Fairphone Open 16.11.0 has been released. You can get it through the updater or by downloading from the website . Changes Fairphone Open 16.11.0 includes all the security fixes found in Fairphone OS 1.9.3. Highlights Security fixes (*) (Android public security bulletin for November) “Checkup”, a …

@ Freibadschwimmer: Thanks for the help. I actually have found a “dirty way” to get the newest framework on the SD. I put the microSD into my old garmin GPS and got access to it this way in the explorer. And it seems to work. And I found out, I took the wrong cable to connect to the PC (only charg…

Great that it eventually worked :thumbsup: [image] theanswersalwaysyes: Nevertheless, how would I have flashed the old system.img? Is it usually on the phone somewhere? I guess there should still be a copy online, somewhere. Personally I always keep a copy of the last *manual-userdebug.zip …

[image] theanswersalwaysyes: And I found out, I took the wrong cable to connect to the PC (only charger cable). Stupid! So I probably had adb activated. No, your phone was stuck far before ADB started. The easiest thing (for the next time ;)): Reboot into TWRP and access the SD-Card from ther…

@freibadschwimmer : The problem was that I did have the new framework on the PC, but needed to find a way to get it on the microSD. Which is difficult, if the phone has no running OS and is not recognised by the PC. So haveing an old system image, I would have had the same problem. @retsifp Are yo…

[image] theanswersalwaysyes: The problem was that I did have the new framework on the PC, but needed to find a way to get it on the microSD. Which is difficult, if the phone has no running OS and is not recognised by the PC. So haveing an old system image, I would have had the same problem. F…

[image] theanswersalwaysyes: Are you sure about adb not working yet? I thought @freibadschwimmer talked about adb running from Android, and for that I’m shure that it doesn’t work, Android was stuck far before the daemon could be started. You - however - talk about adb with TWRP, where I don’…

[image] retsifp: You - however - talk about adb with TWRP, where I don’t see how to use it The TWRP that comes with FP OS does not work in ADB mode (afaik), however, if the latest TWRP community port is installed, it is possible to use ADB while being in TWRP.

(Comprehension question: 16.11.0rc1 is the same as 16.11.0 release?) Findings after a few of days: FP Open OS: Clock resets after reboot [Status: still there in 16.11.0] Preferred SIM for calls --> Ask every time: See also: Two SIM cards - can’t make/receive calls when both are turned on - …

For the record: a faulty boot partition usually makes the phone boot on fastboot mode. After some CM-dev tries, I recall that was the FP2 behaviour.

I recall that when I had Sailfish running last time, I was not able to get into the bootloader (at least not with vol.down + power). Since the SF OS installation includes replacing the boot.img, I was assuming that you need to have an Android boot.img working to be able to get into fastboot mode.

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