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The UBports installer does make installing Ubuntu Touch easy, doesn't it?
Sadly the same is not (yet) the case for re-installing Android. There are plans to expand the functionality of the UBports installer to also install other open source operating systems. But if you are looking to reinstall the stock Android your device came with, you will need to look for help in those forums.
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Happily running Ubuntu Touch
Google Pixel 3a (24.04 preview)
JingPad (24.04 preview)
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Just wait for someone who can help you, or maybe ask on XDA, they give help for UBports AND androïd.
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All you need can be found via one of Googles websites. Having not done it I don't have a link handy, but it should be easy to find with a websearch.
Edit: Sorry got you mixed up with a nexus 5 user
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Yeah i need to read that maybe 20 times before start , dont want broke my phone with doing wrong thing
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@arubislander Not to go too off topic but it'd be amazing if the Ubuntu Touch installer did that, perhaps you could even brand it as an open source operating system installer for mobile?
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Yeah will be great if the installer can make a save of our old room for make return if you want ,because for the moment is really easy to go , but hard to come back
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@elastic i read more this morning very easy i guess tanks you
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@liscar if installing stock android gets too hard, maybe try installing some cutsom rom like LineageOS? those are generally easier to install
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@ComLarsic i've take a look for install lineage but it's not automatic flash
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Hi!
Did you try to reflash the phone using twrp and the latest official .zip? Theoretically speaking it should be possible to copy the current upgrade https://www.oneplus.com/de/support/softwareupgrade/details?code=PM1574156097213 onto a sd card or the internal storage of the phone. Flash the phone with twrp recovery ( https://twrp.me/oneplus/oneplusone.html) , reboot to recovery and flash the zip from within the twrp recovery.
