@stanwood It's nice to go to the forum and read that my app is already recommended. Thank you so much :grinning_face: I have now paused the development of this project (I am working on another project). In the future, I plan to: Add IPTV support. Desktop-mode support (waiting MHL adapter) And support for video subtitles

@rocket2nfinity thanks. So this is obviously another issue...

@jimbusch MTP didn't work for me for a long time either, but it is currently working on devel.

Hi, Nexus 6P has problems with wifi driver sometimes crashing in the background. Did you try to disable and enable in this indicator? You can see, I have a lot of netowrks in range, and I am connected with my home net [image: 1611408084400-3db27d63-22a5-4792-97ce-e7f9c2273864-grafik.png]

IMEI is normally obtained automatically. Does the device recognize the SIM at all? Whats shown when you go into system settings and then Network category?

@lakotaubp Thanks. The link was for GPS, not WIFI. I did some digging, and turns out that without active mobile network card in the phone, AGPS will use a long time to get a fix. This is because AGPS use cell tower fix to determine rough location, and then get help from internet to calculate a more accurate position. (Simple explanation, read more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assisted_GPS) I put my phone card in the Nexus 6P, and even inside it took under 1 min for the unit to have a fix and position. So now I only have WIFI to sort out.

ADB is currently not supported on any of the new Halium devices, sorry for that... Not an easy solution, ssh was thought to be a replacement, but of course it needs network... BR

I would recommend to tar up user-data and system-data in recovery, then adb pull that stuff, drop it into the new device and unpack it there (after removing both folders that were there to avoid merges).

@circ erm did you capture this in recovery?