@dobey Must have been an expert then I hope you got a refund for that.

@3arn0wl Maybe they know about UT and wouldn't that be wonderfull on Huawei phones? The hardware-wise are their phones more than capable...

Huawei case getting hotter. Maybe they can use mainline Linux??? https://www.phonearena.com/news/Huawei-proprietary-OS-replaces-Android-Windows_id114553

@dobey Not easy to do so. I did it on mine, but still not working 100%.

@advocatux Manual install, as always in my case running Ota-8 right now.

@doniks Nexus 7 were built with more hardware revisions, so this is interesting information, seems it might be a hardware compability issue.I couldn't install UT on Nexus 7, untill it got fixed by OTA-7, so this might be simmilar issue for Pro 5 and some Nexus 5 users as well. It's baffling.

@matteo No, there is also LTE international 4GB Ram 64GB version as well.

@ubuntoutou yes, it does. Also any ANDROID.

@ubuntoutou as @UniSuperBox mentioned, the EFS backup and restore could solve your issue with wifi. You would need to flash TWRP_3.0.2.img from here:http://xep.8800.org/pro5/nougat/ with fastboot, then make a full backup of your UT with TWRP, save it on PC, wipe the phone, install FLYME ( the version with unlocked bootloader), boot and set it up, reboot to fastboot, flash TWRP_3.0.2.img again, reboot to recovery, create backup of ONLY EFS partition, then make a backup of just that EFS partition, copy it to PC, wipe the phone again, reboot recovery, copy the backup of UT and EFS to phone, restore UT ( or you can flash it anew if you prefer), boot and set it up... Reboot to TWRP recovery, restore EFS backup, reboot to fastboot, flash UT recovery. Check it wifi password is remembered. (You might need to delete the wifi profile and create a new one, not sure about that, just try.)

Only this TWRP_3.0.2 has the option to backup EFS partition, not the other 3.0 version.

If they manage to make it work on new ARM Windows laptops, which use Snapdragon 835 chip, I wonder it they use any BIOS or how it's done? Is it same porting, building a Halium-boot and system.img or is it a different approach? Maybe we can get some inspiration for UT???
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/02/ubuntu-on-arm-windows-laptops

So maybe a brighter future as SD 835 is used in a lot od phones...