All is sweetness and light...it does help to 'talk to someone' - even if no-one (immediately) listening!
0.11.0 worked like a dream!
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RE: 0.9.7-beta is and is not latest version; failure 'undefined (reading 'action__wait')'
Latest posts made by lenkhulu
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RE: 0.9.7-beta is and is not latest version; failure 'undefined (reading 'action__wait')'
All is sweetness and light...it does help to 'talk to someone' - even if no-one (immediately) listening!
0.11.0 worked like a dream! -
RE: 0.9.7-beta is and is not latest version; failure 'undefined (reading 'action__wait')'
I have now found stable v 0.11.0 and am trying that.
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0.9.7-beta is and is not latest version; failure 'undefined (reading 'action__wait')'
I have encountered two problems installing on a new Fairphone 4:
Summary:- installer reports error: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'action__wait')
- It seems ubports installer has a bug. I tried following its complaint that this was a beta version and to install the stable verwion, but then snap said it was the stable version and that there was nothing to download. This is a contradiction.
1 with ubports-installer:
Error: unknown: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'action__wait')
stack trace: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'action__wait')
at /snap/ubports-installer/435/app/resources/app.asar/src/core/plugins/index.js:81:29- with snap:
ubports-installer complained about its being prerelease 0.9.7-beta and I'm to issue 'snap refresh ubports-installer --stable'; when I did -> 'snap ubports-installer has no available updates'.
So, I try to install it from snapcraft.io/install/ubports-installer/ubuntu#install - that is, using 'sudo snap install ubports-installer', but -> already installed. So I try to re-install it by 'snap remove ubports-installer' but -> base directory not empty. Issuing 'snap install ubports-installer' -> it's already installed; I issued ubports-installer and -> no such file or directory.
This is a contradiction.
I issue 'ls -l ubports-installer' -> 'drwx . . . 418'. I issue 'rmdir 418' -> can't remove, not empty. I issue 'cd 418;ls' -> empty.
This is a contradiction.
I had used the installer successfully on different makes of phone.
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RE: pixel 3
@mrt10001 Success! I tried what you suggested but I had no luck. I tried what the twrp site said and again no luck. I flashed Android v9 and started again. And that worked. Thanks so much for your help, MrT; it got me started!
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RE: pixel 3
@mrt10001 OK! I got to fastboot mode, then turned phone off: work for tomorrow! as it's 8:30pm in UK now.
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RE: pixel 3
@mrt10001 Thanks. I tried that but no good.
The screen displayed says 'Your device is corrupt and can't be trusted and may not work properly'. I pressed for 10 seconds and screen went off but came on again of its own accord. I turned it off and pressed on before it came on, and back to the same screen.
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pixel 3
This is a compilation from github 'Pixel 3a XL unable to enter the Ubuntu system #2759'
Chanshunli posted:
Unable to enter the Ubuntu system, ubports installer directly entered UBports Recorvery after installation.
There followed a picture of UBports recovery screen, with logo etc in Yellow. [Too big for inclusion.]I added:
Using installer 0.9.6-beta:
/tmp/last_kmsg has, at end of ile, many 'cannot get SElinux label on /dev/block/mcblk... device no data available'.
But the colour was orange, not yellow; and Slot b
It seems the phone cannot now be switched off. From the screen with the message 'Your device is corrupt. etc' pressing vol down and/or power results in screen going blank for about 1 second, but then the message screen reappears.I tried the solution to post: 'Stuck on Google logo instead of recovery', but no effect (older version after all).