Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2

Vlad Nirky

@peat_psuwit
I just noticed some strange behaviour on my phone, which is still on RC, that I had never seen before.
At 11:57 a.m., my phone rang, indicating that the call was from my wife, with her personalised ringtone.
My wife's phone was sitting on the kitchen table. She did not call.
Her contact appears in the list of missed calls.
In my received text messages, I have a message saying that the number xxxxxxx called me without leaving a message. It was not my wife's number (nor was it in my contact list, for that matter).
Perhaps it was an accidental glitch...
Exphone app installed. This app has recognized my wife's contact too.

domubpkm

@Vlad-Nirky Spoofing ?

gpatel-fr

@Vlad-Nirky said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2:

an accidental glitch.

Hello

I don't think so. I did a quick test - calling from 2 different numbers, one with personalised ringtones and the other not registered in the contacts, heard only the same ringtone for both calls, so I can repro. I did not mention it myself as a regression because I did not even know that it was possible to play a personalised ringtone so I can't vouch that it worked correctly before.

Vlad Nirky

@gpatel-fr
It was not only the ringtone, the contact shown in the phone call history is my wife's contact too...
Never saw this.
Same in exPhone history.
It was the last call received previously (yesterday evening)

Vlad Nirky

@domubpkm
Is it possible (to hide an unknown number and display my first favorite) ?

DJac

@Vlad-Nirky the same probleme was report :
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/11938/anyone-else-is-having-wrong-caller-id-when-receiving-a-cal/6
no solutions actualy, but a Git issue is open.
https://gitlab.com/ubports/development/core/packaging/ofono/-/issues/3

gpatel-fr

@Vlad-Nirky said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2:

It was not only the ringtone, the contact shown in the phone call history

This I can't repro, I get the 'unknown' (from the contact list) calling number in the call list.

Moem

I have a Bluetooth problem on this RC. It does not see most of my Pebbles and can't connect to them. I'm now back on Stable and my Pebble Time connects just fine.

peat_psuwit

Update 12 February 2026: we've published Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2 RC 2 which contain a fix for audio issue on Sony Xperia X.

peat_psuwit

@Moem said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2:

I have a Bluetooth problem on this RC. It does not see most of my Pebbles and can't connect to them. I'm now back on Stable and my Pebble Time connects just fine.

This is weird, as there are no changes related to Bluetooth merged in this release. Could you please collect logs using the following command over ADB or SSH, then pull the file over USB?

sudo journalctl --boot --grep 'blue' >Downloads/journalctl.log

Moem

@peat_psuwit said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2:

Could you please collect logs using the following command over ADB or SSH, then pull the file over USB?

Oof. Maybe. I will try.

gpatel-fr

I just tried to repro it again and could not. I must have hallucinated yesterday

Mario.CH

Hi @peat_psuwit,

about Sony Xperia X:

Well, I can confirm that the sound works through the speaker.

Bluetooth connects, but there is no sound in the headphones.

Now I also have VoLTE on the Xeria X, amazing.
Xperia, Volte.png

Greetings
Mario

Moem

@peat_psuwit said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2:

Could you please collect logs using the following command over ADB or SSH, then pull the file over USB?

Turns out the answer is no. I found instructions, because I have no idea how this works, and I can't understand the instructions. Now I feel stupid. Let's forget it.

Vlad Nirky

@Moem
There's always a first time for everything (and a last time, for that matter).
If you connect your phone to your PC through USB (for example, the one you used to install Ubuntu Touch) and open a terminal, you can run the command
adb shell
This will open a remote connection to your phone.
In this connection, you can run the command
sudo journalctl --boot --grep 'blue' >Downloads/journalctl.log
Than you can type exit to return to your local terminal and run
adb pull /home/phablet/Downloads/journalctl.log ~/journalctl.log
This will get the phone's file in your home folder.

Moem

@Vlad-Nirky Okay, those were instructions I could follow... thank you.

journalctl.log

Not sure this will help since I'm now back on Stable.

Vlad Nirky

@Moem
Journalctl persists during a long time.

peat_psuwit

@Moem said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2:

@Vlad-Nirky Okay, those were instructions I could follow... thank you.

journalctl.log

Not sure this will help since I'm now back on Stable.

Thank you for the log (also thanks @vlad-nirky for a better instructions ). To help me pin point relevant log lines, could you please give me the approximated date and time you switched to RC and from RC, in your (device's) timezone?

gpatel-fr

@Vlad-Nirky said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2:

Journalctl persists during a long time.

sure but if one passes it the --boot parameter it's unlikely to get before the last system update.

Moem

@peat_psuwit said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.2:

To help me pin point relevant log lines, could you please give me the approximated date and time you switched to RC and from RC, in your (device's) timezone?

Oof! Again with the hard questions...
I switched back to Stable yesterday evening shortly before I posted about the BT problem. But I don't know when I switched to RC. Maybe one day earlier?