Hi @thedeafenguy,

So well, you want to get help from a forum that is not responsible, but you are not willing to fully inform people.
Since this forum is about UT, people wanting help you need more info than people on the Fairphone forum, and I still think they could be helped more there.
That means as much info as possible, like, do you have the device first hand, what OS and version was on the device before you got the feeling I could try a bit to put another OS on it. Did you install UT on the device exactly as instructed by the porter? Did UT run flawlessly afterwards? And so on ...

Why don't you ask the FP forum for advice?

So, I don't have a Fairphone or any Fairphone experience, but from what I understand, you must definitely have a newer Fairphone Android OS than what you were using before you installed UT.

And very importantly, after flashing and before booting the device, you should only boot into the bootloader so that you can check the <flag> fastboot flashing get_unlock_ability.
This value should be 1.

After booting the operating system, you should first carry out all other available updates.
Unfortunately, I cannot recommend locking the bootloader, as I simply have no experience with this.

Greetings Mario

@thedeafenguy I guess so, but I never used e-bay...

@MrT10001 That driver did not work, however, after looking through drivers I was able to select from the list, the "Remote NDIS Compatible Device" worked.

@thedeafenguy said in Issues with sending messages on Pixel 3a XL:

@lduboeuf T-Mobile, USA. I am on 20.04. Stable build.

Ah ok, that could explain. i don't know exactly but i've heard issues in US regarding call and sms, maybe by searching T-Mobile or USA in the forum ?

@wynn1212 Yep, reflashing the android 9 image and reinstalling seems to have worked. Thanks!

@arubislander I changed the "chromium.sh" in the exec field to just "chromium". To my knowledge, I'm pretty sure I can just set a command in the Exec field, and the "chromium" command is another way to open chromium. However, upon opening the app from the launcher, nothing happens still.

@thedeafenguy this device does not support display(port) over usb-c.
So you won't be able to achieve wired display mode.

@thedeafenguy - T-mobile announced that they were temporarily delaying the 2G shutdown in the USA, but have not announced a revised shutdown date yet. I think it will likely be shutdown in 2025 though.

You can read more on this at
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/t-mobile-decides-not-to-abandon-its-millions-of-old-customers/ar-BB1i7OeU

Best regards,
Steve Berson

Ok try this. Set a static IP address of one of the access point to the lowest IP address available on the router and set and set the DHCP to auto.

On the other AP, set the IP to a static IP to the highest IP address available on the router and switch off DHCP.

Makes sure that both access points have the same SSID. Make sure the WPA-PSK key is the same.

If there are roaming settings, set them to high or aggressive.

(I haven't done this for a while so had to research to refresh on this as all the children have at last moved out 😁 and I stopped doing it for clients).

Oh, and make sure each access point channels are not the same, overlapping channels usually interfere and cause confusion, I usually set them to 6 and 13.

@thedeafenguy Does it need sudo or any interactive step? I think those are not supported. Check Waydroid's desktop files but it's possible only normal commands will work and no scripts.