Regarding your qmi.h issue it seems to come from hardware/qcom/wlan being a different version from fairphone's one. I am trying to get a successful build without resorting to copy-paste (apart from the binary bundle I download from code.fairphone.com) so I modified my .repo/manifests/default.xml to remove the default hardware/qcom/wlan line and replace it by the one you can find in the Fairphone Open Source release. It's still building (and will be for a while) but I am pretty sure I am past the part where it used to block !

If you want to pm me on FP's official forum so we can coordinate and avoid duplicating efforts, my handle is Arvil (with Batman on LSD as my Avatar )

EDIT : It actually goes forward until I reach an issue with hardware/qcom/audio-caf, I'm still figuring it out

EDIT 2 : I removed audio-caf from the manifest and...

#### make completed successfully (01:03:35 (hh:mm:ss)) ####

arvil@michel:~/fp2-ut/phablet$

YESS ! Now I have to try it, I'll put the manifest in a git repo soon

But that citation refers to Canonical dropping an effort to port to FP2. The previous poster is talking about the ubports effort.

Correct - however, with support from Canonical or not, the point where I got stuck, I think, is way before a point where one should talk about "supported" or "not supported" - I guess (and it's really only a guess), that the complaints about "qmi.h" are more likely to point to a wrongly setup build environment (to my limited knowledge, this is part of the kernel, and should be created or symlinked to when building it succeeds).

Missing libraries may point to a wrongly setup build path, too - or problems with the repo (wrong version / source / tag / server-error whatsoever).

Flashing the image provided by Marius works, Ubuntu boots up and appears to be quite stable at it's current state, although it's of course not complete. I, however, failed to reproduce even that image, and that's probably not linked to support from canonical. If I have some spare time the next days, I can provide a kind of "log" I wrote when setting up my environment, if it is of any use...

Citing sources from Trello; it looks like the team dropped it in Nov, last year \ by @dholbach.

But that citation refers to Canonical dropping an effort to port to FP2. The previous poster is talking about the ubports effort. Marius is still showing off the phone.