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@Hook thanks for your comment. I indeed misinterpreted the restore parts of that thread, I thought the warning under (1) would also apply to the section "Repair sensors/ folder in persist.img" (2), but now after re-reading, I am pretty sure you are right, that are two totally different things. I could go the "restorecon" way, I even could dig up a Windows machine somehow, but not too familiar with that OS anymore ... I will ponder a bit more, on how to proceed. I always wanted to have "Convergence", i.e., run all my tools on one machine, and one machine only, but I doubt that I wo

Yeah, perhaps someone with more experience can chip in, and clarify, if this really is the case. There is really no point in basically making the device unusable for non-Ubuntu usage ... if I am left uncertain on this, I fear I need to sell it on ebay .. would be sad, now as I finally got this thing ... I do not have the highest expectations, but it does look, feel like a decent phone to me ... Anybody can share his/her insights on Ubuntu-flashing and it's consequences ..? Cheers

Hi everyone, after waiting 4 years, I finally got my phone. Now, I'd like to give Ubuntu Touch a try, afterall, I am running on Ubuntu since 10.04. However, reading here in the forum, I am under the assumption that if I flash Ubuntu, I will no longer be able to go back to stock Android or LineageOS with working sensors, as the Ubuntu flash messes with the persist partition. One can back up those (cf. guide here), but there is no way to restore them ... So, if my experience with Ubuntu Touch is miserable, I might try to sell this thing ... which simply won't work, if the dev