@RJDan
https://open-store.io/?sort=relevance&search=torrent
Not updated since 2021 and may not work on 20/24.04

@arubislander said in Fairphone 5 bricked while attempting to install Ubuntu Touch:

which will be activated if the bootloader is relocked at any time after downgrading from Android 14

Important to say that even if not downgraded from 14 and UT directly installed on a "native" android 13 FP5 (FP5 shipped with A13), bootloader must not be relocked, because UT's not signed on FP5.

It's the beginning of the journey for the FP6 to reach some day the land of UT ️

https://gitlab.com/ubports/porting/reference-device-ports/halium-14/fairphone-6

Don't expect it to be sooner than later

@Kutzi
It will not help resolving your problem but I need to say you that "dual booting" UT different versions, even using slots a and b, it not supported.

Because it could lead to problems like the one you encounter.

Above that, I don't know how is managed userspace between slots, but there is slight difference between 20.04 and 24.04 (update from 20 to 24 not recommended), so if user data is shared between slots, it could lead to corruptions.

@liam
I'm really not an expert.
But from your log, from the beginning there is an error:

ERROR: Failed to detect compatible download-mode device.","code":1},"stderr":"ERROR: Failed to detect compatible download-mode device."}

Which can refer to not being able to use the communication line properly between pc and phone.
Or device not in proper mode (fastboot ?)

Then, some line after that :

debug: attempting to handle Error: no device

That can be lot of things, device really not in "downlode mode", or maybe a bug or problem with usb port or cable, or driver.

Try changing port, cable, or even use another version of the installer, or update drivers.

Again, I'm really not an expert, just a normal user with some experience having problems installing on a device.

@rubencarneiro Can you give infos about that ?
You were some time ago involved in doing logos for devices, how can it be done now, someone should fill an issue on device git ?

@thedeafenguy
From what I know about anti rollback protection, you can downgrade or upgrade without problem if you don't relock bootloader.

@iz_zi
I guess you downgraded your Fairphone 5 from 14 to 13 for installing UT.

Sad you didn't get the info before but :

You MUST let bootloader unlocked for being able to install AND run Ubuntu Touch on most devices (I think only volla devices sold preinstalled with UT have bootloader locked and can run like that).

When you downgrade Android version on recent android devices like FP5, YOU MUST NOT relock bootloader, because of the "anti rollback protection" google imposed on recent devices specifications.
There is a warning for that particular case ("downgrading", which can be on the same android version, because most important here is the security patch date) on the Fairphone website downgrade/manual install tutorial.

Sadly your only way now is to contact FairPhone support.

The warning at boot is because bootloader is unlocked.

https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11078/volte-implementation-for-google-pixel-3a-3a-xl/3

@Twigg said in Fairphone "gen" 6 is there !:

From what I have read above, it looks like there haven't been too many changes from FF5 to FF6, so perhaps that makes it easier for Ubuntu Touch to get released on the FF6?

I said that ram and rom are the same amount, and screen only 30hz more.
But SoC is completely different, hardware is different.
I guess you misunderstood me, I didn't say FP6 is the same as FP5, I said Ubuntu Touch experience should be the same under FP5 and FP6.

@rdfrs
It took 2 years for FP5 to reach device page with for now "only" devel channel.
So I would expect the FP6 takes the same time.

This thread is for info only, FP5 is cheaper pristine, can be found even cheaper used, and the FP6 don't have more ram (8GB) or rom (256GB) than the "big" FP5.

It's quite the same phone in definitive, I don't think a more recent Qualcomm middle class SoC will make Ubuntu Touch better, even the 120hz of the FP6 OLED screen will not make the 90hz of the FP5 OLED one outdated.

If you want a Fairphone with UT now, get the FP5.

@ikoz
That's exactly what I expected to see with amoled smartphone and no led.
And for preventing burning problems, changing the pixels used every flash.

@ikoz said in Fairphone "gen" 6 is there !:

It will also support mainline Linux

Wow, that's a big new thing here !

The porting forum is for the discussion of porting work, build errors, and other wonderful hurdles when porting Ubuntu Touch.

So thread moved.

For a device to port it depends, lot of time, of what device a porter got and want to port.

But what I can tell you is that the just released Fairphone 6 will be ported, not soon but probably later (after FP5 reach stable state I guess, on 24.04)

Yes it's been already two years since FP5 !

Qualcomm "mainstream" SOC.
Comes with Android 15.
8/256GB, up to 2TB SD card.
One switch to activate "minimal design" (and disturbance).
50% recycled materials.
5 years guarantee.
6 android updates planned.
8 years support (2025-2033).

https://shop.fairphone.com/the-fairphone-gen-6

Just for info

@MrT10001
What I see there ?
https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/releases/tag/0.10.0

ubports-installer_0.10.0_mac_x64.dmg

@Alain said in What is my Halium version?:

UBPorts Installer is built upon Halium, I think.

No it is not.
Halium is related to installing a "not android system" on an android system native device.
Trivially it is a software that Iinks android hardware device drivers and Linux kernel ("extracted" from an android rom) with GNU/Linux operating system ported to that device.
https://halium.org/

I see no "halium" anywhere on my computer.

That's perfectly normal. You, as simple user installing UT on a device, don't have to deal with halium.
You only have to unlock bootloader and install the required android rom on that device.

have Android 11, but how do I check my halium version?

Again, you don't have to, you "only" need to install the required android rom.
If it's android 10 then android 10 it is...
No halium stuff for you.

To summarize, what you need to know, is the android version installed on your device.
And if needed you have to install the exact one required before installing Ubuntu Touch.

@master_menace said in “ubports-installer” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash.:

Is 0.10.0 still available?

I guess yes.
https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/releases

@libremax
Well, I'm not on ubuntu-fr and I don't survey device page everyday