrusted device' screen.
From the Android Recovery screen, selecting Android Actions and attempting a factory reset with a delete or wipe (something or other, difficult to remember) option. This ultimately threw up some sort of error on completion. And it still couldn't boot into Android. But I continued...
Finally, get the Android Recovery screen up again before presenting the phone to the installer and running it

The first run failed and the second run completed. Suspect you have tried all this but hope it may help! Good luck anyway.

Lakotaubp

Hip Hip Hooray UT on my OP3 today. Flashed twrp cleared out cache,data and system reran 0.4.8 installer and I have Ut. Thanks to everyone who has posted here it all helped in one way or another. Off to play now.