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    Bounty for Pixel 3a/Halium 9 stability

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      heyspencerb @rik last edited by

      @rik Totally, makes sense, I've been following the progress of VoLTE and I was thinking this was a pretty big step forward all of a sudden. Still, good to hear! I'll try out my new AT&T sim when I get home and see how it goes!

      Was a bounty ever set up for the VoLTE? If so I'd like to contribute if I can

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        rocket2nfinity @heyspencerb last edited by

        @heyspencerb See last weeks UBPorts Blog Q&A. UBPorts is asking for steady contributions to pay for the work regarding VoLTE

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          heyspencerb @rocket2nfinity last edited by

          @rocket2nfinity Thanks, I just set up a 10 euro per month donation like they asked for.

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            esoteric last edited by

            Pixel 3a XL here on development channel. Cricket wireless. After mixing and matching multiple apn solutions to get mms working, I figured I'd share my fix. Hopefully it'll save someone the heartache I just went through, haha.

            WIFI off

            2g/3g/4g connection type

            APN stuff. Modify existing two and save

            -Cricket Internet-
            Used for
            Internet
            Name
            Cricket Internet
            APN
            Endo (think this was the main fix from default ndo)

            -Cricket MMS-
            Used for
            MMS
            Name
            Cricket MMS
            APN
            ndo
            MMSC
            http://mmsc.aiowireless.net
            Proxy
            192.168.196.78

            I believe changing the Cricket Internet to Endo helped with a conflict of both mms and internet being stock set to ndo? Not sure, but that was the last thing I tried before giving up, and it started working.
            Hope that helps

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              esoteric last edited by

              Update. Everything worked. Everything. Now it appears to be denied access. Sigh.

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                esoteric last edited by

                Apparently the verizon access point cell booster in the faraday cage-like place I work kicked me. Walked outside and got it back.

                So the fix works so far! Just not the darn access point here. Will play more with it.

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                  esoteric last edited by esoteric

                  Further update. With no changes, the access point now accepts me. I guess I was initially kicked for being a suspicious new device? Idk how those devices work. Stable now, though.

                  So with further testing, it seems you can swap ndo and Endo interchangeably between Cricket Internet and Cricket MMS, as long as they're one or the other, and not both the same.

                  Initial testing sees slightly faster speeds with ndo on Internet, but the ip address location isn't accurate. Which is actually kind of a good thing imo

                  Also, I changed the MMS entry to mirror the cricket website apn settings.

                  So my current loadout on Release Candidate branch is this

                  -Cricket Internet-
                  Used for
                  Internet
                  Name
                  Cricket Internet
                  APN
                  ndo

                  -Cricket MMS-
                  Used for
                  MMS
                  Name
                  Cricket MMS
                  APN
                  Endo
                  MMSC
                  http://mmsc.aiowireless.net
                  Proxy
                  proxy.aiowireless.net
                  Proxy port
                  80

                  Sorry if this is all total common knowledge, but I couldn't find a straight answer for my particular situation. Here are my findings. Hope they help someone

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                    mELu9WUv last edited by

                    Wish I could get MMS to work, but only MMS does atm. Red Pocket GSMA service on GP3a.

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                      mELu9WUv @mELu9WUv last edited by

                      @melu9wuv Meant to write that SMS works, but not MMS.

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                        esoteric @mELu9WUv last edited by esoteric

                        @melu9wuv I would definitely look into your apn settings and how they apply in ubuntu touch. Maybe what worked for me would work for you? Loosely adapted principle of my fix, I doubt your apn settings would look the same as mine

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                          mELu9WUv @esoteric last edited by

                          @esoteric I will look at them again and see if I can mimic your process with red pocket...the difficulty I find is whether to use RP or AT&T (base carrier) settings.

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                            esoteric @mELu9WUv last edited by esoteric

                            @melu9wuv I would go with red pocket's, but you may have a bit of testing ahead. Post any good fixes you find for others. Very niche problem that specific answers would be nice to find

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                              dieharddan @mELu9WUv last edited by

                              @melu9wuv im getting sms and mms on red pocket (at&t) here's my apn settings

                              MMS
                              Name: Red Pocket
                              APN: PRODATA
                              MMSC: http://mmsc.mobile.att.net
                              Proxy: 172.26.39.1
                              Proxy Port: 80

                              Internet
                              Name: Red Pocket
                              APN: PRODATA

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                                lsitongia last edited by

                                I'm trying to get MMS going on a new install. Trying the developer channel. Using Google Fi SIM card. This works well in my Nexus 4, and apparently MMS works there. In my Pixel 3a, though, it automatically sets the carrier as Google Fi but the APN settings have two T-Mobile entries. I have the known problem that I cannot add another APN, however if I edit one of the T-Mobile entries and name it Google it creates a third one! However, when I set that for Internet and MMS, it always changes itself back to Internet only.

                                Another thing is that I cannot edit /var/lib/ofono files. Permission denied. The directory is user "radio" and rw only for that user, so user phablet cannot cd there.

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                                  Keneda @lsitongia last edited by Keneda

                                  @lsitongia said in Bounty for Pixel 3a/Halium 9 stability:

                                  Another thing is that I cannot edit /var/lib/ofono files. Permission denied. The directory is user "radio" and rw only for that user, so user phablet cannot cd there.

                                  System files on Ubuntu Touch are, for security reasons, read only by default.

                                  2015-Now : Meizu MX4 (Stable) for daily use
                                  Spare : Nexus 5 (Stable)

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                                    lsitongia @Keneda last edited by

                                    @keneda fredldotme suggested editing those files directly, previously in this thread. Does that explain why we cannot add a new APN, because the files are not writable?

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                                      lsitongia @dieharddan last edited by

                                      @dieharddan, from what people are saying, GSM networks should be working now for MMS. I have Google Fi, which, on the Pixel 3a running UT, connects to T-Mobile, I think I'm on GSM, and it should work. However, when I reboot with wifi off, only sending photos works. Cannot receive them. Gives an error that links to Google Fi help. I've ordered a Red Pocket SIM card to try that.

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                                        Keneda @lsitongia last edited by Keneda

                                        @lsitongia
                                        System files are read only for user and confined apps.
                                        System setting app will have read/write on files it needs to edit.
                                        Now you can make system files read write for user, entering the right command line in terminal app, search forum for that.
                                        But what i can tell you is on my phone, apn settings works, i can create new apn, so maybe an issue on your device port.

                                        2015-Now : Meizu MX4 (Stable) for daily use
                                        Spare : Nexus 5 (Stable)

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                                          lsitongia @fredldotme last edited by

                                          @fredldotme Could you tell me what the steps are to make the changes to the gprs file to "stick"? Rebooting rewrites it with the T-Mobile ones that this phone defaults to when I put my Google Fi SIM in. Popping the SIM out and putting it back in also rewrites it. This same SIM card works great in my Nexus 4: pop it in, automatically gets T-Mobile settings (which are different from when I pop the card into my Pixel 3a), MMS works to and from with WiFi on or off. I'm trying to use the UI or modify the gprs file directly, and it won't stay what I set it to.

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