@Grisen I'm glad to hear that, kudos!

@grisen On the install issue. According to Florian yes there is probably a missing config file. We would need to supply one and then a fake MAC would need to be created. This is due to there being alot of OPO varients. A fix/guide is being worked on.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/bluetooth#Pairing => bluetoothctl can be a very nice tool for debugging BT problems. You can pair/unpair and interrogate devices etc. I would give it a try whenever there are BT problems.

@lakota Great links! A lot of home work! thanks!

Well "sudo reboot" works, but it prompts me for the password. I tried adding the job to sudo's crontab, but that doesn't work. The solution I described in post 1 works on a desktop ubuntu. After doing what I described, "sudo reboot" reboots the machine without prompting for password. Regards Grisen

Too good to be true. After five days, it lost the connection again, and as usual it couldn't automatically reconnect. I looked at my script output, and I noticed that when there's no 4G connection, it doesn't run the cron job every five minutes. So somehow it's reversed - it's the baseband chip that keeps the phone awake. I'll try with just 3G - maybe that'll work. Regards Grisen

@Grisen I will try to summarize / condense this thread into one or more tickets, but yes just put it there to have a wider audience, and also you get updates for the thread then

Camera was still broken last time I looked at the OPO build but I know Marius G was looking to try and fix it while working on the Halium stuff