@Marathon2422 Thanks for the reply! With my phone carrier I can't just swap SIMS, I need to register each phone to connect it, so its a pain and time consuming and I have my Nexus 5 with UBTouch for now. I think I found a work around around. I'll use the updater to flash the newest version and choose the dev channel. I'll see if that works.

Since updating through OTA isn't possible right now I'm trying to boot from an SD card. I put the card into the slot and reboot but it just boots into the preinstalled Ubuntu Touch. I had read it booted any bootable SD card automatically. Is that not the case? Is there something I need to do get it to boot?

@ToxyPoxy Awesome!

@Lakotaubp Sure that's fine with me. Thanks!

@Lakotaubp Thank you for the reply. My apologies but I didn't see those options available. Are the same options available on the UBPorts Forum mobile app too, which is what I use on Ubuntu Touch?

@ToxyPoxy Awesome!

@ToxyPoxy Did you double check the kill switches on the back?

@Lakotaubp I'm using the Ubuntu Touch web app.... Where is the solved option? Thanks!

@dcmken Now that wifI started working all of a sudden I've been able to update without issues.

@ziggutas Thank you for the links. Messing with Pinephone more I was able to boot from the SD card and my wifI, the biggest issue I had, all of a sudden resolved itself last night. Not sure why or how but wifI seems very stable so far. yay!

I also got advice on the Matrix chat and I was told to keep rebooting, that it would eventually connect, but after about 10-15 reboots still no wifi

Not sure why.

@Marathon2422 Unfortunately neither solution seems to work for wifi. When I look at wifi settings I don't even have an Ip address.

@dcmken Typo I meant can't swap SIM cards now.