the phone turned into a cap
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there was a work phone SANTONI , decided to put Ubports 0.8.4 . hanging on the splash screen "Ubuntu touch Powered bu the UBports Foundation " . I was left without a phone, I'm an idiot that I believed in UBports . tomorrow I'll go buy a new phone .
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@dimka I doubt your phone is bricked at all it just seems the install failed after installing recovery. I don't have the same phone but check here for advice https://forums.ubports.com/topic/3682/xiaomi-redmi-4x-santoni/110 check the adb connection is working correctly, maybe try clearing the cache (works for some devices) from recovery then retry the installer. Which version of UT where you trying to install stable, RC or development?
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@lakotaubp UBports 0.8.4-beta . installer, I thought I stuck it in, chose sanoni and went to the installation. I had no idea that I would have to jump with a tambourine and cast spells to install Ubuntu Touch.
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A simple thank you would have sufficed.
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@dimka Sometimes straight forward sometimes not I'm afraid. Did you choose the wipe option on the installer last time? If not just try again using that and watch the installer does it give any messages during the install?What OS are you installing fromhe more info you can give the more people can help. Also you can ask here https://t.me/WelcomePlus it's our install group on Telegram/TELEports you can get answers quicker there at times.
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@dimka said in the phone turned into a cap:
I had no idea that I would have to jump with a tambourine and cast spells to install Ubuntu Touch.
At least it didn't turn you into a frog like the last guy
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@dimka So you just want an apology for everything not working perfectly for you?
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@Dimka and @thilov a gentle reminder that the Ubuntu Code of Conduct still applies on this forum.
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@arubislander yes, sorry.
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managed to establish Ubuntu Touch . first put TWRP , cleared everything . and only after cleaning installed Ubuntu Touch . Thank you all for the answers, I hope I have one problem with the installation
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@dimka The answer is simple, LineageOS is a modded Android, Ubuntu Touch is totally different: Different kernel config, different use of partitions, different structure of the initramfs etc.
So, that all makes it hard to cover every case that users might have depending on:
- if they repartitioned their device
- if there is still data in the system partition which will prevent correct boot
- if data has been encrypted
- if the vendor partition is from a different Android release
And more ^^