I found that the logs of Morph Browser and also of Sapot Browser show the websites I have been on. This way the Logviewer app will show my browser history even if I cleared it in Morph and Sapot respectively.
Apparently the Logviewer app retrieves the logs from journalctl. So there seems to be no way to prevent this persistent record (as opposed to 16.04 where the logs were deleted when the logged app was closed).
Do I miss something or is this a privacy issue?
tbh without explanation I consider this trolling.
@arubislander Thank you!
I have to admit it's pretty silly to write that down and then make it unnecessarily difficult to understand.
I have set my device to English (US) and give this version:
(...)
On the Tablet
-> UT appears on the TV screen in desktop mode
-> pressing "info" on TV remote control the TV says "Screen Mirroring"
-> Tablet display changes to kind of a touchpad with two buttons for left click and right click
-> Also tablet display shows a button for an onscreen keyboard which works when needed (e.g. Teleports)
In order to return to TV go to System Settings/Brightness & Display and turn off External display.
(...)
@arubislander I appreciate your approach.
@MrT10001
Found it. It's the Sapot browser - don't know why.
Every other app gives sufficient sound, including the Morph browser.
"Man findet es immer da, wo man zuletzt sucht" - German saying, meaning "you always find it where you are looking last" (deepl).
Thanks again.
@Bolly said in Privacy problem due to journalctl?:
Could this be a good place? https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/morph-browser/-/issues
I put it there even though it seems to be a general problem of systemd/journald.
Thanks for your replies, guys.
@sm-xcx
No problems under Focal.
But Noble (24.04-1.x stable):
Morph Qt6 crashing frequently.
Lomiri freezing, reboot necessary.
Waydroid crashing frequently.
uAdlock doesn't work.
Logviewer won't show logs of Morph Qt6, neither its own logs.
VoLTE seems to be working.
Thanks for everything! All the best to you!
Apparently @kugiigi was right in his assumption that the notch hack filled up / .
Reflashing freed 52 MB in / .
That turned out to be sufficient to install Kugi's Ambot Installer which is a great tool!
Everything's fine and I'm happy with the result.
Thanks to everyone!
@MrT10001
Great! Thank you so much!
I didn't get that README.md says "Reboot to fastbootd".
So when the device didn't boot up immediately after fastboot reboot fastboot (like it does after fastboot reboot bootloader)
I became impatient and pressed <Volume-down>+<Power> to end up in fastboot mode again.
Now the device is up.
Thanks again!
And thanks to @rubencarneiro!
I have experienced a huge difference between 1280x800 and 1920x1200. I'm having a X605F which I bought from a shop who sell used devices (am I allowed to put a link here?). I'm happy with it.
Apparently @kugiigi was right in his assumption that the notch hack filled up / .
Reflashing freed 52 MB in / .
That turned out to be sufficient to install Kugi's Ambot Installer which is a great tool!
Everything's fine and I'm happy with the result.
Thanks to everyone!
@kugiigi
Thanks for your reply!
After refleshing I have gained 52 MB on /
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
tmpfs 749M 4,3M 745M 1% /run
/dev/sda11 218G 2,1G 214G 1% /userdata
/dev/mapper/system_a 2,9G 2,8G 52M 99% /
/dev/loop0 450M 450M 0 100% /android
tmpfs 3,7G 4,0K 3,7G 1% /etc/fstab
tmpfs 3,7G 8,0K 3,7G 1% /dev/shm
tmpfs 5,0M 0 5,0M 0% /run/lock
tmpfs 3,7G 0 3,7G 0% /media
tmpfs 3,7G 28K 3,7G 1% /tmp
tmpfs 3,7G 0 3,7G 0% /var/lib/sudo
/dev/mapper/vendor_a 648M 646M 0 100% /android/vendor
/dev/mapper/odm_a 900K 896K 0 100% /android/odm
/dev/sda7 12M 144K 11M 2% /android/metadata
android_mnt 3,7G 0 3,7G 0% /mnt
/dev/sda3 27M 1,5M 25M 6% /mnt/vendor/persist
/dev/sda8 178M 36K 172M 1% /mnt/vendor/oempersist
/dev/sde6 195M 143M 53M 74% /android/vendor/firmware_mnt
/dev/sde11 59M 16M 43M 27% /android/vendor/dsp
/dev/sde7 64M 896K 64M 2% /android/vendor/bt_firmware
android_apex 3,7G 0 3,7G 0% /android/apex
halium-overlay-etc 2,9G 2,8G 52M 99% /android/system/etc
halium-overlay-ofono 2,9G 2,8G 52M 99% /etc/ofono
halium-overlay-conf.d 2,9G 2,8G 52M 99% /usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d
halium-overlay-system 2,9G 2,8G 52M 99% /usr/lib/systemd/system
workaround-session-migration-mtime 3,7G 28K 3,7G 1% /usr/share/session-migration/scripts
tmpfs 749M 168K 749M 1% /run/user/32011
Would you consider that enough to install Ambot Installer or the notch hack?
TIA!
Sadly Kugi's Ambot Installer doesn't work either - see my above post.
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
tmpfs 749M 4,3M 745M 1% /run
/dev/sda11 218G 2,1G 214G 1% /userdata
/dev/mapper/system_a 2,9G 2,9G 0 100% /
/dev/loop0 450M 450M 0 100% /android
tmpfs 3,7G 4,0K 3,7G 1% /etc/fstab
tmpfs 3,7G 8,0K 3,7G 1% /dev/shm
tmpfs 5,0M 0 5,0M 0% /run/lock
tmpfs 3,7G 0 3,7G 0% /media
tmpfs 3,7G 32K 3,7G 1% /tmp
tmpfs 3,7G 0 3,7G 0% /var/lib/sudo
/dev/mapper/vendor_a 648M 646M 0 100% /android/vendor
/dev/mapper/odm_a 900K 896K 0 100% /android/odm
/dev/sda7 12M 144K 11M 2% /android/metadata
android_mnt 3,7G 0 3,7G 0% /mnt
/dev/sda3 27M 1,5M 25M 6% /mnt/vendor/persist
/dev/sda8 178M 36K 172M 1% /mnt/vendor/oempersist
/dev/sde6 195M 143M 53M 74% /android/vendor/firmware_mnt
/dev/sde11 59M 16M 43M 27% /android/vendor/dsp
/dev/sde7 64M 896K 64M 2% /android/vendor/bt_firmware
android_apex 3,7G 0 3,7G 0% /android/apex
halium-overlay-etc 2,9G 2,9G 0 100% /android/system/etc
halium-overlay-ofono 2,9G 2,9G 0 100% /etc/ofono
halium-overlay-conf.d 2,9G 2,9G 0 100% /usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d
halium-overlay-system 2,9G 2,9G 0 100% /usr/lib/systemd/system
workaround-session-migration-mtime 3,7G 32K 3,7G 1% /usr/share/session-migration/scripts
tmpfs 749M 172K 749M 1% /run/user/32011
tmpfs 3,7G 0 3,7G 0% /var/cache/apt/archives
tmpfs 3,7G 285M 3,4G 8% /var/lib/apt/lists
Lots of space left - or am I missing something?
I added messages to apply-notch-hax.sh in order to see how far it runs. The last message is given before the script tries to run
sudo apt update. Therefore I think apt is the problem.
@kristatos
Thanks for your reply!
Ambot Installer won't work either - ("Lomiri Plus Essentials cannot be installed...")
The script stops when run as root and demands to be run as phablet.
I'm running 24.04-1.2 stable.
In order to fix the panel notch I followed instructions on https://github.com/JamiKettunen/lomiri-notch-hax
When running apply-notch-hax.sh Iget a (german) message saying (translated):
Any ideas?
TIA!
Sorry that I didn't read your post properly.
I just saw the title and wanted to say that the device maybe kind of overstrained running 24.04.
So, "Runs very smoothly without any flaws. The experience on this device will be comparable to other mobile OSes on the market" was true when running 20.04. But definitely not when running 24.04
@sm-xcx
No problems under Focal.
But Noble (24.04-1.x stable):
Morph Qt6 crashing frequently.
Lomiri freezing, reboot necessary.
Waydroid crashing frequently.
uAdlock doesn't work.
Logviewer won't show logs of Morph Qt6, neither its own logs.
VoLTE seems to be working.
Had another try and this time mysteriously it worked out.
I used v5.2228 for linux (from https://spflashtools.com/).
@MrT10001
Thanks for your reply.
I actually had UT running on another x306f which unfortunately slipped out of my hand and fell from the balcony of a hotel room on the 4th floor (true story 
).
Rúben doesn't mention EDL on https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/community-ports/android11/lenovo-tab-m10-hd/lenovo-m10-hd/-/blob/main/README.md?ref_type=heads
Flash Tool doesn't find USB port.
Is it possible to do it via fastboot?