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ubports / ubports-installer

A simple tool to install Ubuntu Touch on UBports devices
https://github.com/ubports/ubports-installer/releases
GNU General Public License v3.0
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[suzu] Error: systemimage: Error: Error: Failed to push file 0: Error: Push failed: stdout: adb: error: failed to copy '/home/daveacc/.cache/ubports/pool/ubports-910e1b8d940df68e751cd1e047a21b438b85bc24471aade397242765009a6c4d.tar.xz' to '/cache/recovery/ubports-910e1b8d940df68e751cd1e047a21b438b85bc24471aade397242765009a6c4d.tar.xz': remote write failed: Read-only file system/home/daveacc/.cache/ubports/pool/ubports-910e1b8d940df68e751cd1e047a21b438b85bc24471aade397242765009a6c4d.tar.xz: 0 files pushed. 13.2 MB/s (209820656 bytes in 15.148s) #1072

Closed Dave1152000 closed 3 years ago

Dave1152000 commented 4 years ago

Automatically generated error report UBports Installer Version: 0.4.14-beta Device: suzu OS to install: Ubuntu Touch Settings: {"channel":"16.04/community/fredldotme/devel","wipe":true,"bootstrap":true} Package: deb Operating System: Ubuntu Linux undefined undefined x64 NodeJS version: v8.2.1

Error log: https://paste.ubuntu.com//p/P5Q9rX7KJ2/

Dave1152000 commented 4 years ago

Updated to latest version of installer but still seems to fail sending files to device

NeoTheThird commented 4 years ago

Weird. Is it possible that the device was in system mode rather than recovery when this happened?

S3sm9 commented 4 years ago

Ya eh resuelto el problema, aqui la solucion:

1089 (comment)

Es la respuesta al mismo problema que tienes.

bblaha commented 4 years ago

I had the same problem on my OnePlus 3. This is how I fixed it in a much easier and less intrusive way than @S3sm9 suggested: Have your basic OS installed Run the installer according to UBinstaller guidelines In my case it always had an error where it did not find the device and I was in the Android/Ubuntu Recovery menu (black and yellow) Go to Android functions and perform a FULL WIPE (Factory reset!) Go to fastboot mode and let the installer run again Now it should give you the Read only error. NOW go to fastboot and install TWRP again Go to WIPE and do the following: Select Advanced, select cache. Not sure what it is called exactly, but change the File system to ext4, then go back, repair the partition and finally resize the partition. Then reboot to fast mode Let the installer run again

Then it worked for me

I am sure this can be broken down further and I am not sure what the initial cause is. I'm just happy it works after hours of failure.

NeoTheThird commented 3 years ago

We made a lot of changes to the config for suzu, so i'm going to close this for now. If it comes back, we'll look into it some more.