Hello

I've managed to send a file using Bluetooth. First to get bluetooth running again, I've reset the device.
After this, bluetooth service worked again normally.

As advised by @gpatel-fr, I've installed bt-obex using crackle.

crackle install bluez-tools

I've then opened 3 Terminal tabs to run these tasks in parallel:

Terminal 1

# To find the Android phone receiving the file
bluetoothctl
scan on 
# Find and copy the MAC address of the Android bluetooth adapter to paste it in terminal 3

Terminal 2

# Start the obexd tool
/usr/libexec/bluetooth/obexd

Terminal 3

# Make sure that the Android bluetooth device is discoverable
# Send the file with bt-obex
bt-obex -p [MAC address of the Android bluetooth adapter] /tmp/test-bluetooth.txt

On the Android device, make sure that you accept receiving the file from the Ubuntu Touch device and check that the content is sucessfully received.

Hello @gpatel-fr

Thanks for your help to install ObexFTP, this worked. However I was unable to pair to a bluetooth device using bluetoothctl. As soon, as I activate the scan scan on, the bluetooth of the device is deactived.

Hello

I am facing the same issue than @thomasf with bluetooth file transfer as the Bluetooth File Transfer app disappeared. I've tried with ObexFTP but it seems that it is not installed per default.

Is there a way to transfer files using the terminal and a transfer utility ?

@peat_psuwit said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

It's now possible to send and receive MMS again as the underlying components for MMS have been fixed. Additionally, there's now a dialog telling users to disable Wi-Fi and enable mobile data before sending MMS.

@Eric-H This regression is expected according to the release comment, is the popup displayed in your case ? I got a warning message inviting me to turn off the Wi-Fi in my case.

Thanks @lduboeuf .

After 10 minutes, the warning still appears. Once the cellular data toggle is switched off and on, MMS sending works again.

@lduboeuf

I had a quick look this evening and confirm that there is no issue with internet (tested with Morph).

@lduboeuf said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

Do you noticed issue with the indicator, e.g it shows the wifi off whereas the wifi is On or On while Off, same for cellular data?

I did not notice any visible issue or inconsistency with the indicator state. The issue happens after a restart or shutdown.

I was able to reproduce the issue with the following steps:

• disable Wi-Fi
• enable cellular data (2 to 5G)
• try to send a MMS
  => it works
• restart the phone
• try to send a MMS
  => I get the information message inviting me to disable Wi-Fi and turn on cellular data
• disable cellular data
• enable cellular data
• try to send a MMS
  => it works

@peat_psuwit said in Call for testing: Ubuntu Touch 24.04-1.0:

It's now possible to send and receive MMS again as the underlying components for MMS have been fixed. Additionally, there's now a dialog telling users to disable Wi-Fi and enable mobile data before sending MMS.

Hello,

MMS sending and receiving is working great on Volla Quintus but I often get the pop-up reminding me to disable the Wi-Fi even if it is already disabled. Switching the Wi-Fi and cellular toggles on and off usually unblocks MMS sending.