02-13-2022, 02:53 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-13-2022, 02:57 AM by lllsondowlll.)
(02-12-2022, 08:59 PM)tckosvic Wrote: I am finding that if the PPP is off the charger (as in your pocket when you go out) it turns off after about 45 minutes and does not answer calls. If you activate it with the start button, it still wakes up (not a reboot/restart from cold) and does answer calls. To me this makes the PPP dysfunctional as to be a usable cell phone if you can't reliably get a call after 45 minutes off the tether.
I am running tests calling PPP with android phone. It looks like about 45 minutes from a full charge before it goes dead and stops answering after being off charger. Still at 70% or so battery. I will continue to test. Manjaro-phosh system.
Are others seeing the same thing or is this just my phone? How long can you have the PPP off charger and still receive a call? What if you go out with 70% battery, 50% battery?
thanks, tom kosvic
PPP is still early. Distros are still working out suspend, drivers, and battery optimization with the new chipset.
What you are experiencing is a partial suspend in deep sleep that is failing to keep the modem active when the rest of the phone is in low power mode. This was the same thing that needed work for the original Pinephone and was working correctly after a couple of months. Give the Pinephone Pro some time. This isn't a daily driver yet and has to go through some of the stages the original Pinephone did in terms of optimization.
If you don't want it to suspend you can turn that off in the settings. Or set suspend never. Won't be good for battery life, but atleast you can take calls until it's fixed
