@lduboeuf Last update was probably July or so, so it's been a minute.

With the release of OTA-3 I tried switching the update channel in the settings from devel to stable, but even after getting the confirmation that it switched it keeps displaying the devel channel and only downloading the devel build (704 at the time of this writing)

From adb shell I ran sudo system-image-cli --switch ubuntu-touch/stable followed by sudo system-image-cli -v -p 0 --progress dots

It installed the same devel image as before (build 704):

[systemimage] Nov 09 11:10:15 2023 (4333) Local channels file: /tmp/system-image-teh8hl45/channels.json
[systemimage] Nov 09 11:10:15 2023 (4333) got channel: 20.04/arm64/android9plus/devel
[systemimage] Nov 09 11:10:15 2023 (4333) found channel/device entry: 20.04/arm64/android9plus/devel/sargo
[systemimage] Nov 09 11:10:15 2023 (4333) [0x714c1c44f0] Requesting group download:
	https://system-image.ubports.com/20.04/arm64/android9plus/devel/sargo/index.json -> /tmp/system-image-teh8hl45/index.json
	https://system-image.ubports.com/20.04/arm64/android9plus/devel/sargo/index.json.asc -> /tmp/system-image-teh8hl45/index.json.asc

[systemimage] Nov 09 11:10:15 2023 (4333) Allow GSM? No
[systemimage] Nov 09 11:10:15 2023 (4333) [/com/lomiri/applications/download/fe71468124c340f680a52aa709a14c11] Running group download reactor
[systemimage] Nov 09 11:10:16 2023 (4333) self: <LDMDownloadManager at 0x714c1c44f0>, self._iface: <Interface <ProxyObject wrapping <dbus._dbus.SystemBus (system) at 0x714c1ce590> :1.123 /com/lomiri/applications/download/fe71468124c340f680a52aa709a14c11 at 0x714c2b8e80> implementing 'com.lomiri.applications.GroupDownload' at 0x714c2b8fa0>

I'm not sure what to change next? Device is a Pixel 3a.

@Flohack Got it, thanks! I'll check it out.

@dobey Fair enough, I've had nothing but quick response times from Ubports and native apps. But I've done a thermal mod on my phone and have some headroom to play around with so I figured, why not?

Looking to squeeze a little more performance out of my Nexus 5 with some overclocking. In the past I would have done this through custom kernels in Cyanogenmod. Anyone know how I might make this work from Ubports?

@nobhobbor Thanks, I'll give that a try. I've been using a nano-sim adapter and further research is showing that the adapters can often damage the pins. I might end up trying to push them up a bit to see if they contact better.

@Lakotaubp Did that twice already. Was really hoping it would do the trick.

Hi all,

I had a fully working install of OTA-10 (RC channel) on my Nexus 5. I removed the sim card to use on another phone. When I put it back it said "no sim card detected" and I haven't been able to get it to recognize it since. I've tried:

• Updating the OS to OTA-11
• Re-installing the radio
• Replacing the sim card with a new one

Does anyone have any other ideas? The OS still works fine with wifi support but shows no sign of recognizing a sim. Maybe I should try downgrading? Reflashing Android and then flashing back to Ubuntu?

Thanks in advance!