@Keneda Thanks!

I tried the installer, and it gets stuck at rebooting to bootloader, just turns the phone off (phone is in developer mode, and bootloader is unlocked) - tried both not wiping and wiping personal data, same issue

@MrT10001 Tried this as well, it boots to ubports recovery still

@lduboeuf Unsure if this should be in a new post or not - but OnePlus 5T having issues upgrading to OTA-2 Focal

System -> Updates -> version 2 -> install -> restart and install -> reboots the device into recovery mode(available options are reboot or factory reset), doesn't install the update

Edit to add: channel: 20.04 Stable

@lakotaubp thanks for this tip! I had to unplug it (as it wouldn't boot to fastboot plugged in) and the installer did indeed continue!
Thanks again

Hi,

I was advised on the github for the installer to try the latest installer to get the firmware working.

The installer had no errors attempting to download the firmware, however when it tries to install the OS the phone turns off. (installer gets to rebooting to bootloader)

Current OS is ubuntu touch, developer mode is enabled & bootloader is still unlocked.

It is recognised in ./adb devices
However the same issue occurs when running ./adb reboot fastboot - the device powers off.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Alex

Thank you all for the swift responses!

I will enjoy my new phone - and check the installer every so often to see if the firmware updates are working!

After moving to using a mac, the installer ran successfully (it doesn't work with the firmware ticked though!)

So what am I missing without that firmware, and will it be possible to re-install at a later date with that firmware included?

Also is it possible to re-lock the bootloader after installing ubuntu touch, to remove the screen that appears on reboot?

Thanks,

Alex

@moem ah thank you! I knew itd be something stupid, I'll take a look later thanks again both for the help!

@flohack If I try without ticking the box for the latest firmware, the device reboots to the same bootloader screen which says device state: locked
the ubports installer shows flashing firmware, instead of rebooting device - but nothing appears on the phone apart from the bootloader menu - so I suspect nothing is happening.

sidenote: the .zip it tries to download can be downloaded through a PC, so I'm not sure why the installer can't reach it.

@flohack Hi! Thanks for helping out - it previously did have encryption but I did a factory reset in the hopes that it would have cleared that out. I have no real experience with using TWRP, I have been following the progress of ubports via my BQ E4.5 but as that is basically a brick now, I decided I should give it a go on my old OP5T. Do you have a guide/link somewhere to using TWRP to remove the partition? If not, no worries!

Thanks,

Alex

@moem Thanks, I have clearly made a mistake somewhere - in the android developer settings, I have enabled OEM unlocking, but if I click ignore on the error above, the device reboots to bootloader and says device state - locked and my only options are start phone, turn off phone, and restart bootloader.

Thanks,

Alex

@moem hi! Thanks for replying so fast, it has an ignore option, I just didn't want to click it and not have the recommended firmware installed. It works by simply clicking ignore?

Hi,

Unsure if this is the right place to create a ticket, so please let me know if it needs moving somewhere!

After reading the great progress of the OP5T port, especially the installer handling TWRP in the recent forum post, I decided to give it a go with my old OP5T.

Enabled developer mode, usb debugging and oem bootloader unlock; the installer correctly found the device and asked what I wanted to install.

After selecting firmware (as it was recommended) the installer crashes with error:
Error: core:download: Error: core:download Error: Error: Download Error: https://deac-ams.dl.sourceforge.net/project/crdroid/dumpling/6.x/firmware/firmware_9.0.11_oneplus5T.zip Error: certificate has expired

This is an issue raised on github: https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/issues/2422

Is it a case of just wait patiently for a fix?

Many Thanks,

Alex

@Lakotaubp thank you for looking into this - sorry i never got back to you.
The youtube app works great at 360p, but trying any higher resolution causes the youtube video to stutter every 10 seconds

@Lakotaubp were you able to test this? Sorry to bug you

@Lakotaubp thanks for responding so quickly - i have just fresh installed devel, instead
Morph browser - youtube.com - click a video - it plays, buffers, plays. Hopefully someone can figure out what's going on!

Re: BQ M10 FHD can't view videos on youtube

I am seeing the same issues as the linked topic, i installed the edge channel - version 185 (updated nov 6th)

It will play 3 seconds, buffer, play 3 seconds.

Is this due to not supporting hardware decoding, or have i missed something?

Thanks,