+1 here, tried to resolve it with UVolMan, but with no success.

Hi all!
Just to steer things up a bit regarding issues with no signals about incoming calls. Today I've installed latest update (OS build number 2020-02-18/2) and tried again to test whether there are some improvements regarding the subject. Unfortunately not real improvement happened in usual mode, still about half of incoming calls are missed with no signal about them. However, what I noticed is that when device is connected to charger or PC - then suddenly it starts receiving all the calls. From 10 incoming test calls with different period of time between them it did not miss a single one, which had never happened before. Mb this is some direction to dig in? Until no proper fix is found - mb this info could be at least used to create some hacky work-around to this issue? At least phone would become usable.
Cheers!

Ok, so what I could find so far:

1. Following this link ( https://askubuntu.com/questions/601950/import-sms-mms-on-ubuntu-touch ) , I've copied this 'history.sqlite' file from ~/.local/share/history-service/ directory to my PC.
2. This file cannot be accessed via File Manager, so either use Terminal application and mangle through typing commands or use connection via SSH or smth similar
3. I examined this 'history.sqlite' with DB Browser for SQLite app ( http://sqlitebrowser.org ), in this DB you can find table called 'text_events' - this is basically your SMS's.

Not a user friendly way, but hey, watcha gonna do If you're an expert in bash/SQL - I bet you can write a script to export all the SMS's less painfully. MB some code in Python could do as well - I bet there are some bindings to SQLite in it. This is for the 'export' part.

'Import' would be much more trickier I guess, cause you probably will have to account for inner structure of this database - who knows which data is binded to which or where it is referred (tables, triggers, procedures). Some experimentation is necessary to find out for sure.

Hope this will help somebody except me

Hi all.
Just tried to run the installation of gst-droid as described in the first post. Camera started working when making photos. Attempt to record leads to camera app crash, still better then nothing, amazing job!

Do I understand correctly that this fix is still no in 'main-stream' and installing any system update on the phone will lead to wiping this app?
Many thanks!

Hi all!

Following advice from @banderson5586:

1. flashed TWRP to recovery partition using fastboot
   'fastboot flash recovery <twrp.img>
   where twrp.img was downloaded from https://twrp.me/oneplus/oneplusthree.html
2. rebooted phone if 'recovery' mode and then using UI of TWRP I did the following

• fixed 'cache' partition
• fixed 'data' partition
• formatted and fixed 'system' partition

3. after that installation with ubports-installer v.0.4.6 could be finished successfully.

Now all seem to work finally!

Important step was to format and fix the 'system' partition, before I did that, only fixing 'cache' and 'data' partition did not help - installation always stalled somewhere in the middle of 'sending' phase, when Ubuntu OS is supposed to be flashed on the device. After doing manipulations with 'system' partition, finally all finished successfully.

Thank you everybody for your comments and shared experience! And special thanks to UBPorts developers who make it all possible in the first place!

Hi all!

I'm about to flash the UBPorts version of UT on my device. I've figured a painless way to sync my contacts and now I'm trying to find easy solution to move my calendar as well. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!

This really is a great work you are doing! Just want to say 'Thank you!' and ask to finish the whole thing, it will be a great place for any beginner to really get 'hands dirty' with the code!

@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.

@Lakotaubp said in Oneplus 3/3T:

@pglushkov 20.46 yesterday just under a load of new joiners. Main UBports group https://t.me/ubports/240328

Many thanks!!

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!

Tried the 'dev' channel for several days - still same situation on OP3T, battery is empty in about 10-12 hours tops

@flohack
thx for explanation!

Thanks for the advice!

Sorry for a delayed reply. Checked the thread, my 'top' also shows kworker as one of main processes that eat up resources, but not sure whether that is expected or not. Will try to use update from 'dev' channel and see whether that will help.

Cheers!

OnePlus 3T, same story. Wify and celullar connections became more stable, but batfery is drained like on an old android

@applee
thank you for the explanation!

Hi everyone! A bit of a 'noob' question : if I'm on a 'dev' channel does this mean that all the features of OTA-16 were already installed on my device for quite a while? Or switching to 'stable' and installing it will indeed bring a lot of new stuff?
Thanks!

+1 here, tried to resolve it with UVolMan, but with no success.

Hi all.
Just tried to run the installation of gst-droid as described in the first post. Camera started working when making photos. Attempt to record leads to camera app crash, still better then nothing, amazing job!

Do I understand correctly that this fix is still no in 'main-stream' and installing any system update on the phone will lead to wiping this app?
Many thanks!

@Flohack thank you very much for the explanation! So it should basically be available in every Ubuntu Touch device from the terminal? (on device or via mtp)

Hi all! Sorry for a bit of an off-topic, but I've already seen several mentions of this 'test_gps' utility in different topics on this forum. Could you please explain what that is and how to acquire it?
Thanks!