Hi,

just to let you know this problem has been solved for me by upgrading to 20.04 base (OTA-3). I had to re-enable developer mode after the upgrade.

For some reason device is weirdly named by lsusb, but transfering files works again, adb shell too.

Bus 004 Device 002: ID 1209:0003 Generic pid.codes Test PID

@jackharness said in Pixel 3a XL experience:

Network support is very hit-or-miss out here unless you go with Verizon, and I honestly couldn't be bothered with the switch. Keeping a number while switching plans is a hassle, and keeping my number is important to me. I'll definitely keep my eye out for VoLTE support, though.😉

Yes, unfortunately several parts of the US are only covered decently by Verizon. VoLTE support would be a big win. As noted, Droidian may be worth trying, but you won't have the UT / Lomiri goodness there yet.

Just to let you all know (a year later) no OTA update so far broke my changes to ca-certificates. But it might be a case, that this part of file system simply wasn't updated either and it might get overwritten eventually with the next OTA.

Hi @zlamalp,
I have to tell you that my solution is not really working.
Indeed, when I gave you my answer, I've forgotten that I had changed the way I create the /sbin/sogosync file.

In fact, after the creation by running the original script, I modified this file manually in console mode :
sudo mount / -o remount,rw
sudo vi /sbin/sogosync
Then I edited the file in order to fit with the following lines :

export DISPLAY=:0.0 && export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS="$(ps -u phablet e | grep -Eo 'dbus-daemon.*address=unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-[A-Za-z0-9]{10}' | tail -c35)" && /usr/bin/syncevolution data_base_name

Note : in the above line data_base_name is to be replace by the name of your database.
Then at each execution by cron daemon, the string DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS is evaluated.
It would be nice if the original script would be able to put this line in the file itself but I'm not an expert in shell programming so I've no solution to propose.

Sadly doesn't work, but it exits with 0. I'm not sure but I guess its blocked on the way to the PC for some reason.

@zlamalp Indeed, a usefull 'workaround'. This command line avoid to reboot the phone after each switch on if we want to configure again the wifi which doesn't work. Thanks.

@zlamalp said in How to run non-clickable app on a phone for development:

To answer to myself :-).

I guess I meant calendar-app and not address-book-app. For address-book-app I can see there is a snap config and also click package config. Click package can be build, but is with "ubuntu-sdk-14.10-qml-dev2" in config, which doesn't even install on 15.04 phone. If I change it to version from calendar-app, it install and crash on a start with no logs (or where they are?).

See whether there are any log files WHILE it is running. I've had it once that logs got removed before I had a change to look at 😛

try something like:

while : ; do cp application-howevertheselogfilesarecalled-calendar-app*.log my.log ; done