you could do something like
unless there's some sort of hook for the modem hanging up, I haven't looked very far into it (I haven't at all)
on unrelated news, last night I got the "no space left on device" error while upgrading the kernel. it is indeed /boot, so I'm going to double the size of /boot and see if that prevents it from happening in the future
I thought it was still pending as the service in my area sucks, but it didn't resolve itself when I got better service.
update: resizing /boot to 1024mb seems to have resolved the out of space error, hopefully it won't creep up again.
anyone having problems with svkbd? mine will pop up with single press of the power button, but it won't close it. furthermore, the keyboard that pops up on the login screen is owned by root, so I have to use sudo to kill it.
Code:
mpv --loop ringtone1.wav &
sleep 30 && kill $!unless there's some sort of hook for the modem hanging up, I haven't looked very far into it (I haven't at all)
on unrelated news, last night I got the "no space left on device" error while upgrading the kernel. it is indeed /boot, so I'm going to double the size of /boot and see if that prevents it from happening in the future
(12-27-2020, 09:52 AM)lat Wrote: Thank you @aithal and @saba!I have that for random messages. it could be non-standard characters being displayed. for instance, when my 11 year old daughter texts from her grandmother's phone, I assume there's a lot of emojis inside, and all I receive is --
Has anyone encountered and tackled the issue of non-english sms not displaying?
"--" is displayed instead of any message cointaining non-english characters.
I thought it was still pending as the service in my area sucks, but it didn't resolve itself when I got better service.
update: resizing /boot to 1024mb seems to have resolved the out of space error, hopefully it won't creep up again.
anyone having problems with svkbd? mine will pop up with single press of the power button, but it won't close it. furthermore, the keyboard that pops up on the login screen is owned by root, so I have to use sudo to kill it.