@developerbayman said in Do we have a L.A.M.P stack?:
420 am and wondering? .....I code in weird places
More weird ways to code:
Yes. You could use chroot in your home directory to install any version of Ubuntu or Debian, like newest, and there install L.A.M.P packages, similarly like with any Ubuntu or Debian.
But installing without chroot would most likely take too much disk space on too important partitions.
At TWRP terminal, using command to format to ext4 did not work, maybe TWRP terminal does not have ext4 formatting support. Using ext2 worked for me.
Sure if using ext4 instead important to you, you can try some other way to format those partitions.
@developerbayman said in Do we have a L.A.M.P stack?:
420 am and wondering? .....I code in weird places
More weird ways to code:
Yes. You could use chroot in your home directory to install any version of Ubuntu or Debian, like newest, and there install L.A.M.P packages, similarly like with any Ubuntu or Debian.
But installing without chroot would most likely take too much disk space on too important partitions.
Yes, I run Ubuntu 23.04, but because on Ubuntu Desktop HexChat has flickering display, I installed xfce with "sudo apt -y install task-xfce-desktop"
I installed Ubuntu Touch 16.04/dev to OP3T today using installer:
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/8937/installed-16-04-dev-to-op3t-today-with-these-steps
Maybe try some USB-C to USB3 adapter to add USB mouse and USB keyboard to open screen blind? I don't know would some USB-C to display adapters work.
Or maybe ask some smartphone screen repair service, can they replace screen?
Hi,
I installed 16.04/dev to OP3T today (after having OxyxenOS and LineageOS for a little time, coming back to UBports).
After LineageOS, I installed OxygenOS back, with all checked first install and format. That did not have errors.
I clicked at Settings/info/OxygenOS some version number multiple times to enable developer mode.
From developer mode enabled USB debugging. Then rebooted to fastboot with volume up and power.
Unlocked:
sudo apt -y install adb
sudo su
fastboot devices
fastboot oem unlock
I used UBports Installer 0.10.0 AppImage (as normal user, chmod +x ubports...appimage , ./ubports...appimage) to start install of Ubuntu Touch 16.04/dev, with checkboxes enabled to first install and format.
At TWRP, when Advanced Format complained about volumes mounted, I rebooted back to recovery mode so had those formats done again successfully.
I had the timeout while installing Ubuntu Touch issue, so I used TWRP terminal to look at /etc/fstab and format to ext2 those data+system+cache like this, with that device name and number:
cat /etc/fstab
ls /dev/block/
umount /dev/block/<device>
mkfs.ext2 /dev/block/<device>
reboot
Timeout issue info is from https://forums.ubports.com/post/54813
I used UBports Installer to install 16.04/dev without checking first install and format options.
Install success. Rebooted 2 times (first reboot did bring some error, 2nd boot booted to Ubuntu Touch, so reboot enough times).