@stanwood Well, I'll wait patiently. How can I mark the question as solved?

@kernelpancake Download a version of recovery from the twrp website. Make sure you are downloading the device version.

Download the stock version from the link provided by the) installer program.

That's version 9 of Android.

Leave the phone in fastboot mode, go to the folder where you have the recovery download and enter "fastboot boot twrp.img" in a terminal.

Once the recovery starts, delete everything, go to the advanced options and you will see that there is a sideload option.

Then once started, with the Zip file of the stock version of Android you write in the terminal "adb sideload stock.zip" (stock.zip is the example of the name.)

Just in case, do the process on both slots.

Once finished, you can start the phone normally and update it as you normally would

I am sorry if I have not explained myself well and I feel my English. I use google translate

@captainzer0 have you got gapps or vanilla?

@c4pp4 It comforts me to be able to use it even through mobile data

@c4pp4 When you have a few minutes it would be nice if you did a test without wifi and leave a comment if the problem persists

@kernelpancake Download a version of recovery from the twrp website. Make sure you are downloading the device version.

Download the stock version from the link provided by the) installer program.

That's version 9 of Android.

Leave the phone in fastboot mode, go to the folder where you have the recovery download and enter "fastboot boot twrp.img" in a terminal.

Once the recovery starts, delete everything, go to the advanced options and you will see that there is a sideload option.

Then once started, with the Zip file of the stock version of Android you write in the terminal "adb sideload stock.zip" (stock.zip is the example of the name.)

Just in case, do the process on both slots.

Once finished, you can start the phone normally and update it as you normally would

I am sorry if I have not explained myself well and I feel my English. I use google translate

@c4pp4 I have gapps

@stanwood Well, I'll wait patiently. How can I mark the question as solved?

@stanwood Ota from Ubuntu system or waydroid system?
Either way, I'll wait patiently.

Thanks a lot

@stanwood I have tried a waydroid reinstall and a whole system reinstall and it has not worked for me unfortunately

@stanwood Nobody answers me. I have been answered in other questions, but this one is completely ignored

@stanwood I don't think I can explain myself.

My problem is that when starting waydroid, if I have the phone connected to the Wi-Fi network, the phone freezes and reboots.

If I have it connected by mobile data, it starts without problem

I can't start waydroid if the phone is connected via WiFi.

I am not activating the wifi from waydroid