@HendriXXX Thanks, your video helped a lot!

Today, there was an update for the Recorder app. I tried again to move a recorded file to my PC - this time it worked even better - my phone was left on. No issue.

@Flohack said in Power drain, perhaps caused by app Notes: @guru Yes unfortunately dekkod is known to enter a busy-waiting loop when it cannot reach any network resources from the accounts - do you turn off your internet over night? Btw, the looping/polling proc was not dekkod but dekkod-notify. Looks like a concept flaw polling every second.

@dobey said in Install Ubuntu Touch on LG Nexus 5 with Android 4: [...] However the razor images are also the same as used on deb/flo, the first gen 2013 Nexus 7 tablets. Thanks for sorting this out. Mine says "product name: deb" in bootloader mode, but there's no such image on Google's download page. I'll use razorg then to compare firmware versions.

I was also affected by this issue after updating to version 66 today. Reinstalling via the UBports Installer resolved the issue. Install options used: Channel: 16.04/rc Wipe Userdata: No Bootstrap: Yes Format system partitions: No

@Lakotaubp Thanks, that did the job.

@Giiba said in WiFi issues on Pinephone (Braveheart): ... I found if I entered: $ nmcli r I got something like: (I couldn't get a screenshot... a different bug) WIFI-HW WIFI WWAN-HW WWAN enabled off enabled enabled Which obviously seemed wrong, a bit more poking with the 'help' function of nmcli and I found I could switch 'WIFI' to enabled by: $ nmcli r wifi on and now the the output of 'nmcli r' is: WIFI-HW WIFI WWAN-HW WWAN enabled enabled enabled enabled Then wifi worked fine, has persisted through reboots, and is still fine a few hours later. What remains unexplained is why wifi worked (I got a list of visible networks) before failing. Similar behaviour here. WiFi stopped working the first time I tried to connect to a network with WPA Enterprise security, and didn't work from then on, even when I restarted. Not sure if the WPA Enterprise part is a coincidence. I saw "disabled" where your post shows "off" in the output of nmcli r. nmcli r wifi on got it working again. Thanks!

@dobey touché

@ziggutas Maybe I'm just not understanding the quote "It's a feature which needs to be enable on the device itself. Please create a bug request against the repository of your device and mentions this commit..."? Does it simply mean make a regular bug report on git hub?

I'd like to point out that my Meizu Pro 5 on devel is not affected, while my BQ M10 FHD on rc is.

@Pulsar33 said in How do I copy files to and from my phone & PC with uFTP & WifiTransfer?: @Opolork : Hello WifiTransfer : acts like a server => use Filezilla on the laptop the Filezilla UI allows multiple selection of files and folders and make things easy I experienced "silent errors" of transfer, often for a bunch of photos which is easy to detect => you always must verify the integrity of what you have transfered uFtp : acts like a client => use Filezilla Server on the laptop I never succeeded to transfer a folder or multiple files from Laptop to Phone I never experiment "silent errors" uFtp makes a temporary copy of all what you send in his folder. This is a huge drawback ! Confinement : WifiTransfer and uFtp are confined as usual so they can only access to the .local/share/<appname>/ folder. The only choice is to use UT file manager and enable show hidden files and full access. Using Terminal, you can create symbolic links for easier access : ln -s ~/.local/share/wifitransfer.sil/ ~/Ftp ln -s ~/.local/share/ftpmanager.costa/ ~/uFtp Firewall : Depends on your PC OS and configuration ... Might be necessary to modify. Hope this helps Pulsar33 Cheers, pulsar33. That was very informative.

@AppLee Thanks again. I will try convincing some of my friends to install Telegram. I'll see how it goes. Cheers!

@Giiba Thank you.

If you dd from sdcard to emmc keep your size below 14.5g or your emmc will not boot, don't ask how i know this. Or label your sdcards , and know what is on them. Its easier to adjust the size with gparted or similar before you “ dd ” it.

@Lakotaubp works for me too...

@advocatux said in What formats are supported for video?: @Giiba have you tried to play videos with UTMedia (https://open-store.io/app/utmedia.nfsprodriver)? There are some issues with the default media player on Nexus 5 but UTMedia works for me. @advocatux This solution works for me too. (Playing regular videos with H264 - MPEG-4 AVC codec). I run Ubuntu Touch on RC on Nexus 5.