@CiberSheep hey man thx for lone wolf if that was you I had so much fun going through these adventures ^^

Happy new year to all and long live ubports !!

@Emphrath I cleaned the contacts with alcohol and everything works again. Topic closed.

@MarkG_108 well that's promising ! I'll try that out

@MarkG_108 I wiped the cache, system, and data partitions more times that I can count on this phone, most noticeably trying to fix this issue. I have had twrp as recovery, among others. Maybe I did create persistent errors in the filesystem but I'm pretty sure I haven't seen nothing like the error there's in your video. At some point I used twrp to wipe everything, including the Dalvik / ART cache, and possibly firmware (which since has been reflashed, obviously)... Dunno if it matters. I ordered a new module and will try this video if that doesn't solve it. Thanks

@mirroronthewall yes I checked numerous links related to similar problems. Sometimes it's the module, sometimes the plastic casing is worn out and you need to stick a piece of tape underneath the module so it connects properly... Doesn't seem to work for me. I can definitely rule out physical damage. The phone is brand new (actually just refurbished) and since I mostly fiddled with ROMs it mainly sat on my desk the all time.

Hello guys, I apologize in advance since I actually don't know if this is UT related but I'm out of ideas. I own a FP2 and navigated between a couple of open-source OS, UT being one of them. Now for some reason the loudspeaker doesn't work, on any OS at all. I thought this had to be a hardware issue and contacted support but it seems their guarantee is voided since I installed UT. This bug happened some time after I altered the swap partition. I don't see how changing software configuration could create problems that last over several wipes and factory resets but now I wonder : is it actually possible that I broke the sound module doing some command line fiddling ?? I understand this question is far better suited for the Fairphone forum but I guess you might know this answer to that simple question: is that possible ? and how ? Thank you.

It seems from another thread that a messaging app available on the open store actually does nothing, fully broken. I had the same experience recently with Htop clickable - 0 ko app, yet installs, yet does nothing. Maybe here we could start listing these ?

@Elowan you have to know the exact name of the package. If you go through "install deb package", that is. For example gimp is "gimp", no capital letters. If you're unsure, check the internet for the package name at least that's what I do.