this should still work outside of t-mobile i think btw @ⁿᵘᵐᵇᵉʳˢnumbersNUMBERS
this should still work outside of t-mobile i think btw @ⁿᵘᵐᵇᵉʳˢnumbersNUMBERS
SIronically enough my phone is a subsidiary of T-Mobile (metro)
Nim with visible, its a subsidiary of verizon
Ntheir $25 plan has unlimited 5mbps hotspot and their $45 has ultra wideband data and 10mbps hotspot, plus other stuff
SBut does the ADB trick even work on Linux?
Tidk what the trick is but you can install adb on linux yes
SThese are the steps
Method 1 – Dun = 0 [Android Only]
Requirements: Windows PC, USB cable
Download the ADB and Fastboot installer from XDA-developers. Select Yes when prompted by installation options (install ADB and fastboot, install system-wide, and install drivers).
Enable USB Debugging on your phone/tablet.
Connect your phone to your computer via USB cable.
Open up the command prompt.
Click Start, in the search Type in cmd. Next, Click on the program cmd (or Command Prompt).
Type “adb shell” and press enter.
Don’t type the quotation marks “”, just the text inside them!
Type “settings put global tether_dun_required 0” and press enter.
Method 1 – Dun = 0 [Android Only]
Requirements: Windows PC, USB cable
Download the ADB and Fastboot installer from XDA-developers. Select Yes when prompted by installation options (install ADB and fastboot, install system-wide, and install drivers).
Enable USB Debugging on your phone/tablet.
Connect your phone to your computer via USB cable.
Open up the command prompt.
Click Start, in the search Type in cmd. Next, Click on the program cmd (or Command Prompt).
Type “adb shell” and press enter.
Don’t type the quotation marks “”, just the text inside them!
Type “settings put global tether_dun_required 0” and press enter.
NXDA Developers
A step-by-step guide to get you started with the Android Debug Bridge tool.
Njust install adb in linux and then do the rest of whatever it says i guess?
Tit's literally
rpm-ostree install adb and rebootingThere
Noh, there
Nso do that then do the rest of those steps
SI just realized there is a flaw with this logic here.
SI need Internet to install adb
SBut to get internet I need adb
Nbazzite 3 
finally got time to look at it, here's to plasma 6
finally got time to look at it, here's to plasma 6Nfind out what the required packages for adb are, download them on your phone and transfer them to your pc and install them manually?
Nshouldnt be that hard
Iafter installing f40 on my deck, the update button in gaming mode doesn't work anymore. it just says "applying 0%" for a few seconds and then shows restart, but no actual updating gets done. i have to go into desktop mode and
ujust update
K
Kadb is easily done in distrobox
Nyou can show your phone screen on a pc?
Nalso if its that obnoxiously skinny that has to be the Z fold 3 outer screen
Kyes & yes
Nneat
Kjust applied an update through gamemode, no issues
Kplease provide a log
SHow would i install these on my phone tho?
SAnd where would I find them
Nyou wouldnt install them youd download the packages, they would be in your downloads folder i presume
Nas for finding them, idk, that would be a question for smarter people than me
Ni assume you can access fedoras package respositories and manually fetch packages from them via a website
Nand then transfer those rpm files to the pc and install them somehow
Nbut that is beyond my knowledge
Ni just know that it SHOULD work if you cant get internet on your pc any other way
BDisregard my earlier concern over btrfs-dedup@var-home.service
BI've learned that after timeout is reached, deduper will terminate but will still save the hashfile
Bthen it's copied back into /var/home
Bdeduper will then only scan files that have changed or are new, so it'll eventually scan the entire directory
Bthat's how I understand it
KYou got it
KJust ends the process to pick back up later
Huh
Hwhat does this mean
KWhat are you trying to do exactly?
Hpiper
KWhat
HSonnar doesn't allow me to access the mouse butons
Hpiper does
