I'll give the default image that you provide a go but I'm having significant issues with charging (as in I can keep a charge somewhat, but it won't increase) when using Postmarket and Sxmo. I used whatever postmarket provided when I used their tool originally.
This UI is exactly what I'm looking for and its minimalism is stunning. I used it for about an hour and could not be happier. I just wish my phone would charge while using it. I switched to Mobian which fixed the issue. If this is an ongoing issue I look forward to it being fixed, but after my phone is charged fully I will play around with the other builds.
11-27-2020, 08:49 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-28-2020, 02:07 AM by hiimtye.)
I just swapped boards to the 3G/32GB model, and a lot of the issues that I had seem to not be present after flashing the latest version of the iso. will update as I use it more
so far, volume control and selecting audio devices seems to work as expected. will have to test call audio later
is there any way to permanently disable lisgd? I keep pkilling it but it's back again after I wake from suspend. I can just uninstall it, but I'd prefer a softer approach. I don't want to create breakage with missing packages
update: audio selection ceased working again, I believe after I installed pavucontrol. strange.
the menu camera actions (rear/front) don't take pictures either, megapixels was working before will test later
11-28-2020, 05:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-29-2020, 12:32 AM by hiimtye.)
so uninstalling pavucontrol allows the use of the audio menu for device selection and volume control again. this begs the question: what is the underlying audio system?
sudo apk del pavucontrol
megapixels still works but is extremely laggy
update: I can select different devices, but selecting speakers powers them on, but no sound comes through them
Just a note that sxmo is my primary OS for the Pinephone now. Phone calls have never worked, so I can't call it a daily driver, and the usual hassles with losing data service after CRUST shutoff of the main CPU. But as a small bedside tablet it is excellent!
Rolling up all the data across all the different bits of OS work, I'm coming to the (sad) conclusion that the Pinephone's chosen CPU is too hot and hungry to make this a viable phone platform. Maybe there'll be a Pinephone2 with a CPU which can be dialed down to 50Mhz, or maybe with a big.little to let background services (including Wifi) continue in a low power fashion.
12-04-2020, 06:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-04-2020, 07:17 PM by hiimtye.)
so I did a booboo. I started an update when I didn't realize the battery was at 0%. I had to manually reinstate /etc/sudoers as it was blank in order to make system changes using jumpdrive to access the root partition. I had to delete /etc/apk/cache/* in order to update once again, but now when I do a sudo apk cache download -v I receive errors on all the sxmo packages, and a few others that they are untrusted. I tried to copy the key from the beginning of this post, but I receive an error that it isn't valid yet.
where is the key for sxmo packages? I'd like to just wget it and update instead of having to reflash again
for reference:
[ mo@TMobil: /etc/apk/keys ]$ sudo wget "https://git.sr.ht/~mil/sxmo-image-builder/blob/master/m%40milesalan.com-5e6e8e01.rsa.pub"
[sudo] password for mo:
Connecting to git.sr.ht (173.195.146.142:443)
ssl_client: git.sr.ht: certificate verification failed: certificate is not yet valid
wget: error getting response: Connection reset by peer
edit: so I just checked the contents of /etc/apk/keys/ on the sxmo image and there's no extra keys there, so I'm not sure why all of the sxmo packages are failing