@koens yeah, I also got this confusing things, except of that mobile data never worked for me.
Sometimes the wifi gets "hidden" by the mobile data "sign", but it is still the WiFi network, which is connected.
As long as WiFi is connected I can make calls...

If WiFi is not connected, the phone does not ring or something but I noticed, that the mobile data sign "L" switches to "3g" while the call is incoming. After that, it switches back to "L".

Strange things...

Do you get an internet connection in anbox-Apps?
Just saw, that you don't get internet in Anbox.
I believe that most Anbox issues are not port-specific, but Halium or UBports or just Anbox issues.

Regarding keyboard on startup, that bug exists also in the Halium9 version, I am not sure what causes it. You can just swipe it down to hide it.

@thrill_seeker: Great that it works for you.
That recovery mode boot fix is totally new to me... but I have to say, that I don't have an FP3+, but an FP3 with new modules. Perhaps there are some differences in this regard.

Hi,

there exists an alternative to the mhl-hdmi-out method, called "displaylink".
The question is, if it is working with ubports.

Does someone have any experience with these adapters and ubports?

hardware: http://www.displaylink.com/products/usb-adapters
fairphone-android-experience: https://forum.fairphone.com/t/upgrade-potential-mhl/11145/6
drivers: https://support.displaylink.com/forums/287786-displaylink-feature-suggestions/suggestions/12980403-ubuntu-16-04-lts

@007fred50 my way, if I need it really, is to copy a file directly into the waydroid container data, using the therminal, for example:
sudo cp myFile /home/phablet/.local/share/waydroid/data/media/0/Documents

/home/phablet/.local/share/waydroid/data/media/0 is the users home directory in the android container.

@janez said in Bringing FP3 to the Ubports Installer:

Even with stock FPOS the installer (appimage) did not recognize connected phone. I had to reboot it manually to bootloader.

Did you activate adb debugging in developer settings before?

@malditobastardo thanks forums testing.

I wonder, if maybe your CPU is not clocking down, or something like that. I will check the device tree of the OP5, if there are differences to the OP5t in this regard.

@marek_python so perhaps plug it in and let it alone for some hours, to let it charge a bit....

@revocarne Thanks for sharing this information. So the wipe option of the installer alone was not enough?
With TWRP, did you only wipe userdata or also additional things like cache for example?