@MarcelloTogg
You can also follow the progress by watching or listening to the Q&A sessions:
https://youtu.be/QlcfHVeRRf0

@AndroFree
Es gibt einen Telegram-Kanal, der sich der Hilfe bei der Installation widmet (allerdings auf Englisch): https://t.me/WelcomePlus

@MrT10001
Weird.
I've put my SIM in slot1 and it works.
I've only two options in the installer: 24.04-1.x daily and 24.04-2.x daily (no stable one).

@nbdynl
There is a way to force the update.
https://ubports.com/blog/ubports-news-1/ubuntu-touch-24-04-1-2-and-20-04-ota-12-release-3987

@lduboeuf
french and dutch are done.

@uxes
Yes, all joyeuse_global_images_V12.0.X.0.QJZMIXM from 1 to 4 are OK

@DJac
Hello.
I occasionally have the same "problem" on my Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro.
Only the menu that allows you to select or copy is present above the input area.
If you keep your finger on the menu, the keyboard reappears after a few seconds.
I would say that this is a historical inconvenience.

@PianoStudent4569
I have the same phone and all is OK for me.
I used joyeuse_global_images_V12.0.1.0.QJZMIXM_20210419.0000.00_10.0_global

@PianoStudent4569
There are many different versions of the Redmi Note 9 Pro (depending on where it is sold).
Do you have a reference number for the model on the back of the phone?

@PianoStudent4569
Which Ubuntu Touch version do you run?

@MarcelloTogg
Hello, flash_all is the script included in the original Xiaomi ROM that you must install after unlocking the bootloader.

1. Unlock.
2. Download and install the Android ROM of the same version as the Halium required by the port (Halium 10 => Android 10) (this operation is performed by flash_all).
3. Run the ubports installer and choose a stable version 24.04-1.x.
4. Enjoy Ubuntu Touch.

If it's not clear, come meet us in Telegram at https://t.me/WelcomePlus

@ProvoUbuntu
Hello.
You have to, first, install a stock from with Android version 10.
If you starting from Android 12, iIt's the reason why it fails.
You could join us on Telegram in https://t.me/WelcomePlus
There is a cookbook to install easily Ubuntu Touch on this devices.

@kugiigi
Yes, and in the past, starting the Bluetooth connection from the system settings/Bluetooth has always given better results.

@Moem
Sorry for this.
You could use
journalctl --since "2026-02-09" --grep 'blue' >Downloads/journalctl.log
After that, we will know how to use journalctl.

@Moem
In fact, I guess it would be better, as gpatel-fr has suggested, to rerun the commands but without the --boot argument to collect the all journal.

@Moem
Journalctl persists during a long time.

@pparent
whatsup ?

@Moem
There's always a first time for everything (and a last time, for that matter).
If you connect your phone to your PC through USB (for example, the one you used to install Ubuntu Touch) and open a terminal, you can run the command
adb shell
This will open a remote connection to your phone.
In this connection, you can run the command
sudo journalctl --boot --grep 'blue' >Downloads/journalctl.log
Than you can type exit to return to your local terminal and run
adb pull /home/phablet/Downloads/journalctl.log ~/journalctl.log
This will get the phone's file in your home folder.

@pparent
Thanks for this.
I have tried and it works too on 24.04-2.x
Voice is working.
But can't be closed.

@domubpkm
Is it possible (to hide an unknown number and display my first favorite) ?