Thanks! I'll do that.
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RE: adb - no permissions
@stefano Thanks! running
adb
withsudo
did the trick! Strangely, I've not had to do that with android phones. -
RE: List of Game Engines supporting Ubuntu Touch - Discussion
Good initiative! Maybe include on each game engine how well they preform on Ubuntu Touch, things that are not working that good etc?
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RE: Ubuntu Touch on Sony Xperia X
I've been playing around from time to time with Ubuntu Touch on the Xperia X. Over all it works very well, but a few things that are not really working (and not mentioned not to work above):
- Vibrator
- GPS
- Of the sensors, only accelerometer works
- A fully charged battery is reported to be at 67%.
- After pressing the power, it takes a few seconds before I can unlock it. Maybe related to the lack of graphic hw acceleration?
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RE: Ubuntu Touch on Sony Xperia X
Success at last! It is apparently very import to unlock at "latest android". I unlocked at Android 6.
I installed twrp like this:sudo fastboot flash boot boot.img
It will then always boot into twrp, but I didn't manage to flashing it to the recovery area to work.
Once booted into twrp, I had to format system, data & cache since the phone got encrypted by default.Btw, ip configurtion from console:
sudo ip addr add 10.15.19.1/24 dev -your device-
For those of us that don't have a fancy GUI to help you with.
ubports on xperia x feels a bit sluggish compared to the nexus 5. A look at top, shows that unity8 consumes quite a lot of cpu when doing some ui interaction. I suspect no hw acceleration enabled?
edit: Some language corrections.