+1 Owncloud contacts sync
+1 A stable device
+1 Bluetooth working with a carkit
Then I can use it as my daily device

The great news is, the bug is fixed! You can already test it in dev mode. Here is the link to the bug on Github. There you can see Mariogrib solved it.
See this on Github

Very, very happy with this fix.

My bq E4.5 did not work with my Parrot carkit CK3100 (sound does not work). Now I have a 'new' phone, the OPO and it works fine with my Parror carkit. It pairs right away and then there was the big surprise, I have sound!

Still one problem. When the phone is on, and I turn the key of my car, so the Parrot starts functioning, the Parrot and the OPO start to communicate, ending in a rebooting OPO.

I installed logviewer. Maybe this gives me any clue.

If you have a positive Bluetooth story, please tell it in this thread.

@libremax Thanks for the comment

It's on Ubuntu 15.04 (r3). This is my daily driver and not yet ready for an upgrade to 16.04. When tried I'll let it know here.

The Android roms are here: https://www.bq.com/en/support/aquaris-e4-5/support-sheet?ssess=5b92b52c288f1&sorigin=productList
Can not find the Ubuntu roms on there site They should be here: https://www.bq.com/en/support/aquaris-e4-5-ubuntu-edition/support-sheet?ssess=5b92b52c288f1&sorigin=productList

@AppLee It is more general

https://forums.ubports.com/topic/457/the-bluetooth-thread/47

Looking in the ~/.cache/upstart/dbus.log I found sound goes to pause when I don't hear the sound ringing.

...
void AalMediaPlayerService::play()
Actually calling m_hubPlayerSession->play()
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
Index changed to -1
m_currentIndex updated to: 0
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::setMedia(const QMediaContent&, QIODevice*)

setMedia() media: QUrl("file:///usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/ringtones/Time not Lost.ogg")
Same media as current
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::pause()

virtual QMediaPlayer::State AalMediaPlayerControl::state() const

m_currentIndex updated to: 0
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::setMedia(const QMediaContent&, QIODevice*)

setMedia() media: QUrl("file:///usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/ringtones/Time not Lost.ogg")
Same media as current
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::pause()

virtual QMediaPlayer::State AalMediaPlayerControl::state() const

PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "paused"
disconnected

When the sound is normal I see in the logfile it is playing:

void AalMediaPlayerService::play()
Actually calling m_hubPlayerSession->play()
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
Index changed to -1
m_currentIndex updated to: 0
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::setMedia(const QMediaContent&, QIODevice*)

setMedia() media: QUrl("file:///usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/ringtones/Time not Lost.ogg")
Same media as current
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::play()

void AalMediaPlayerService::play()
Actually calling m_hubPlayerSession->play()
virtual QMediaPlayer::State AalMediaPlayerControl::state() const

m_currentIndex updated to: 0
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::setMedia(const QMediaContent&, QIODevice*)

setMedia() media: QUrl("file:///usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/ringtones/Time not Lost.ogg")
Same media as current
virtual void AalMediaPlayerControl::play()

void AalMediaPlayerService::play()
Actually calling m_hubPlayerSession->play()
virtual QMediaPlayer::State AalMediaPlayerControl::state() const

PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
PlaybackStatus changed to: "playing"
disconnected

Once in a while the phone does not ring, it does vibrate. Also, the screen lights up, showing who is calling etc. So everything is working like it should, but no sound. Then the next caller the sound is back to normal. The problem appears three times in a week or so.

I haven't been able to reproduce this bug. It just appears and goes.
On a night shift I realy need the sound!

There my questions:

• do you recognize this problem?
• any idea how to fight this problem, where to go next? For example, what logs should I check?

I don’t know when this problem appeared, I mean, what OTA.

Now using OTA 7 rc, BQ Aquaris E4.5

Does anyone know howto comment / rate on an app (not a bug report)? Can't find it in the app-store.

@stefano said in No phone network 16.04:

@thebird here it is

anyone affected, please comment on the issue, Thanks.

Did it ...

Same problems here. BQ Aquaria E 4.5. Old browser, new browser. Jade Diamond browser is the best boet also unusable.
16.04 rc now
Somai other strange behavior. Open a new window browser. Close it. Then both windows disepear. Starting the browser again, it start with 2 Windows. So you can't lose one windows. From won it always starts with two.
You can change this bij editing the setting. Do not start with the past session.

On Ubuntu it is smooth.

@AppLee It is more general

https://forums.ubports.com/topic/457/the-bluetooth-thread/47

To me it still is not. This is because of this problem:

https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2243/phone-doesn-t-ring

But beside that it is great. At nightshifts I use my Iphone. The others days of the week it is UT on my OPO which I realy prefer

I tried this. Now its more stable.
https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2928/oneplus-one-baseband-firmware

I saw it in the q&a. This indeed is a great feature. It is much easyer now to handle text with the phone. Realy great improvement

@Giiba The same here. It is only for this subject, the OTA 11 tracker. Others work just fine

@kristatos I just did, thanks
https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/1243

Still the same anoying bug. Found some other users with the same problem:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ofono/+bug/1612367

and here in the forum looks like the same isseu

https://forums.ubports.com/topic/1069/unhearable-ringing

I'm following this guide for compiling Ubuntu Touch packages. Setting up LXD with crossbuilder setup-lxd works well but when I execute the command crossbuilder in any project I get this error:

... 
Installing armhf build dependencies for address-book-app in container address-book-app-usdk-16-04-amd64-armhf-dev.

dch: fatal error at line 569:
debian/changelog is not writable!

First I used a normal user in Ubuntu. Then when that didn't work, I tried a sudo user. Didn't do the trick.

Any idea?