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      How easy is it to install Android 9 in preparation for Ubuntu Touch?

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      @metrobokke hey, I just made usb-mtp work and after booting it should not be in desktopmode anymore. Please update through Systemsettings (devel-channel) and check it out. Sadly, I still could not make adb work. The issue with the sidepanel and keyboard is OS specific and connected to the desktopmode, since there the panel can be hidden, but the keyboard is not automatically resizing itself. You could mention the issue at the offical bugtracker at https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues, if it is not already there.
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      Location of Android 9 images for Lenovo M10 x606F?

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      @Moktrull Yeah you need to download the SP Flash Tool and an Android 9 image for your device: https://drive.usercontent.google.com/download?id=18_vFVhQia5Zkedjy9Vz05x_wlNrN-sxe&export=download&authuser=0. This works for me (x606f). I had some issues using SP Flash Tool on Linux, so I recommend downloading the MTK drivers for Windows and flashing from Windows instead. Then flash that Android 9 image using SP Flash Tool. Unselect preload inside SP Flash Tool, then flash. After verifying in Settings that it’s Android 9, enter fastboot mode. Next, download the devel-flashable artifacts from here: https://gitlab.com/yassinrezai71/lenovo-x606/-/jobs/12500903564/artifacts/download Unzip it. After unzipping, flash the boot image: fastboot flash boot out/boot.img (or wherever the boot.img is located). Then format userdata: fastboot format:ext4 userdata After that, flash the Ubuntu image: fastboot flash system out/ubuntu.img Finally, reboot: fastboot reboot Wait until the device boots into Ubuntu Touch.