At least FP4 (and most likely also FP5) had the same issue and my changes fixed it. I did cold start location test (all assist data removed) with mobile data enabled and got location fix in about 30 seconds (another test got it even faster).
Great news! Please do post something to try out when available ![]()
Is there a PR in some repo to eyeball for the change candidate?
No PR yet but the current changes are in this branch GitHub - mer-hybris/geoclue-providers-hybris at jb63730 which is made on top of the earlier still unmerged PR.
Looking forward to it!
I had to send an SMS (Ghasp! Not Whisperfish!) and it wouldn’t go. Restarted connectivity through Utilities, but it flew past so fast I’m having a hard time it restarted.
Either way, didn’t help, had to reboot the phone.
Then it got sent and I got a reply so I know it really went.
Letting you know in case this is a real issue.
Would have been nice to get logs before reboot to see if those reveal why it failed. If you encounter the issue issue again please get at least journal log (journalctl -b –no-pager). I think you probably don’t have logs from the earlier boot anymore unless you had manually changed journal to be persistent in configuration file.
Ok, thanks, I’ll try to remember that. Didn’t come to think that this would be logged.
Which conf file btw? I doubt that it’ll fill up my phone or wear out the storage, so I might do that as well! Maybe it’ll help me remembering ![]()
Too bad SMS is so uncommon nowadays.
The configuration file is /etc/systemd/journald.conf where changing the Storage setting to Storage=persistent will make journal logs persistent across reboots. There size limit to how much journal logs are kept so it won’t fill the internal storage.
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Restarted connectivity through Utilities, but it flew past so fast I’m having a hard time it restarted.
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Either way, didn’t help, had to reboot the phone.
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Next time, besides from trying to take logs, try to restart ofono.service (e.g. systemctl restart ofono.service, a prompt requesting your device pin should show up). Maybe then you dont have to reboot.
Utilities connectivity stuff only affects internet/mobike internet related stuff
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service_do stop connman.service
service_do stop wpa_supplicant.service
service_do restart wlan-module-load.service
service_do start wpa_supplicant.service
service_do start connman.service
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