@antidroid the set-up I have been using is running as a shell script triggering dbus-send and curl commands. Since there is a Terminal app, I am trying to adapt the shell script to Ubuntu Touch.

BR,
LS

uNav positions the device properly. However, simultaneously, sudo test_gps reports a segmentation fault, and SensorsStatus reports "Access error" as Source Status.

When checking processes (ps aux | grep -i location | grep -i provider), there is a ubuntu-location-serviced running, stating the use of a remote provider (--provider remote::Provider), but this remote provider is not explicitly listed (remote::Provider::name missing).

It does not make sense, does it?

Thx for your insight,
LS

@keneda Based on your input, this is my expectation as well. Though, I reset the device through System Settings expecting curl to be wiped out, only to find it back after reset. I am confused. Is it not a full Factory Reset?

@keneda said in Installing dev packages:

@lsrb said in Installing dev packages:

Issue #1: "sudo apt update" fails in Terminal. I understand from Forum Topic #5747 that it's by design. Can anyone confirm?

Yes i confirm. Systeme files are read only, however, if you know what's you're doing, you can make it read/write using Ubuntu Touch Tweak Tool from open store.

Thx for the tip. curl package successfully installed. No system complaint so far. Will see how it turns out when OTA-16 is rolled out next month.

@antidroid the set-up I have been using is running as a shell script triggering dbus-send and curl commands. Since there is a Terminal app, I am trying to adapt the shell script to Ubuntu Touch.

BR,
LS

Hello,

Disclaimer: newbie to UT and UBPorts, though experienced with Fedora and SailFish OS

Context: Vollaphone running OTA-15, developper mode on

Requirement: willing to use my Vollaphone as a probe for cellular coverage, similarly to what I have been doing for 5+ years with Jolla and Sony Xperia devices running SailFish OS. In that respect, trying to get developement packages (buid-essential, automake, autoconf, libtool, libssl-dev, etc) and curl package up and running.

Issue #1: "sudo apt update" fails in Terminal. I understand from Forum Topic #5747 that it's by design. Can anyone confirm?

Issue #2: installing packages through Libertine fails as well. I understand from the forum there are issues with Libertine. Can anyone confirm?

Issue #3: eventually, what would be the way forward?

Thx in advance for your kind help,
LS