Yep, that worked. Thanks

Hi Everyone:

I am trying to put anbox on my Nexus 5. I followed the following instructions

• Got into bootloader
• fastboot flash boot anbox-boot-hammerhead.img
• rebooted
• opened a shell
• sudo mount -o rw,remount /
• sudo apt update
• sudo apt install anbox-ubuntu-touch android-tools-adb

As which point a got an error saying that there was not enough space. df shows that / is 100% full.

So, what should I do? I noticed that there is a directly called /android that seems to have a bunch of stuff in it. It that from anbox-boot-hammerhead.img? If so, can I move it to another file system, like /userdata, and then mount --bind the new directory over the old?

Hum... This is getting stranger and stranger. As @stanwood suggested, I remove my google account, rebooted the machine, and attached the account again. The machine synced the contacts and the calendar. I could see it adding contacted as it went. However, as soon as it finished the sync, the contacts disappeared and I was back to the screen asking to import contacts. WHAT?!?!

Thanks for the quick reply. But, I had already done that. I checked and the Google settings are correct.

I have more information. The settings of Contacts allowed me to set the Google Calendar as the default address book, but I still don't see the contacts. When I look at the contact main screen I still just see the import options.

Hi Everyone,

I am new to Ubuntu Touch. I got a cheap Nexus 5 from ebay, and have been trying to get it configured. I can't get my Google contacts to sync. The Google account is set up in settings, including giving access to contacts. My calendar syncs just fine. When I start Contacts, all I see are the import options (i.e. no contacts). If I hit "Import Contacts from Google", it asks me for my account info. When I put that in, I get an error that an account with that email address already exists.

Any suggestions?