@kristatos Yeah, everything is working as expected. It's almost like everything cellular is stable, the incorrect configuration just keeps getting applied randomly.

@lduboeuf Just reinstalled focal using installer. Got access to phone again and files. Cellular wasn't working because it was set to 2G only. I never set it to that. When I first used focal, Cellular internet wasn't working. turned out "Internet" wasn't enabled in apn settings. It might just be something going wrong with the config files? I'll keep using focal and see if anything changes/breaks

@lduboeuf Yeah, That's fair. I was out when It happened, so it was a last ditch effort to get a working phone again. I think I'll just have to wait for a more stable release. Kinda sad, I was really liking how much of an improvement 20.04 was.

@lakotaubp No, that's not the issue. The sim isn't locked with a pin.

I honestly think it was because I changed from a pin to passphrase in focal, and that change hasn't been reflected going back to xenial. So the ui is expecting a pin when the actual user password is a passphrase? I'm pretty sure my only option now is to reflash ut.

Is there a way I can dump any logs without unlocking the phone? Android recovery?

@lakotaubp I'll take a look at that. I don't think the sim is locked though? Could explain why I couldn't connect to the cell network?

Hi,

I have a pixel 3a. I updated to focal and it was working well for a while. Today I lost all cell service, so I downgraded back to xenial (stable).

After I updated to focal, I changed from a pin code to a password. When I downgraded to xenial it is now asking for a pincode again. Entering my old code doesn't work, nor does the default? (1234, 0000, 9999?). I assume that change in the file structure from xenial (qt5/unity8) to focal (lomiri) caused this error. Downgrading back to xenial also didn't fix the cellular connection.

It's not a big issue, I'll just reflash and go through the process of re-installing everything. I don't think I'll be able to access any logs.