̶N̶e̶w̶ port in the works: Xiaomi Mi Note 10 (tucana)

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For me, networks are a closed book, so unfortunately I don’t get what you mean :wink:

I tried the steps you described:

  1. Disabling wifi doesn’t change anything
  2. I tried with the command ifconfig enxa6e4ca642714 192.168.2.14 you proposed above (interface replaced by the actual device name, seems to change everytime I connect the phone). I get a Connection refused as answer, it doesn’t complain a missing route. I don’t think it tries to connect to another device, as the device only shows up with ifconfig as soon as I connect my phone.
  3. Success! I had a look in the thread you linked and in the third post (https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/q-had-to-setup-new-my-linux-laptop-now-cant-ssh-to-sailfish-phone-no-more-what-can-i-do/16687/3) it was proposed to use the -v option for ssh. Although this should only turn on the verbose mode, as far as I understand, after a lot of debugging output I suddenly was asked to confirm the fingerprint. As soon as I confirmed, I was asked for the password of my phone and then I was logged in :smile:
    I don’t know why that worked (in the line above I tried the same command without -v), and in fact I can’t really say what worked. The strange thing is: with infonfig I see my phone connected as 192.168.2.14, because I tried to set a static IP. But the successfull connection was with ssh into 192.168.2.15.

This is all very confusing (at least for me), but now I can ssh into my phone :slight_smile: