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#581
Originally Posted by claustn View Post
maybe we are all very happy with ours Nexus 5 and Sailfish Anyway, I hope Mautz will release the new version soon, I'd like to test it
Originally Posted by dubliner View Post
I find myself in complete agreement with @claustn, I am extremely happy with that phone (Mautz-Kernel plus BT fix). It's truly the best thing that has ever happened to me since the N900 (which I still use as a secondary phone).

The only slight glitch I have been noticing recently is Bluetooth not coming up on startup once in a while. Even restarting the BT service from the command line wouldn't work. So, I'd need to reboot (nothing I'd worry about, though).

Also, BT handsfree still isn't working (distorted audio - see way above).

@mautz, all my hopes rest on you.
I agree with both of you. I am really happy with my Nexus5 and SailfishOS. And 'Yes', the Bluetooth Fix is very good for battery life.

@dubliner:

I see your 'bluetooth' problem and can confirm it. In some rare cases the script that I wrote after some discussions with Mautz hangs... Sometimes though it is the Bluetooth stack itself that fails, and the problem is not related to the script. You can try to recover bluetooth with the following commands...

Code:
devel-su
/bin/echo 0 > /proc/bluetooth/sleep/lpm
killall bt-sleep-monitor.sh dbus-monitor
systemctl restart bluetooth
./bt-sleep-monitor.sh &
Or use a script that you can start with one command, like 'devel-su bt-fix.sh
Code:
#!/bin/bash
# Fix failing bluetooth connection in combination with the
# bt-sleep-monitor.sh script
#
# usage: devel-su bt-fix.sh

/bin/echo 0 > /proc/bluetooth/sleep/lpm
killall bt-sleep-monitor.sh dbus-monitor
systemctl restart bluetooth
sleep 2
./bt-sleep-monitor.sh &
# In the example bt-fix.sh and bt-sleep-monitor.sh are located in my /home/nemo folder.
 

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