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clovis86 2017-10-18 12:26
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
skills ? :o

KylliOrvokki 2017-10-18 12:32
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rfa (Post 1537184)
Now, after finally getting windows to run an unsigned driver I get the error message (from the command line, to enter the unlock code):

FAILED (remote: Command did not succeed)
Finished. total time: 0.052s


What am I still missing?
Did you check that your phone is possible to unlock?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWPY...youtu.be&t=34s

I had this same error message and I solved this buy enabling "allow OEM unlock"(= something like that - I can't remember exact name) from settings. After this I was able to unlock boot loader.

Of course you need your own unique unlock code but I guess that has been used.

DrYak 2017-10-18 12:39
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rfa (Post 1537184)
Now, after finally getting windows to run an unsigned driver I get the error message (from the command line, to enter the unlock code):

FAILED (remote: Command did not succeed)
Finished. total time: 0.052s


What am I still missing?
Just to make a check list :
  • The Jolla phone is updated to the latest 34.3.A.0.228 or .238 firmware (Important to do first because after unlocking the boot loader, OTA won't work as easily)
  • Developer menu is activated
  • USB debugging is on
  • 3rd party application are authorizsed
  • OEM unlocking is authorized
  • You have registered your IMEI on Sony's website
  • You've obtained a long hexadecimal code in return from Sony
  • Your phone was first shutdown
  • Afterwards (wait 10 seconds at least), your phone was turned on in Fastboot mode (hold "volume up" while plugging the USB cable)
  • the Xperia is in Fastboot mode (no message on the screen, the LED is blue instead of green

At that moment you should run the fastboot command in your command shell (in cmd.exe) :
fastboot.exe oem unlock 0x<hexadecimal code>

Note that depending on how windows works, this might require admin rights (I have no idea, I use Linux. Maybe you'll get a UAC security prompt ? Or you need to "Run as..." cmd.exe to start the shell in admin mode ?)

DrYak 2017-10-18 12:51
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jenix (Post 1537173)
That info is actually relevant. It clearly states, that Jolla / SFOS only supports SDHC cards up to 32 GB, but almaviva tries to use a 128 GB (probably SDXC) card. I always thought that the official limitation to 32 GB was because Jolla wants to mitigate to Microsoft for the exFAT licences (which you are obliged to do for cards >32 GB), but maybe there is more to it?
there is no physical different between SDXC and SDHC card, they absolutely speak the same protocol (MMC).
the only difference is a logical/marketing one :
- SDHC are <= 32 GB and are sold pre-formatted with FAT32.
- SDXC are > 32 GB and are sold pre-formatted with exFAT (which is patented and cannot be provided by Jolla).

(that's different from plain SD cards which use a slightly older version of the protocol, that can only address card up to 1GB, or up to 4GB with a few hacks. the difference betwen SD and SDHC/SDXC is a bit similar to the introduction of LBA and LBA48 in harddisks).

this current situation is an entirely different problem : the card and the chipset are negociating a clock frequency to talk to each other (MMC uses a separate clock trace) - at least that's what it seems given the differences in dmesg between my card and the problematic card.

It currently seems that if the kernel is 3.10.84, this step fails (bug seems to be known in Ubuntu communities).
if the kernel is more recently (probably like the one packaged in Android 7.1.1 Nougat by Sony), this bug seems patched.
At least, that's what looks the most likely given the problems (card always works in stock android system and fails after Sailfish X flashing).

It just randomly happened the this card happens to be a 128GB one and also happens to have the frequency error.

But other people on TJC have successfully used a different models (the 256 Evo+ from Samsung).

Fellfrosch 2017-10-18 13:21
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Have you made this step described on Sony's "How to unlock bootloader" site?:

Quote:
"To be able to unlock your Xperia X, prepare it by following these steps:
Go into Settings > About phone and tap seven times on Build number to enable developer options.
From Settings, go into Developer options and enable OEM unlocking."
If not have you read this on Jolla's instruction site:
Quote:
Please make sure you read the whole page of instructions before starting.
Reading instructions is mandatory to be successful!

pexi 2017-10-18 13:40
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by clovis86 (Post 1537189)
skills ? :o
social skills? ;)

clovis86 2017-10-18 14:08
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Sorry, too easy xD
But anyway, all they gotta do is to rtfm, nop ?
( especially with windows procedure )

lantern 2017-10-18 14:09
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
I don't get "Delivered" status message after sending SMS. SIM is in the 2nd slot in F5122.
Do F5121 get this status or it's broken for everybody?

clovis86 2017-10-18 14:13
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
I met this issue ( on F5121, not F5122 ) after each reboot, network settings where lost ( roaming and "delivered" status settings where always disabled )
Got to use the trick for ofono config file to get them persistent between reboot. ( file owner and group radio:radio AFAIR )
Maybe it could help you :)

https://together.jolla.com/question/...-after-reboot/
Quote:
devel-su
systemctl stop ofono.service
cd /var/lib
mv ofono ofono.backup
mkdir ofono
chown radio:radio ofono
systemctl start ofono.service
OR :
Quote:
chown radio:radio /var/lib/ofono systemctl restart ofono.service

jenix 2017-10-18 16:22
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by lantern (Post 1537201)
I don't get "Delivered" status message after sending SMS. SIM is in the 2nd slot in F5122.
Do F5121 get this status or it's broken for everybody?
Have you configured the Messages app to request a delivery report?

alfmar 2017-10-18 16:29
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by juiceme (Post 1537019)
Only some OS'es have the bloody abomination that is systemd
Sorry to redpill you, but SailfishOS has always been built on systemd and some non-trivial benefits (like a faster boot time when compared to Android) depend on it.

Jolla developers wisely chose Wayland protocol instead of the 30-year-old X11, systemd init manager over initscripts, Qt over Gtk/Gnome, because they were building a modern Linux phone, not a desktop PC, even less a server, even less a *BSD machine. And that happened even if Wayland and systemd were not yet considered - back in 2012/2013 - well-tested and feature-complete.

The systemd hate, FUD and criticism come from luddites' worst nightmares, from ancient bug-reports (especially from misconfigured/mispatched systems), and from the wrong assumption that previous methods (like the boot script files approach) give the same level of performance, safety, manageability, speed. Basically the same kind of argument when back in 1992 Linux kernel was criticized for being monolithic by the author of Minix.

Booting a system is a non-trivial task (dependencies, ordering, parallelization, logging...) and not only systemd takes care of everything in a fast, safe and sound way, it also keeps compatibility with oldschool SysV/LSB scripts and adds in quite a number of security features based on Linux kernel features (for example capabilities restrictions) without the need to patch libraries and services. The latest systemd release adds in IP traffic accounting and dynamic users, two features found in Android, also in the Android layer on your old Jolla1) that Jolla guys may apply to native apps without modifying them.

Disclaimer: I use systemd in my job. Since 2014 it saved me countless hours debugging coworkers issues (did he use a wrong userid? early start? forgot to release permissions? wrong pidfile directory? accidentally wiped /tmp? logged to a different stream? started before the network was ready?...) A number of bizarre and hard-to-catch bugs disappeared overnight as soon as I switched to systemd; we now use systemd in production on all of our servers). I bet Jolla guys just felt the same way.

deprecated 2017-10-18 16:37
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by alfmar (Post 1537208)
Sorry to redpill you, but SailfishOS has always been built on systemd and some non-trivial benefits (like a faster boot time when compared to Android) depend on it.

Jolla developers wisely chose Wayland protocol instead of the 30-year-old X11, systemd init manager over initscripts, Qt over Gtk/Gnome, because they were building a modern Linux phone, not a desktop PC, even less a server, even less a *BSD machine. And that happened even if Wayland and systemd were not yet considered - back in 2012/2013 - well-tested and feature-complete.

The systemd hate, FUD and criticism come from luddites' worst nightmares, from ancient bug-reports (especially from misconfigured/mispatched systems), and from the wrong assumption that previous methods (like the boot script files approach) give the same level of performance, safety, manageability, speed. Basically the same kind of argument when back in 1992 Linux kernel was criticized for being monolithic by the author of Minix.

Booting a system is a non-trivial task (dependencies, ordering, parallelization, logging...) and not only systemd takes care of everything in a fast, safe and sound way, it also keeps compatibility with oldschool SysV/LSB scripts and adds in quite a number of security features based on Linux kernel features (for example capabilities restrictions) without the need to patch libraries and services. The latest systemd release adds in IP traffic accounting and dynamic users, two features found in Android, also in the Android layer on your old Jolla1) that Jolla guys may apply to native apps without modifying them.

Disclaimer: I use systemd in my job. Since 2014 it saved me countless hours debugging coworkers issues (did he use a wrong userid? early start? forgot to release permissions? wrong pidfile directory? accidentally wiped /tmp? logged to a different stream? started before the network was ready?...) A number of bizarre and hard-to-catch bugs disappeared overnight as soon as I switched to systemd; we now use systemd in production on all of our servers). I bet Jolla guys just felt the same way.
I wholeheartedly agree. systemd (like wayland and Qt) is a forward-thinking project. The naysayers remind me of the early detractors of btrfs, dead set on bugs or broken implementation that were fixed many revisions ago.

People don't like change, even though change is necessary for forward momentum. Personally, I'm grateful Jolla didn't go with antiquated technologies to bring us a Linux phone.

rfa 2017-10-18 17:09
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by DrYak (Post 1537193)
Just to make a check list :
  • The Jolla phone is updated to the latest 34.3.A.0.228 or .238 firmware (Important to do first because after unlocking the boot loader, OTA won't work as easily)
  • Developer menu is activated
  • USB debugging is on
  • 3rd party application are authorizsed
  • OEM unlocking is authorized
  • You have registered your IMEI on Sony's website
  • You've obtained a long hexadecimal code in return from Sony
  • Your phone was first shutdown
  • Afterwards (wait 10 seconds at least), your phone was turned on in Fastboot mode (hold "volume up" while plugging the USB cable)
  • the Xperia is in Fastboot mode (no message on the screen, the LED is blue instead of green

At that moment you should run the fastboot command in your command shell (in cmd.exe) :
fastboot.exe oem unlock 0x<hexadecimal code>

Note that depending on how windows works, this might require admin rights (I have no idea, I use Linux. Maybe you'll get a UAC security prompt ? Or you need to "Run as..." cmd.exe to start the shell in admin mode ?)
I've done all of these things. I'll try using a different computer. Thanks for taking the time to give me a detailed response.

mrsellout 2017-10-18 17:24
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by clovis86 (Post 1537200)
Sorry, too easy xD
But anyway, all they gotta do is to rtfm, nop ?
( especially with windows procedure )
To be fair, even highly skilled users had difficulties getting Windows 10 to play nicely.
I'd wager he's got some UAC notice lingering in the background, but I'm not in a position to help, as I've not done the process myself.

DrYak 2017-10-18 17:54
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by alfmar (Post 1537208)
Jolla developers wisely chose Wayland protocol instead of the 30-year-old X11, systemd init manager over initscripts, Qt over Gtk/Gnome, because they were building a modern Linux phone, not a desktop PC, even less a server, even less a *BSD machine. And that happened even if Wayland and systemd were not yet considered - back in 2012/2013 - well-tested and feature-complete.
I even enjoyed BTRFS, actually. (And I am used to it enough to not having much problems with it.)

Saddly, after being burned by ENOSP problems partially due to no optimally out-of-the-box configured btrfs partition and by badly designed recovery script (please, people, stop trying to use fsck-type programs on CoW and Log-structured FS like BTRFS, ZFS, UDF, F2FS, etc.), it seems that Jolla has decided to stop using it on device since Jolla C.

Too bad...

alfmar 2017-10-18 19:11
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
It would be very nice to use the camera button to start the camera app anytime, like in the old prehistoric Android days.

Please upvote the relevant feature request on TJC.

rfa 2017-10-18 19:32
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mrsellout (Post 1537218)
To be fair, even highly skilled users had difficulties getting Windows 10 to play nicely.
I'd wager he's got some UAC notice lingering in the background, but I'm not in a position to help, as I've not done the process myself.
I think the issues I'm having are both a) getting windows (8.1) to play nicely with the fastboot drivers and b) the instructions for unlocking the bootloader (on the sony video) not matching the download links provided.

On my home PC I've got fastboot working on command line. It sees my phone

That's all it does

n950 2017-10-18 19:54
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Hi,

Is XPERIA XZ support sfos x official image?

rogger888 2017-10-18 20:29
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
I just want to say thank you to all those who helped me , DrYak Aspergerguy, Fellfrosch and the rest of you, It sure wasn't easy for a beginner, unlocking the bootloader seemed unnecessarily, even stupidly hard, but I got there .A real community, even clovis86 who's comment inspired me to work harder. Thank you all

oenone 2017-10-18 21:10
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Wifi channels 12, 13, (and 14) don't seem to be picked up by the Xperia X. It is assumed that in Android it doesn't either.

rfa 2017-10-18 21:32
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
I think I found the problem - MyXperia was on.

I'll try again this evening...

karlos devel 2017-10-18 21:35
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Finally I reached download the official sailfish X :)

m4r0v3r 2017-10-18 22:24
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
What are peeps using for voice navigation? I have poor maps and scout server but nothing else

MartinK 2017-10-18 23:06
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by m4r0v3r (Post 1537250)
What are peeps using for voice navigation? I have poor maps and scout server but nothing else
ModRana should get turn-by-turn navigation support and hopefully also voice directions in the near future as well. :)

jukk 2017-10-19 07:04
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by alfmar (Post 1537208)
Sorry to redpill you, but SailfishOS has always been built on systemd and some non-trivial benefits (like a faster boot time when compared to Android) depend on it.

Jolla developers wisely chose Wayland protocol instead of the 30-year-old X11, systemd init manager over initscripts, Qt over Gtk/Gnome, because they were building a modern Linux phone, not a desktop PC, even less a server, even less a *BSD machine. And that happened even if Wayland and systemd were not yet considered - back in 2012/2013 - well-tested and feature-complete.

The systemd hate, FUD and criticism come from luddites' worst nightmares, from ancient bug-reports (especially from misconfigured/mispatched systems), and from the wrong assumption that previous methods (like the boot script files approach) give the same level of performance, safety, manageability, speed. Basically the same kind of argument when back in 1992 Linux kernel was criticized for being monolithic by the author of Minix.

Booting a system is a non-trivial task (dependencies, ordering, parallelization, logging...) and not only systemd takes care of everything in a fast, safe and sound way, it also keeps compatibility with oldschool SysV/LSB scripts and adds in quite a number of security features based on Linux kernel features (for example capabilities restrictions) without the need to patch libraries and services. The latest systemd release adds in IP traffic accounting and dynamic users, two features found in Android, also in the Android layer on your old Jolla1) that Jolla guys may apply to native apps without modifying them.

Disclaimer: I use systemd in my job. Since 2014 it saved me countless hours debugging coworkers issues (did he use a wrong userid? early start? forgot to release permissions? wrong pidfile directory? accidentally wiped /tmp? logged to a different stream? started before the network was ready?...) A number of bizarre and hard-to-catch bugs disappeared overnight as soon as I switched to systemd; we now use systemd in production on all of our servers). I bet Jolla guys just felt the same way.
Well said!

clovis86 2017-10-19 07:05
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mrsellout (Post 1537218)
To be fair, even highly skilled users had difficulties getting Windows 10 to play nicely.
I'd wager he's got some UAC notice lingering in the background, but I'm not in a position to help, as I've not done the process myself.
Just talking about my personnal experience on Win10, didn't met any issue, except shitty sony steps detailed to unlock i totally agree on this part.
IMO, Jolla should have integrate this part on their how-to and just give the user the Sony url to get the unlocking code.
It would have avoid lots of confusion for everyone.

gaelic 2017-10-19 07:32
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Another issue (maybe):

When playing sounds in browser or media player (via integrated speakers or headphones) the volume seems to be too high as in 'overamplified'.
For me the lowest volume setting is to loud, and high volume way to high an massively cracking, I guess on the long run it would destroy the speakers.

Is anyone experiencing the same? Resolutions?

clovis86 2017-10-19 07:40
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
totally agree !
Even the lowest volume settings is too high for me also :)

peperjohnny 2017-10-19 08:09
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by gaelic (Post 1537256)
Another issue (maybe):

When playing sounds in browser or media player (via integrated speakers or headphones) the volume seems to be too high as in 'overamplified'.
For me the lowest volume setting is to loud, and high volume way to high an massively cracking, I guess on the long run it would destroy the speakers.

Is anyone experiencing the same? Resolutions?
Yeah I second this.

Fellfrosch 2017-10-19 08:13
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rfa (Post 1537246)
I think I found the problem - MyXperia was on.

I'll try again this evening...
It's all about reading :p :D

Nice to here that you found the problem. I hope there are nor further hurdles for you, so that you can enjoy your new toy this evening :D:cool:

rfa 2017-10-19 09:36
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellfrosch (Post 1537259)
It's all about reading :p :D

Nice to here that you found the problem. I hope there are nor further hurdles for you, so that you can enjoy your new toy this evening :D:cool:
Turning this off hasn't worked. I'm going to try again on a different computer on the weekend.

I'll try without using the Sony software, as I think this is causing the problem

Fellfrosch 2017-10-19 09:46
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
So you are getting exactly the same message as before? :eek:

alfmar 2017-10-19 11:01
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by oenone (Post 1537243)
Wifi channels 12, 13, (and 14) don't seem to be picked up by the Xperia X. It is assumed that in Android it doesn't either.
My home wifi AP uses channel #13 and SailfishX has no problems connecting. The command iw phy phy0 info on SailfishX says that only 2484 MHz (channel 14) is actually "disabled" (because of the "global" and "Italy" regulatory domains; AFAIK channel 14 is only available in "Japan" regulations), and 5 GHz channels 36 to 140 (5.18 to 5.7 GHz) are also available.

In the "valid interfaces combinations" it clearly shows that "AP" and "Managed" are separate features, thus the hardware does not support being both an access point and a client at the same time.

Using the command iw dev wlan0 link on SailfishX I can see it is now using the channel 13 (frequency 2472 MHz) at 72 MBit/s speed.

rfa 2017-10-19 11:13
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellfrosch (Post 1537265)
So you are getting exactly the same message as before? :eek:
Yes. When I run "fastboot devices" a code appears. When I run the command line with the code (copy pasted from the 4/4 Sony page) i get the same error message - failed

mosen 2017-10-19 11:39
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Yay, finally have a new f5121 below 200€.
One question i have not found touched here:

Is the display brightness range the same on sfos as it is in android?
Booted the thing in android for the updates and found it is nicely dark on lowest setting. Unprecedented in sfos device i would say.

I will be hopefully able to answer myself this night after flashing party, but maybe it helps others reading.

pexi 2017-10-19 11:50
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rfa (Post 1537272)
Yes. When I run "fastboot devices" a code appears. When I run the command line with the code (copy pasted from the 4/4 Sony page) i get the same error message - failed
Linux went without a glitch for me. Just had to install the android tools with a single command, turn off phone, plug it in while pressing volume up (or was it down for fastboot mode?), checking fastboot devices and proceeding from there with flashtool... if i recall correctly.

Fellfrosch 2017-10-19 12:02
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Maybe just try it the Linux way. If you just have Windows machines. You can download a live-CD and use that.

Anyway I think you've made a mistake putting you phone in flashmode. Otherise there would have been a differnet error than before.

Have you waited for 15 seconds, when you shut down your device. Have pressed Volume up. Has the LED switched to blue after connection?

Heik 2017-10-19 13:27
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rfa (Post 1537272)
Yes. When I run "fastboot devices" a code appears. When I run the command line with the code (copy pasted from the 4/4 Sony page) i get the same error message - failed
Didn't check in earlier posts but someone had problems with the code, did you use the "0x" in the beginning of the code?
Like

Quote:
C:\android-sdk\platform-tools>fastboot devices
CB521DX3LM fastboot

C:\android-sdk\platform-tools>fastboot -i 0x0fce oem unlock 0x12345613624CE9D4
(code changed :-) )

seiichiro0185 2017-10-19 13:44
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by mosen (Post 1537273)
Yay, finally have a new f5121 below 200€.
One question i have not found touched here:

Is the display brightness range the same on sfos as it is in android?
Booted the thing in android for the updates and found it is nicely dark on lowest setting. Unprecedented in sfos device i would say.

I will be hopefully able to answer myself this night after flashing party, but maybe it helps others reading.
I didn't make a test against Android, but I can say that the display brightness does go very dark on the lowest setting, definitly much darker than my other SFOS devices (Jolla 1 / Jolla C / Tablet)

oenone 2017-10-19 14:58
Re: Sailfish OS (officially) on Sony Xperia devices
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by alfmar (Post 1537271)
My home wifi AP uses channel #13 and SailfishX has no problems connecting. The command iw phy phy0 info on SailfishX says that only 2484 MHz (channel 14) is actually "disabled" (because of the "global" and "Italy" regulatory domains; AFAIK channel 14 is only available in "Japan" regulations), and 5 GHz channels 36 to 140 (5.18 to 5.7 GHz) are also available.

In the "valid interfaces combinations" it clearly shows that "AP" and "Managed" are separate features, thus the hardware does not support being both an access point and a client at the same time.

Using the command iw dev wlan0 link on SailfishX I can see it is now using the channel 13 (frequency 2472 MHz) at 72 MBit/s speed.
Thank you for the information.

Running iw phy phy0 info gives:

Code:
        Band 1:
[. . .]
                        Frequencies:
                        * 2412 MHz [1] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2417 MHz [2] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2422 MHz [3] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2427 MHz [4] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2432 MHz [5] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2437 MHz [6] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2442 MHz [7] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2447 MHz [8] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2452 MHz [9] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2457 MHz [10] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2462 MHz [11] (20.0 dBm)
                        * 2467 MHz [12] (disabled)
                        * 2472 MHz [13] (disabled)
                        * 2484 MHz [14] (disabled)
Is there any way to enable channel 12 and 13? The firmware flashed to bring the device up to 34.3 version was the Central Europe 1 version, so channel 12 and 13 should not be restricted in those regions, and yet it is. Or does Sailfish restrict it based on the timezone or IMSI?

iw reg set [2 letter country code, eg BE, DK, RU, AU, etc] works but does not survive reboot and it changes back to the original settings.

Further testing seems to show that dead SIMs from a variety of countries do not change the regulation setting, while live SIMs do, and the reg setting is changed to the country of the connected network. One wonders what happens on the Xperia dual-SIM version if one is using two different SIMs in a border area, eg, Uzbekistan (1 - 11) and Kazakhstan (1 - 13).


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