@Luksus Thank you very much, it did work!! Headphones problem solved.

Now, I just need to find out how to solve the other two. Any idea how to set the clock to update "automatically" on the command line? If so, I could create a simple script that runs on boot.

Good morning!

Do you have any ideas on how to change the clock settings to "automatically" using the command line? Currently, it keeps resetting to manual every time the system boots up.

Could you please guide me on how to unlock a SIM card (using a password) from the command line?

Thank you.

@Luksus Thank you very much, it did work!! Headphones problem solved.

Now, I just need to find out how to solve the other two. Any idea how to set the clock to update "automatically" on the command line? If so, I could create a simple script that runs on boot.

I installed focal in my Oneplus 6t and everything is working nicely (also waydroid) apart from three problems:

• every time I reboot, the clock goes back to "manually" set and changes the time;
• When I connect the headphones using an usb-c adaptor, which worked in the 16.04, it detects the headphones but all the media players stop working, if you press play but nothing happens. When I disconnect them, they work normally.
• Another minor problem is that I can't set the volume level while using bluetooth...

Any idea how to solve them?

@jjstone77 Can you please describe how you got it working? I tried with the Helper and it keeps loading and never opens. I also tried via terminal but says "XDG is not "wayland""