@Sentinel
Have you tried disabling location services in UT before using GPS in Waydroid?
Have you tried the GPS test app via Atpoide?

@bunt7
It's a fairly well-supported phone, though.
Which version of Android was installed before Ubuntu Touch?
The UT installation is based on Halium 10, so you should have had Android 10...

From https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/device/surya/

@GooglyBear
No, only the commands mentioned above.
Let's try again.
It seems that adb root is disabled by default.
You need to add a module to be able to use it.
Is that correct?

@kugiigi
The new design is very nice, by the way. Thanks for this!

@gpatel-fr
A kind of easter egg...
Funny!

Thanks for sharing!

@MarcelloTogg
I have two Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro M2003J6B2G (global).
I use them in Belgium.
Very pleasant phones to use with UT. All is working very well.

@GooglyBear
I'll try...
Hum. No, the pull don't have access to waydroid data folder.

adb pull /home/phablet/.local/share/waydroid
/home/phablet/.local/share/waydroid/: 0 files pulled, 0 skipped.

@GooglyBear
With this procedure, are Waydroid's specific directory rights preserved?

It's a different device and need the right ROM to work.
Do you have the model printed at the back of the device?
https://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=10120&idPhone2=10217

@padraic
For a next time, to verifiy the device, you must enable developper mode in system settings / System information.
Connect the usb. Accept the connection on the phone.
adb devices must show you your phone.

@padraic
We had a bug on a recent 24.04-2.x
If you can connect with adb shell or ssh

sudo mount -t tmpfs none /var/cache/apt
sudo mount -t tmpfs none /var/lib/apt
sudo apt update
sudo apt install maliit-inputcontext-qt5

Otherwise, you could as Moem have suggested use the installer and install a fresh UT (don't check wipe data or partitionning).

@padraic
24.04-1.x
24.04-2.x
?

@padraic
Which channel do you use?

@gpatel-fr
Yes, I was thinking to the SD app present in Lomiri panel.

@Charly
Hello.
If I understood correctly, UT formats the SD card in FAT, but on my phone, it was able to use ext4 without any issues. Let me know if it works for you too.

@GooglyBear
Hello.
On my Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro (24.04-2.x), I inserted a 64GB SD card formatted in ext4 by my Fedora 43 desktop.
The card is visible in FileManager+, I was able to add a file to it, and I imagine it would be usable for your rsync...
I run this one as root and it's look good
rsync -avh --size-only --checksum --ignore-times /home/phablet/ /media/phablet/f6466442-e8e6-46bb-b918-89996720569e/phablet-backup/

@gpatel-fr
Hello.
Swap can be added but is not by default.
It can help to fix some app crash.

@donieck
Hello.
If you hold the phone horizontally rather than vertically, you will see the names of the processes and their CPU consumption.

@RJDan
Are you giving Teleports a second chance?

@Charly

rsync -rtvP --delete --modify-window=5 --delete /home/phablet/ /media/phablet/STICK/phablet/

or

rsync aP --delete /home/phablet/ /media/STICK/phablet

Did this preserve the Waydroid directory and its rights?