bookworm vs trixie discussion for mobian in pinephone regular.

[zetabeta]

Someone who uses a Pinephone Pro daily told me a few days ago that he has been able to send and receive MMS flawlessly for months despite the use of multiple APNs. Is it possible with Trixie but on a Pinephone (i.e not a Pinephone Pro) too?

i somewhat recently tested mms messages, and they worked. however, there was a catch, it was related to apn addresses somehow, i don't remember specifics.

tested phones and os's:
pp pro with archlinux, danct.
pp reg with mobian trixie.

[anonymous]

Someone who uses a Pinephone Pro daily told me a few days ago that he has been able to send and receive MMS flawlessly for months despite the use of multiple APNs. Is it possible with Trixie but on a Pinephone (i.e not a Pinephone Pro) too?

i somewhat recently tested mms messages, and they worked. however, there was a catch, it was related to apn addresses somehow, i don't remember specifics.

tested phones and os's:
pp pro with archlinux, danct.
pp reg with mobian trixie.

Does your mobile operator use 2 distinct Access Point Names for the Internet and MMS?

By the way, I still get freezes and crashes when playing music even in command line with "play".

[zetabeta]

Does your mobile operator use 2 distinct Access Point Names for the Internet and MMS?

yes, and maybe the catch was that you use mms settings' apn into internet connection's apn. of course, this will disable internet.

By the way, I still get freezes and crashes when playing music even in command line with "play".

it sounds like something is messed up in a sound system. mobian uses wireplumber, but that could be messed up.

following command lists available audio interfaces, some work better than others. i don't know what "play" uses as a default.

Code:

mpv --ao=help

[anonymous]

Actually, I can receive MMS by choosing the MMS APN.

The "mpv" command isn't found The same music file occasionally hangs, I haven't found the culprit.