Oh, I just noticed that system-image-cli --factory-reset
should work too. Br, Michael On 22.10.2016 13:51, Michael Zanetti wrote: > Hi Matthias, > > You might just want to reflash it with the --wipe option. > > Else, if you have ssh access, you can use D-Bus to call the factory > reset method. Something like > > qdbus --system com.canonical.SystemImage /Service FactoryReset > > should do. > > Hope this helps, > Michael > > On 22.10.2016 13:10, Miguel Menéndez Carrión wrote: >> You must select recovery. The phone will start and the Ubuntu startup >> screen will appear. At that point you have to press the volume up. >> >> >> El 22/10/16 a las 13:05, Matthias Apitz escribió: >>> On Saturday, 22 October 2016 12:58:34 CEST, Miguel Menéndez Carrión >>> <mime...@innerzaurus.com> wrote: >>>> Hi Matthias, >>>> >>>> * Select Recovery on the first menu. >>>> * Wait for 30 seconds. >>>> * Press volume up. >>>> * You will see recovery screen. On that screen you can select Factory >>>> reset. >>>> >>> >>> When I select Rcovery with the Vol- it goes without any further menu >>> to work. Or should I not mark Vol- and just wait while the <<== mark >>> stays on Recovery menu item? >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > >
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