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RE: SMS notification inconsistent and Wifi issue (waking up?) - dcinoz - 01-21-2021 Anyone know about notifications? If I use King's Cross terminal to do: Code: systemctl suspend Even though I have Settings - Applications - King's Cross - Off for everything! It seems as though the King's Cross 'Command Completed' notification just has the flashing blue LED (no sound) or the fact it is in the queue prevents the Chatty 'New Message' notification jingle to come through.... sudo pkill chatty post means you don't get notifications until you open Chatty (I think). I'll let the phone autosuspend and see how it goes (with A sudo pkill chatty pre for now). Note I managed to just get the modem turn on without a blue blinking LED or an jingle so not clear what is happening.....(when incoming SMS). RE: SMS notification inconsistent and Wifi issue (waking up?) - as400 - 01-21-2021 How is the wifi with your script ? Does it help ? RE: SMS notification inconsistent and Wifi issue (waking up?) - dcinoz - 01-21-2021 (01-21-2021, 02:28 AM)as400 Wrote: How is the wifi with your script ? Does it help ? @as400 I'd say more testing needed, but with wifi off, then waiting for suspend / systemctl suspend, whenever I've sent a test SMS (even if the notification failed), whenever I turned wifi on I had no problem - sometimes it was slow to connect but I haven't had the weird behaviour observed previously. I'm trying it now with wifi on, then suspend. Seems ok, too. I'd say so far so good and seems to be the right solution to the right problem (for wifi). Happy to hear from others! Thanks for the systemd suggestion, I've learnt something new. |