@carl I will note that android updates for Pixel 3a stopped about 3 years ago. That phone might work for you on UT until end of 2026 if you switched networks. But you should do whatever works for you.

@kuuga said in I want installing Ubuntu Touch on a Google Pixel 3a problems: What brand of USB cable do you usually use for this process? Could you recommend one? Just use a good data capable USB cable, anyone in good condition. Also, prefer if you can, using a USB2 plug on your PC, some issue can occur with USB3 plugs.

@kuuga What OS are you using for your host PC in the installation? If ADB cannot see the device, especially when the phone is in "fastboot" mode, with a windows host, this is probably because of missing google android drivers. On a Linux host, the command line tools from google should just work as-is after extraction. (In my bumbling around I used both.) Windows google-android driver: https://developer.android.com/studio/run/win-usb This guide below was extremely helpful for me, specifically the sections "Prerequisites" and "Unlocking Bootloader" since google's developer pages have so many dead 404 links. The other sections can be ignored if using UBPorts installer. https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-pixel-3a-sargo-unlock-bootloader-update-root-pass-safetynet.4443459/ Don't forget to downgrade your Pixel3a to Android 9 before running UBPorts installer.