I don’t have the ambience reset on reboot and don’t see any app hints except for camera, and did restore from a backup..
It looks like dconf could get in a state where it is not correctly funcition, but I don’t know if this is device specifi (altough I admit, 3 reports only on 5IV .. hmm)
I’ve had it on the 1 IV.
Quite possibly. But it was the only difference between the OS installs, so I had to mention it. Firstly I had it every couple of reboots, and then not a single time since March or so…
correct, dual sim version XQ-CQ72
You can disable the service that tries to not have a failed first boot, for your phone
systemctl mask ofono-esim-bootfix.service
(since you don’t have an eSIM without profiles as a second sim).
(I had sim2 installed only, no sim1) it resulted in failed boots on reboot, but SIM2 was active when it finally booted
PS also wonder how the script would behave if user has phys. esim adapter installed (so lpac profile list returns output)..
Let’s keep in mind why the script was introduced - without it on devices with eSIM that is not configured, lipstick refused to get to PIN entry. Thus, if you would not happen to have WIFI connection available and ssh enabled, you would have to reflash LOS rescue, get to SFOS partition and enable such script.
Now, script was expected to work only on devices with SIM + eSIM. Which means the safeguard didn’t work in your case. Would you mind to check why? What condition should be check instead…
I hope that lipstick bug will be fixed. But its in proprietary part, so out of our reach, unfortunately.
Re what will happen if you install eSIM to physical SIM slot? No idea. Note that the bug appears if you don’t have any eSIM profiles on the card. Probably having eSIM profile would prevent it and script is not needed in this case either.
After some dmabuf heaps related tweaks I instantly got all the audio decoders to work, resulting in properly working audio in AAS. There don’t seem to be any audio playback related problems in AAS anymore. But all c2 video decoders (except for video/av1 which is the only one that partially works) fail to initialize. I’m out of ideas. Maybe there’s something wrong with video codecs on a LOS level.