Feedback on Jolla C2

I’ve always had a bad experience transferring more than a handful of files over MTP, but if you’re using Linux, the easiest way is to first find out your phone’s IP address (the ‘WLAN IP’ you can see in the developer settings, or if you don’t have developer mode enabled, the ‘IPv4 Address’ you see if you go to Settings → WLAN → long-press on your current connection → Details). Once you know the IP, you can enter:

sftp://192.168.178.123 #replace the part after 'sftp://' with your phone's IP)

in the location bar of your file manager. Add it to your bookmarks so you don’t need to manually re-enter it all the time. Once that’s done, you can wirelessly transfer everything you need. Of course, the tradeoff is that wireless transfer is often slower.

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Yes thank you, I know about the alternatives. I was just trying to do (test) what Average Joe would do. Most people don’t know Linux or about different protocols.

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Is the notification sound not working for anyone else on the Jolla C2? Normal media does have sound, but the alarm, messages etc dont.

Is this persistent after reboot? Does the sounds work in Settings when you preview them?

It’s the same for me. After restarting, all sounds work, but after a while, the notification sounds go silent. The haptic feedback also stops. I’m not sure yet, but it seems to happen when I start using Android apps. Moreover, after some time, the built-in email or calendar app won’t even launch. Restart help.

In the settings the sounds worked.
Now after rebooting it works. I will look if it keeps working.

We have fixed some ngfd crash issues upstream, and they could fix those as well. So please check that again after the next update when it gets released.

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No. Aftet restart sounds works some time and then it stops working (incuding vibration). Very annoying. I have missed many calls already.

Try turning off vibration for now, it might help.

I’m so close to having a new daily drive (C2). The only thing missing is VoLTE. All others what I want is niceties.
Thank you Jolla!

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Day 4 with C2 as daily driver. I agree completely. Additionally it turned out I don’t receive all text messages either. So reliable text messages out and in is most missed feature right now. But hey, my colleague is happy with the Xperia10iii working nicely. So glad I took the C2 daily driver plunge this Monday.

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Me to will donate my X10III, as soon as I get VoLTE on my C2, hoping we will get another dedicated SFOS user. :slightly_smiling_face:

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I don’t really get, why the VoLTE Beta parts are hold back, as the GSM implementation is Beta as well. Why is the Alpha/Beta stage VoLTE implementation not just part of all the rest. If not working for ones provider, the user would have to deactivate it as has to nevertheless. So whats the point of limiting the probe size?

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I tried to use it as daily driver but it is not reliable. I’m always in fear that i don’t receive some calls or messages :sweat_smile: But the worst thing for me is that it lags a lot. My first jolla phone run smooth without any lags.

I find my 10iii performing better than C2, so i am keeping 10iii as my daily driver. What features of C2 over 10iii you find better?

That is exactly why we are waiting for VoLTE.
About the lag, I can’t confirm. Mine is running smoothly as butter. Well, I didn’t load it with SIM yet, so that might interfere somehow.

And @ der_schamane:
Did you change the default “Preferred Network 4G” to something lower?

Constant nagging maybe?

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Not many actually. It’s just that my X10III is in desperate need of a reflash and that I, as an older man, very much appreciate the larger screen.
Other than that, I give my hope to the X10V, I have laying on my desktop. :wink:

Yes, it felt smoother without SIM. Switching wifi networks now also requires a disable and enable before the new one is picked up. But, both of these certainly can be related to the ofono crashing.

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