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ajalkane is offline ajalkane
2017-10-16 , 19:42
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#1831
Originally Posted by mautz View Post
Why don't you add Hammerhead Torch to the lockscreen pulley menu? Open Lockscreen, pull down to activate Torch and the light is on.
That's just what I said I've done, in comparison of navigating to events view shortcuts?
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2017-10-16 , 19:48
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#1832
5 GHz wireless network connection doesn't seem to work. Other devices on teh network can communicate on the 5 GHz frequencies, and yet the Xperia X doesn't seem to want to.
 

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2017-10-16 , 19:59
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#1833
Originally Posted by DrYak View Post
Some general info :
"dmesg" is the old style command that has been available since ages.
"journalctl" is the systemd-specific modern equivalent (dmesg pulls from the same database).
Arrgh, I am so sorry I have to nitpick here because all of your advice was otherwice correct, but journalctl is not a more modern equivalent of dmesg!

Only some OS'es have the bloody abomination that is systemd, of which journalctl is part of.
On the other hand our lovely lady dmesg exists everywhere!
 

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2017-10-16 , 19:59
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#1834
Originally Posted by oenone View Post
5 GHz wireless network connection doesn't seem to work. Other devices on teh network can communicate on the 5 GHz frequencies, and yet the Xperia X doesn't seem to want to.
I had no problems connecting my Sony Xperia X running SailfishOS to a 5 GHz access point today.
 

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2017-10-16 , 21:19
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#1835
Originally Posted by Heik View Post
I saved dmesg messages in both without tape and with tape. Compared with notepad++. There are differences :-) but i don't understand much about the messages.
I can share them if it helps anyone (someone told there is no "critical personal information" in the messages. Too many lines to check it.)
I wouldn't know what most of the messages mean either but it would be interesting to see the differences and failures should stick out. Might need some of the 'same' bits for context though so probably best you share the whole files.
 

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2017-10-16 , 23:45
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#1836
Originally Posted by LouisDK View Post
I had no problems connecting my Sony Xperia X running SailfishOS to a 5 GHz access point today.
Hmm, ok, it works on 5 GHz now that the 2.4 Ghz stream has been disabled. It prefers 2.4 GHz for some reason though. One cannot help but wonder if there is a configuration file that sets preferences for what bands to use.
 

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2017-10-17 , 06:53
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#1837
I got both 2.4 and 5 GHz on my home router, and both of them are working flawessly.
 

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2017-10-17 , 06:59
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#1838
Originally Posted by juiceme View Post
Arrgh, I am so sorry I have to nitpick here because all of your advice was otherwice correct, but journalctl is not a more modern equivalent of dmesg!

Only some OS'es have the bloody abomination that is systemd, of which journalctl is part of.
On the other hand our lovely lady dmesg exists everywhere!
Apart from gentoo there are no major distributions not using systemd (which is actually a very good idea, but with some flaws and "narzistic" people as developers)
 

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jenix is offline jenix
2017-10-17 , 07:06
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#1839
Originally Posted by Heik View Post
Did some testing with F5122:

2 SIMs and sd card in tray
-1st SIM and sdcard working
2 SIMs and sdcard in tray, but sdcard contacts covered by tape (carefully inserted to phone)
-both SIMs work, sdcard not work :-( :-)

Any comments?
I may miss something here, but how is the phone supposed to recognize the sdcard when the contacts are covered by tape (and therefore the phone can't make a physical connection to the card)?
 

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2017-10-17 , 07:14
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Originally Posted by jenix View Post
I may miss something here, but how is the phone supposed to recognize the sdcard when the contacts are covered by tape (and therefore the phone can't make a physical connection to the card)?
I thought the same at first then worked out that the test proves it's not the SD causing the sim not to make contact with the pins causing the sim not register, so it must be something in software
 

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