@darkcoder221 No, sorry. The port is currently in need of some work as the last bootable image failed to wake for phone calls. I am currently unable to put any time into fixing this.

As this seems to be a problem for us Canadian and American users only, I thought I'd try and troubleshoot as best I can. If someone in europe with working MMS could post up their APN contents from /var/lib/ofono/<id> /gprs , I think it might be a good starting point.

@fredldotme
Hey Alfred. If you get the chance I know you're using a 3a.

@rdl85 said in MMS issues:

@aircooled OK, so you still think it is all in the APN settings? How did you figure out your data was restarting everytime you try and send an MMS? I'd be curious to watch for that on my 3a as well.

At the time the data indicator would actually go dark and then light back up after the failed message appeared. It doesn't seems to happen since the last update.

@rdl85 If it wasn't working in europe I would agree. Also when I try and send an MMS I can watch the data connection reset.

First off I'd like to thank all the developers for the hard work that they've put in to the project.

As an avid supporter of all things FOSS I'd like to say that one of the biggest problems facing wide spread use of UT is the stability on more modern devices. With that said, is there any progress on the issues facing North American users on Halium 9 devices (MMS, network connectivity...)? I for one, long for the day that I can ditch my Nexus 5 and use my Pixel 3a as a daily driver.

Thanks

It works properly for me as well on my Pixel 3a.

@rdl85 Thanks. This looks pretty similar to what I've got running here. Now if only someone from europe would post theirs.

@standupmobile I'm getting pretty reliable 4G reception on my phone.

@freefrog They should be similar. Typically android will only have one for both MMS and internet but this doesn't seem to be working on the 3a right now. You can however just make one APN entry for each and just use the same info in both.

@something_wrong I had a similar problem. I flashed android again using the "flash" link and checking force flash all partitions and wipe device in the options (click the pencil icon). That worked for me.

@rdl85 Well that's something. Can you post up your gprs file for me?

@fredldotme
Hey Alfred. If you get the chance I know you're using a 3a.