Since a few days my Xperia XA2 running SFOS 5 is getting very hot when Internet connection is enabled, even if no apps are running. Have tried rebooting several times with no change. top in terminal shows no particularly busy tasks, but load average is >7. No new apps installed, no system updates performed. It’s a mystery and very annoying since it renders the phone pretty much unusable. Any ideas?
And if I had to give up and retire it, which is the smallest phone on the market that is officially supported by SFOS?
There is an app called Battery Buddy, that gives information about the battery status. Perhaps that can give you a clue about what is happening. You will find the app on Storeman.
Thanks guys, antenna issues sound likely, since I’m also having trouble connecting and staying connected to the mobile operator. The phone often disconnects the first time I try to load a webpage after turning Internet on. I think the phone is used up. I bought it second-hand 6 years ago and it’s now pretty battered and bruised. It’s on its second USB connector PCB, the back is no longer attached and the battery is starting to puff up a bit. The insides are full of dust and fluff. It has earned a restful retirement. Besides, it’s probably time to get on the 5G bandwagon.
Much as I love the look of the new Jolla phone, it’s not available to buy today, so that’s unfortunately not an option. It’s also massively huge for someone who likes to carry their phone around in a pocket (crazy idea, I know - you are of course supposed to carry it in front of your face wherever you go, but I keep bumping into things when I do that). So I don’t know what to do.
Yes. I clearly made a mistake there. Seems I had a false memory of the IV being supported. Thankfully I can return it for a refund and only lose the postage. The question is, should I? It’s a nice enough phone, but how long will I have to wait before the camera support lands?
Ok, I’ve spent a lot of time reading various threads on here and it seems the answer is that it’s very unlikely that the Xperia 10 IV will ever be supported by Sailfish Returning it, and will try to find a 10 III instead.