@Moem Thanks again!

@keneda said in start.ubuntu.com:

For my self learning, how do you see those requests?

Since you're asking explicitly, here's a hack-ish non-Libertine way to watch outgoing (DNS) connections. Note that deb packages use xz compression nowadays that is not supported by UT's tar. So extraction of the binary has to be done on a device with a more recent version of tar.

# Download armhf deb package of tcpdump. There are newer package versions on the server, but those may not work as easily because of further dependencies. $ wget http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/pool/main/t/tcpdump/tcpdump_4.7.4-1ubuntu1_armhf.deb # Extract deb archive. $ ar -x tcpdump_4.7.4-1ubuntu1_armhf.deb # Extract binary. $ tar -xf data.tar.xz

Now, move file usr/sbin/tcpdump to the UT device (via adb, ssh, cloud). Then switch to a terminal on the UT device.

# Make the binary executable. $ chmod +x tcpdump # Watch all DNS queries on the device. $ sudo tcpdump -i any port 53

Then wait and see.

(Tested on OPO OTA-16 RC/W09).

@mateo_salta
Not too much then 😅

@Keneda Like HP, Canonical have been wimps. Never put the (massive) resources needed into mobile platform and then had to step back. In contrast, a little sponsoring today is peanuts for Canonical (that may focus on enterprise grade features for the otherwise community driven project). About asking Canonical, I think there's no need for that. There's just one UBports foundation out there and Canonical certainly knows where to find them. (But just in case ...)

That's thanks to you for finding it out 🙂

Short feedback: Power button works as expected with 2020-W16 snapshot. Thank you!

@trainailleur said in OnePlus One baseband/firmware:

With the PinePhone getting closer, and already carrying a few other phones daily (degoogled Android phone, work Iphone, now a personal Iphone too), I decided the smaller size of the Nexus 5 was a better fit for me anyway, whether or not I added a SIM to it at some point. I'll probably just wait for the PinePhone before I try to do any telephony on UT.

Thanks for the reply. I'm in Canada, I'll see how it goes when I switch to the OPO as my main phone. I understand what you say about the Nexus 5, it's what started me on the UT path (I was given one 2 weeks ago with a cracked screen). It is really a comfortable size.

Updating with ubports installer coming from lineage worked seamlessly on my nexus 4. (The automatic device detection was a bit tricky, but i think this hasn't to do anything with lineage.)